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Best Food Delivery Software in 2026

Food delivery software helps restaurants manage online orders, delivery zones, drivers, customer tracking and branded ordering. Some tools also connect with marketplaces or support multiple locations. Android availability varies by product, so check for an Android app before choosing. Compare support for iOS, web, API, self-hosted and Windows platforms too, along with pricing and the features your operation needs.

22 appsSorted 14 Nov 2026How we rank
18.2

GloriaFood provides online ordering for restaurant delivery, takeaway, and dine-in, alongside table reservations and pre-ordering.

Free planAndroidiOSWeb
From $9 a month
28.2
Lunchbox logo

Lunchbox is a digital commerce platform for restaurant ordering, catering, loyalty, marketing, and guest engagement.

Free planAndroidiOSWeb
From $300 a month
37.5
Flipdish logo

Flipdish is a restaurant management platform for restaurants and takeaways, combining ordering channels, point of sale and operations tools.

AndroidiOSWeb
From $948 a year
  1. 4Onfleet logo

    Onfleet

    Onfleet is delivery-management software for companies coordinating their own fleets and outside delivery partners.

    AndroidiOSWebAPI
    7.4From $299 a month
  2. 5Restolabs logo

    Restolabs

    Restolabs is an online ordering platform for independent restaurants, cafés, cloud kitchens, and other food businesses selling directly to customers.

    AndroidiOSWeb
    7.4From $19 a month
  3. 6Shipday logo

    Shipday

    Shipday is a delivery management platform for dispatching orders and coordinating drivers.

    Free planWebAPI
    7.4From $19 a month
  4. 7

    Ordering.co

    Ordering.co provides infrastructure for customer-facing ordering, order operations, integrations, and developer extensions.

    AndroidiOSWebAPI
    7.2
  5. 8UrbanPiper logo

    UrbanPiper

    UrbanPiper connects restaurants’ existing POS systems to ordering channels and delivery platforms so orders can be managed in one place.

    AndroidiOSWebmacOS
    7.2From £79 a month
  6. 9ChowNow Online Ordering logo

    ChowNow Online Ordering

    ChowNow Online Ordering gives independent restaurants tools for online ordering, marketing, and operations.

    AndroidiOSWeb
    7.0$229 usage-based
  7. 10

    MenuDrive

    AndroidiOSWeb
    7.0$149 one-time
  8. 11

    Orderable

    Free planWebSelf-hosted
    6.9From $149 a year
  9. 12

    Slerp

    AndroidiOSWeb
    6.9From £125 a month
  10. 13

    Menufy

    Menufy provides online ordering, restaurant websites, and guest marketing for independent brick-and-mortar restaurants.

    AndroidiOSWeb
    6.8From $149 a month
  11. 14Olo Ordering logo

    Olo Ordering

    Olo Ordering is a web-based ordering platform for restaurants, supporting orders through websites and branded apps, including delivery orders.

    AndroidiOSWebAPI
    6.7
  12. 15

    RestroApp

    AndroidiOSWeb
    6.7
  13. 16Otter logo

    Otter

    AndroidiOSWeb
    6.6From $79 a month
  14. 17

    iMenu360

    AndroidiOSWebAPI
    6.4
  15. 18Deliverect Direct logo

    Deliverect Direct

    Deliverect Direct gives businesses a branded ordering experience for customers ordering online, in-store, or at the table.

    AndroidiOSWeb
    6.2
  16. 19

    eHungry

    AndroidiOSWebAPI
    6.2
  17. 20

    HungryHungry

    AndroidiOSWeb
    6.2
  18. 21

    TastyIgniter Kitchen Display

    TastyIgniter Kitchen Display is an open-source extension for presenting restaurant orders in a kitchen view, where staff can move orders through…

    Free planWebExtensionSelf-hosted
    6.2Free plan
  19. 22
    5.9From $249 a month

Choosing well

Check Android and other platforms

Confirm that the service has an Android app if staff or customers use Android phones. Platform options listed for this category include iOS, web, API, self-hosted and Windows.

A web version may cover computers, while an API or self-hosted setup can matter for custom systems. Verify the platforms offered before signing up.

Compare plans and trials

Look for a free plan when you need to test core workflows without an upfront subscription. A free trial can help you assess the service before paying.

Check the paid starting price and whether pricing is available directly or by request.

Review driver and zone tools

Driver management can help coordinate deliveries, while delivery-zone controls define where orders can go. Compare how these tools fit your delivery operation.

Customer order tracking is another point to check, especially when customers need updates after placing an order.

Consider ordering channels

A branded customer app can provide a direct ordering channel. Marketplace integrations may connect orders from external services.

Check which channels are supported and whether they match the way your customers place orders.

Plan for multiple locations

If you operate more than one site, review multi-location support before choosing. Confirm how locations, menus and delivery settings are handled in the plan you are considering.

Questions people ask

Do food delivery tools have Android apps?

Platform support varies. Check for an Android app, plus iOS, web, API, self-hosted or Windows support, before choosing.

Can I find a free plan?

A free plan is available from items in this category. Check the plan details to see which ordering and delivery features it includes.

Are free trials available?

Some products offer a free trial. Review the trial terms and what access ends when the trial period finishes.

What delivery features should I compare?

Compare driver management, delivery-zone controls and customer order tracking, then match them to your delivery workflow.

Can software connect to marketplaces?

Marketplace integrations are a comparison point for this category. Check which marketplaces a product supports before subscribing.

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