Eatsy Orders VS Ressto

Eatsy Orders's answer

We built Eatsy Orders for Latino and independent restaurants. The platform, our AI assistant and our support team all work in English and Spanish, so owners and staff can use it in the language they're most comfortable with. And we don't take a commission on any order.

Ressto's answer:

Ressto offers a commission-free, white-label online ordering system that allows restaurants to take direct orders while maintaining full control over their branding, customer data, and revenue—all from a single unified platform.

Eatsy Orders's answer

Three reasons. First, we charge a flat monthly fee per location, so you don't lose a percentage of every sale. Second, we do the setup for you, and most restaurants are live in about a week. Third, you manage your menu in one place and it updates on your ordering site, branded app and iPad menus at the same time. No contracts, so you can leave whenever you want.

Ressto's answer:

Ressto is a better choice for restaurants looking to reduce costs and gain full control over their operations. Unlike many competitors that rely on commission-based models and marketplace dependency, Ressto enables direct ordering through a fully branded system. This helps businesses retain more revenue, access customer data, and build long-term customer relationships while managing all operations from one platform.

Eatsy Orders's answer

Independent and Latino-owned restaurants in the U.S.: taquerías, pupuserías, bakeries, cafes, food trucks and small groups with a few locations. Usually the owner runs the business day to day, is tired of paying high fees to delivery apps, and wants their own ordering channel without having to deal with the tech side.

Ressto's answer:

Ressto is built for restaurants, cafés, and cloud kitchens that want to take direct orders, reduce marketplace dependency, and manage their operations from a single platform.

Ressto's answer:

Ressto was created to help restaurants move away from high-commission marketplaces and take control of their online ordering. Restaurants can create their own branded mobile app and website to accept direct orders without relying on third-party platforms. It has evolved into a unified system to manage orders, customers, and operations in one place.

Ressto's answer:

Ressto is built as a SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) platform powered by cloud-based infrastructure, enabling restaurants to access and manage their ordering system online without any local installation.

Ressto's answer:

Ressto is used by a growing number of restaurant brands, including businesses like Biryaanism and Rectizza.

These brands range from single-location restaurants to growing food businesses, using Ressto to manage direct online orders, improve customer engagement, and reduce dependency on third-party platforms.