Restroship

What Restroship is

Restroship is an all-in-one platform for restaurant ordering, delivery, analytics, and back-office operations. It is designed for multi-location restaurants, franchises, and multi-brand operators. A unified back office places orders, menus, staff, and branches in one command center. The white-labeled customer app supports QR-based onboarding, menu modifiers, order tracking, saved addresses, loyalty, promotions, and in-app payments. Drivers receive dispatch notifications, turn-by-turn navigation, proof-of-delivery tools, earnings information, shift management, and in-app support. Operations features include kitchen order routing, inventory tracking synchronized with menu availability, staff permissions, multi-branch management, promotions, and export-ready reports. Listed integrations include Stripe, Square, DoorDash, Uber Eats, QuickBooks, Xero, Mailchimp, Twilio, Google Maps, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Plans start at $149/mo, with a free trial available. Growth costs $349/mo for up to five locations. Enterprise adds unlimited locations and lists on-premise deployment, custom integrations, SLA and uptime guarantees, and 24/7 phone support.

Who it suits

It suits multi-location restaurants, franchises, and multi-brand operators managing ordering, delivery, staff, and branches. Teams needing customer and driver apps, operational reports, and integrations may also find it suitable.

Limits

Starter costs $149 a month and covers one location with a branded customer app, online ordering and pickup, menu management, basic analytics and email support.

Getting started

1. Open restroship.com
2. Choose Android, iOS, web, API or self-hosted deployment
3. Start the offered free trial
4. Select Starter for one location or Growth for up to five
5. Connect listed services such as Stripe, Square or Google Maps
6. Configure menus, staff, branches and delivery operations in the back office

Verdict

Restroship combines restaurant ordering, delivery, and operational management in one platform. Its location-based plans and broad app coverage make it relevant to growing restaurant groups, while Enterprise capabilities target larger deployments.