Storekit alternative for UK takeaways

Storekit is a UK direct-ordering platform with a free Starter plan, paid plans for growing brands, and add-ons such as kiosks and a native app. It's also one of the most active voices on the GloriaFood shutdown. It's a credible option, and for some operators it'll be the right one.

This page explains Storekit's published model and when a different set-up could suit you better.

Disclosure: Chefzi made this page and is included. Storekit facts come from storekit.com/pricing, checked 19 October 2026.

Storekit's published plans

Other points from the page:

• "Every plan adds a flat per-order rate, never a commission." The rate isn't published on the page.
• Starter, Grow and Pro are rolling monthly, cancel any time.
• Add-ons: kiosks +£69/month (£30 per extra screen), an App Studio add-on, kitchen display included on every plan.
• Card rates are described as "low", "lower" and so on by plan, without figures.

Why owners compare alternatives to Storekit

• Predictability. A per-order rate grows with sales, and some owners want one fixed number.
• Unknown per-order rate. You need a quote to model costs.
• Simplicity. A single takeaway may not need catering, kiosks or apps.

What to compare

1. Per-order rate × your monthly orders, plus subscription and card fees
2. How orders reach the kitchen, and what happens when the tablet drops off
3. Delivery: courier integration or your own drivers
4. Contract and notice (Storekit's main plans are rolling)
5. Menu migration effort

Alternatives to Storekit

1. Chefzi: flat fee, no per-order charge

£0 for three months, then £19 a month for cash or no-card payments, or £29 a month with online card payments through Stripe per location excluding VAT. There's no commission and no per-order fee from Chefzi, no setup fee and no contract. You get:

• An ordering site and a website generated from your menu, or an embed for your current site
• An Android kitchen app that rings until someone accepts or rejects, with an SMS and then a call if the tablet goes offline
• Delivery zones by area, radius or postcode for your own drivers
• QR table ordering, card payments, PDF receipts, daily totals and promo codes
• The menu move, including from GloriaFood

Not included: courier integrations, kiosks, a native app, loyalty or catering tools.

2. Slerp

£125 to £250 per site per month plus a platform fee on orders, typically on 12 or 24-month terms with rolling available, per Slerp's facts page. Loyalty, CRM and delivery integrations are available.

3. Flipdish

A website and ordering package from £49 a month billed annually (£69 monthly), with POS and kiosk packages available. As shown on flipdish.com on 19 October 2026. The point-of-sale page also shows an essential package from £119 a month billed annually, or £139 a month if billed monthly (ex. VAT).

4. Square Online

A free plan, with card processing at 1.4% + 25p for UK cards.

When Storekit is the better fit

• You want Uber Direct delivery without hiring drivers.
• You expect to add catering, loyalty, kiosks or a native app later.
• Your volume is low, so a free plan plus a per-order rate costs less than any monthly fee.
• You run several sites and want one dashboard.

Switching to Chefzi

1. Note your Storekit cancellation date (main plans are rolling monthly).
2. Send us your menu link or export.
3. Set zones, hours and payments, then test.
4. Run both for a few days, then swap your links.

Coming from GloriaFood? See our GloriaFood alternative page. For a full table, read Chefzi vs Storekit, or check costs with the commission calculator.

Flat fee or per-order rate: a quick way to decide

The biggest difference between Storekit and Chefzi is how you pay. Storekit's plans add a flat per-order rate. Chefzi has a flat monthly fee and no per-order charge. Here's how to find your break-even once Storekit tells you its rate:

Break-even orders per month = £19 or £29 ÷ Storekit's per-order rate, depending on the Chefzi plan

• If you take fewer orders than that each month, Storekit Starter is likely to cost less.
• If you take more, Chefzi's flat fee is likely to cost less.

Ask Storekit for the per-order rate and multiply it by your monthly orders. This page does not use an example rate.

Card processing applies to both, so compare it separately: Storekit quotes its own rates by plan, and Chefzi card payments go through your payment provider.

What a switch typically involves

• Menu: send a link or export. Chefzi rebuilds it at no charge, including modifiers and categories.
• Delivery: if you rely on Uber Direct today, plan how your own drivers will cover direct delivery, or keep collection-only for a while.
• Links: update your Google Business Profile, website button, social bios and QR codes.
• Customers: tell your regulars using contact details you're entitled to use, such as a shop poster or a note in the bag.

Storekit is a trademark of its owner. Chefzi is not affiliated with or endorsed by Storekit.

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