Receiving orders, running promotions, delegating everything or tracking your margin: the tools on the market do not answer the same question. This table sorts each one by what it does first, with the price it publishes.
| Tool | What it does first | Published price | Detailed comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pepprio | Receives orders from four platforms, provides POS, kitchen display and kiosk, and gathers the profitability tools (pricing, promotions, ads, reviews, competitors, goals, disputes) | €39, €59, €89 or €119/month, no commission | Ver os preços |
| Deliview | Reads Uber Eats and Deliveroo figures and suggests price and promotion changes, without receiving orders | From €69/month excl. VAT, exact price set by phone | Pepprio vs Deliview |
| Deliverect | Sends platform orders to your POS and manages menus in one place; Sentinel offer for enterprise operators | On quote; regional resellers for 1 or 2 locations | Pepprio vs Deliverect |
| Otter | Centralises orders and menus, integrates with the POS, automated promotions | On quote (French site, checked on 17/10/2026) | Pepprio vs Otter |
| Fooderise | Brings together orders, reviews and disputes; POS and kitchen display in the Business plan | Free, €49 or €99/month per restaurant, no commitment | Pepprio vs Fooderise |
| Flynt | Creates and runs promotions and ads based on sales thresholds, measures their profitability, tracks visibility and competitors | By commercial proposal; 4-month minimum | Pepprio vs Flynt |
| RusHour | Order Manager to centralise platforms, kitchen display, marketing tools and a managed-service plan (Boost’R) | On quote | Pepprio vs RusHour |
| Keytchens | Order Manager for Uber Eats, Deliveroo and Just Eat on one tablet and printer, services around reviews, VAT and claims | On request | Pepprio vs Keytchens |
| Savour | Agency: a team manages your Uber Eats, Deliveroo and other accounts (optimisation, promotions, disputes, reports) | On quote | Pepprio vs Savour |
Information taken from each vendor's public website: on 17/10/2026 for Deliview, Otter, RusHour, Savour and Keytchens; checked on 11/11/2026 for Fooderise, Flynt and Deliverect. "Not disclosed": information we could not verify.
Pepprio, Deliverect, Otter, Fooderise, RusHour and Keytchens bring together orders from several platforms. Deliverect sends them to your POS; Pepprio and Fooderise also provide their own. This is the answer to tablets piling up on the counter.
Flynt focuses on restaurants' offers and advertising and on their profitability. Pepprio covers this ground too: promotions scheduled and measured, sponsored ads compared with and without, marketing cost per platform.
Deliview reads your Uber Eats and Deliveroo figures and suggests price and promotion changes, without receiving orders: your tablets and POS stay in place.
Savour is an agency: an account manager runs your platforms. Deliview (Délégation) and RusHour (Boost'R) offer a comparable plan, and Pepprio includes a managed service in Menu Prestige.
It depends on the problem to solve. To receive all orders on one tablet: Pepprio, Deliverect, Otter, Fooderise, RusHour or Keytchens. To run promotions and advertising: Flynt or Pepprio. For a reading of your figures without changing tools: Deliview. To delegate: Savour or a managed-service plan.
Pepprio (€39 to €119/month), Fooderise (free, €49 or €99/month per restaurant) and Deliview (from €69/month excl. VAT, exact price set by phone). Deliverect, Flynt, RusHour, Keytchens and Savour work on quote, as does Otter on its French site (checked on 17/10/2026).
Yes, for example one tool that receives orders and another that analyses the figures. But give promotions and disputes to only one of them, so the same action is not launched twice.
Pepprio brings together in a single subscription order reception from four platforms, the POS, the kitchen display and the profitability tools: closed-store alert, refund disputes, automatic pricing, promotions, competitors, reviews, ads, goals, marketing cost, AI assistant and generated videos for social media.
From each vendor's public website, on the dates shown under the table. When a piece of information could not be verified, the cell says "not disclosed".