Spatula vs Hyperzod

A better deal than Hyperzod.

Hyperzod starts at $29/mo for a website, with a 0.99% success fee on every order, $286/mo for all four modules and $1,200 in setup fees. Spatula is free, or $99/mo flat on Pro, with no per-order fee from Spatula.

The math

What each really costs

Hyperzod$286/mo + $1,200 setup + 0.99% on every order
SpatulaFree or $99/mo flat, no Spatula fee per order, no setup cost
Ordering Website$29/mo
Customer Ordering App$99/mo
Merchant App$79/mo
Driver App$79/mo
Setup fee per module$300 one-time × 4
Per-order success fee0.99% on every order

Feature by feature

FeatureSpatulaHyperzod
No platform fee per order✓✗
Zero setup fees✓✗
Flat monthly pricing (no module add-ons)✓✗
Custom domain✓✓
True white-label (no platform branding)✓✓
Full customer data ownership✓Partial
Built-in merchant app (Android)✓Paid module ($79/mo)
Customer mobile appInstallable web app includedPaid module ($99/mo)
Driver appAdd-onPaid module ($79/mo)
Group ordering✓✗
Scheduled orders with smart prep time✓Partial
ZIP code-based delivery zones✓Partial
Thermal receipt printing✓Partial
Half-and-half pizza builder✓✗
Meal deal / combo builder✓✗
Built-in loyalty program with tiers✓✓
Real-time order tracking + chat✓Tracking only
Menu import from competitors✓✗
Customer allergen profiles✓✗
Honest deal detection✓✗
Daily specials system✓✗
Out-of-the-box setup (no dev work)✓✗
Built-in Point of Sale (POS)✓✗

Why restaurants switch

0.99% fee on every order

Hyperzod charges a 0.99% "success fee" on every order you process. On $30k/mo in online revenue, that's $297/mo in fees, on top of the monthly subscription. Spatula charges no fee per order: card payments cost only Stripe's standard rate, paid to Stripe.

$286/mo for the full stack

Hyperzod splits its product into four separately-priced modules: ordering website ($29), customer app ($99), merchant app ($79), driver app ($79). All four come to $286/mo before any orders process.

$1,200 in setup fees

Each module has a $300 one-time setup fee for third-party configuration and App Store submissions, so four modules come to $1,200 upfront. Spatula has no setup fee: sign up and start building your menu.

Built for marketplaces

Hyperzod is positioned as a multi-vendor quick-commerce platform, for building your own delivery marketplace. Spatula is built for restaurants selling under their own name.

No point of sale module

Hyperzod's product line has no POS module, so walk-in and phone orders go through a separate system. Spatula's point of sale shares the same menu, customers and reports as your online ordering.

Frequently asked questions

Does Hyperzod really charge a per-order fee?
Yes. Hyperzod charges a 0.99% "success fee" on every order you process. On $30k/mo in online orders, that's an extra $297/mo paid to Hyperzod on top of the $286/mo subscription. Spatula charges no per-order fee: whether you take 10 orders or 10,000, Pro is the same flat $99/mo, and card payments cost Stripe's standard rate, paid to Stripe.
How much does Hyperzod really cost compared to Spatula?
A full Hyperzod setup (website + customer app + merchant app + driver app) costs $286/mo, plus $1,200 upfront in setup fees, plus 0.99% on every order. For a restaurant doing $30k/mo online, that's roughly $583/mo all-in. Spatula has group ordering, allergen profiles, a half-and-half builder and daily specials, with no setup fee and no per-order fee: free to start, or $99/mo flat on Pro.
Why is Hyperzod priced per module?
Hyperzod is positioned as a multi-vendor quick-commerce platform (think "build your own Uber Eats"), so it sells each surface (website, customer app, merchant app, driver app) as a separate product. Spatula keeps it simpler: the ordering site and merchant app are on the Free plan, Pro is one flat $99/mo, and driver tracking is an add-on.
What's the catch with Hyperzod's $29/mo entry price?
The $29/mo covers the ordering website only, without the customer app, merchant app or driver app. All four modules come to $286/mo, plus $1,200 upfront in setup fees, plus 0.99% on every order.
Does Hyperzod include a Point of Sale (POS)?
No. Hyperzod's product line is online ordering, customer app, merchant app and driver app, so in-person, walk-in and phone orders need a separate POS. Spatula's point of sale shares the same menu, customers and reports as your online ordering.
Can I migrate from Hyperzod to Spatula?
Yes. Export your menu from Hyperzod and we'll help you set it up in Spatula with categories, modifiers, and pricing intact. Most restaurants are live on Spatula in under a day. We handle domain setup, payment configuration, and delivery zones for you.

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