01How we compare

Six categories you’re probably comparing us against.

A straight comparison of uxo.bg against the main categories of restaurant-tech platforms. Each column is a category, not a specific company, so this stays useful even as individual vendors change pricing or features.

Based on public information as of May 2026 · uxo.bg is unaffiliated with any vendor listed

02vs delivery marketplaces

UXO vs delivery marketplaces.

Both can take an order. Only one keeps the guest, the data, and the margin on your side of the counter.

UXO

Delivery marketplaces

01Direct customer relationship
UXO
Yes — the guest orders from your brand
Delivery marketplaces
Limited — the guest belongs to the marketplace
02Commission on direct orders
UXO
0%
Delivery marketplaces
Typically 20–30%
03Own QR menu and table ordering
UXO
Yes
Delivery marketplaces
Usually no
04Reservations and pre-orders
UXO
Yes — booked and paid from the same flow
Delivery marketplaces
Usually no
05Customer data ownership
UXO
Yours — export any time
Delivery marketplaces
Platform-owned
06Brand control on the customer touchpoint
UXO
Full — your name, your colours, your domain
Delivery marketplaces
Limited — their app, their layout

03The six categories

The categories you’re likely comparing us against.

A
QR menu only
A system where customers scan a QR code and browse the menu on their phone.
POSITIONINGA good fit if you just want to replace your paper menu.
Starting price
Low monthly fee
Per-order commission
0%
Hardware
Not required
Cancel anytime
Usually yes
WINS ONEasy to start and a quick replacement for the paper menu.
TRADES OFFOften no real table orders, pickup, delivery, kitchen, printing or marketplace.
B
POS system with hardware
A full cashier/POS system with terminals, tablets, printers and sometimes online orders.
POSITIONINGA good fit if you want the whole venue to run through one POS vendor.
Starting price
Higher cost + hardware
Per-order commission
Usually 0%
Hardware
Often required
Cancel anytime
Depends on contract/lease
WINS ONStrong for cashier, payments, stock, staff and internal operations.
TRADES OFFHigher upfront cost, lock-in to specific devices and harder to switch vendors.
C
Platform with per-order commission
An online-ordering system that takes a monthly fee plus a percentage of every order.
POSITIONINGA good fit if you want a ready-made system and accept that your cost grows with revenue.
Starting price
Negotiable or monthly plan
Per-order commission
Often 4–10%
Hardware
Sometimes tablet/printer
Cancel anytime
Depends on contract
WINS ONGood customer interface, loyalty, promotions and marketing tools.
TRADES OFFThe more orders you take, the more you pay. The percentage can get expensive at higher revenue.
D
Online-ordering website
Your own website or app for pickup and delivery orders.
POSITIONINGA good fit if online orders are your main focus.
Starting price
Monthly subscription
Per-order commission
Usually 0%
Hardware
Usually no
Cancel anytime
Usually yes
WINS ONA solid direct-order channel under your own brand.
TRADES OFFOften weaker on QR table orders, kitchen display, local marketplace, multilingual menu and printing.
E
Delivery platform
A large delivery marketplace that can bring customers and couriers, but takes a high commission.
POSITIONINGA good fit if you want extra delivery orders quickly.
Starting price
Usually no setup fee
Per-order commission
Often 20–30%
Hardware
Usually no
Cancel anytime
Per the platform’s terms
WINS ONCan bring new customers and handle the courier side.
TRADES OFFHigh commission, less control over your customers and tough competition with other venues in the same listing.
F
Self-service kiosks
Physical screens in the venue where customers place the order themselves.
POSITIONINGA good fit for fast food, high-traffic venues and counter ordering.
Starting price
Buy or lease devices + fee
Per-order commission
Usually 0%
Hardware
Required
Cancel anytime
Often tied to the devices
WINS ONReduces queues and speeds up on-site ordering.
TRADES OFFExpensive devices and installation. Less suitable for waiter service, delivery or small venues.

04Feature-by-feature

How each category stacks up.

