

CloudWaitress
By Cloudwaitress
Helped During COVID-19: Several businesses credit CloudWaitress with helping them survive and adapt during the pandemic by enabling online ordering and contactless service
Reliable Performance : Users report that the system is stable, fast, and works well across devices. The mobile-friendly design and QR code ordering are especially popular with modern restaurants
Feature-Rich and Customizable : Many reviewers note the flexibility of the system—supporting dine-in, takeaway, and delivery in one platform. The ability to suggest new features and track their development is also appreciated
Value for Money : CloudWaitress is often highlighted as one of the best-value platforms in its category. Users like the commission-free model and affordable pricing, especially compared to platforms like Uber Eats or GloriaFood
Ease of Use : The platform is described as intuitive and beginner-friendly. Users appreciate how easy it is to set up menus, configure ordering options, and manage orders without technical expertise
Exceptional Customer Support : Users consistently praise the support team for being responsive, helpful, and willing to go the extra mile. Many mention that support staff even help customize features or troubleshoot issues quickly
Still Growing : As a relatively newer player in the market, CloudWaitress is still catching up with some enterprise-level features offered by larger competitors. However, users acknowledge the rapid pace of improvement
Learning Curve for Advanced Features : While the platform is easy to use overall, some users feel overwhelmed by the number of features and wish for more onboarding guidance to fully utilize the system
Missing Advanced Analytics : A few reviewers note that while basic reporting is available, more advanced analytics and insights are still lacking or in development
Limited Promotion Engine : Some users compare CloudWaitress unfavorably to competitors like GloriaFood when it comes to promotional tools. They mention that discount and loyalty features are still developing