Feature	uxo.bg	A	B	C	D	E	F
Digital menu (read-only)	✓ + customer wishlist	✓	—	—	—	—	—
Customer wishlist (“My picks”)	✓	—	—	—	—	—	—
Dine-in QR ordering	✓	✓	add-on	✓	limited	—	✓
Pickup orders	✓	limited	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
Delivery zones (5 rule types)	✓	basic	✓	✓	✓	✓ (their drivers)	✓
Built-in public marketplace	✓ included	—	—	—	—	✓ (their brand)	—
Multi-language UI (>3 languages)	✓ 10 locales	some	some	some	some	some	some
Multi-location	✓ (3+ tiers)	some	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
Custom domain / branding	✓	✓	branded by vendor	sometimes	✓	✓ (their brand)	—
Kitchen Display System	✓	rare	✓	✓	✓	—	✓
Native local printer support	✓ HMAC-signed	—	their hardware only	✓	sometimes	—	their hardware
Variants, combos, allergens	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
OCR menu import (photo → digital)	✓	beta in some	—	—	—	—	—
EU data residency	✓	varies	mostly US	varies	varies	varies	mostly US
You own the customer relationship	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	no — they do	✓
Online card payment (native)	roadmap	—	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
Self-ordering kiosks	✓ via tablet	—	✓	—	—	—	✓ specialty
Native mobile apps for diners	PWA	—	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
POS-side inventory tracking	—	—	✓	—	limited	—	✓

Digital menu (read-only)
uxo.bg
✓ + customer wishlist
A
✓
B
—
C
—
D
—
E
—
F
—
Customer wishlist (“My picks”)
uxo.bg
✓
A
—
B
—
C
—
D
—
E
—
F
—
Dine-in QR ordering
uxo.bg
✓
A
✓
B
add-on
C
✓
D
limited
E
—
F
✓
Pickup orders
uxo.bg
✓
A
limited
B
✓
C
✓
D
✓
E
✓
F
✓
Delivery zones (5 rule types)
uxo.bg
✓
A
basic
B
✓
C
✓
D
✓
E
✓ (their drivers)
F
✓
Built-in public marketplace
uxo.bg
✓ included
A
—
B
—
C
—
D
—
E
✓ (their brand)
F
—
Multi-language UI (>3 languages)
uxo.bg
✓ 10 locales
A
some
B
some
C
some
D
some
E
some
F
some
Multi-location
uxo.bg
✓ (3+ tiers)
A
some
B
✓
C
✓
D
✓
E
✓
F
✓
Custom domain / branding
uxo.bg
✓
A
✓
B
branded by vendor
C
sometimes
D
✓
E
✓ (their brand)
F
—
Kitchen Display System
uxo.bg
✓
A
rare
B
✓
C
✓
D
✓
E
—
F
✓
Native local printer support
uxo.bg
✓ HMAC-signed
A
—
B
their hardware only
C
✓
D
sometimes
E
—
F
their hardware
Variants, combos, allergens
uxo.bg
✓
A
✓
B
✓
C
✓
D
✓
E
✓
F
✓
OCR menu import (photo → digital)
uxo.bg
✓
A
beta in some
B
—
C
—
D
—
E
—
F
—
EU data residency
uxo.bg
✓
A
varies
B
mostly US
C
varies
D
varies
E
varies
F
mostly US
You own the customer relationship
uxo.bg
✓
A
✓
B
✓
C
✓
D
✓
E
no — they do
F
✓
Online card payment (native)
uxo.bg
roadmap
A
—
B
✓
C
✓
D
✓
E
✓
F
✓
Self-ordering kiosks
uxo.bg
✓ via tablet
A
—
B
✓
C
—
D
—
E
—
F
✓ specialty
Native mobile apps for diners
uxo.bg
PWA
A
—
B
✓
C
✓
D
✓
E
✓
F
✓
POS-side inventory tracking
uxo.bg
—
A
—
B
✓
C
—
D
limited
E
—
F
✓

05Best fit

Built for restaurants that want direct orders, not more complexity.

Move customers toward direct ordering and reduce dependency on high-commission delivery platforms.
Keep costs predictable with yearly pricing instead of paying a percentage from every order.
Serve locals, tourists, and international guests with a menu available in multiple languages.
Manage QR menu, table orders, pickup, delivery, kitchen workflow, and marketplace visibility from one system.
Replace the paper menu now and add full ordering later without switching platforms.

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Six categories you’re probably comparing us against.

UXO vs delivery marketplaces.

The categories you’re likely comparing us against.

QR menu only

POS system with hardware

Platform with per-order commission

Online-ordering website

Delivery platform

Self-service kiosks

How each category stacks up.

Built for restaurants that want direct orders, not more complexity.

Ready for QR menu, table orders, pickup and delivery in one?Free to start and local visibility included.

Ready for QR menu, table orders, pickup and delivery in one?
Free to start and local visibility included.