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Checkmate alternatives

These options are of the same type as Checkmate. They're ordered by RTC Score.

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  1. Chowly

    By Chowly

    Brings delivery-app orders into your POS and sells online ordering, a website and marketing tools, by quote per location, on a month-to-month plan, a plan with a monthly commitment or an annual plan. Listed with the same template, without a score.

    RTC Score: Not scored

    Pros

    • Offers a month-to-month plan without a minimum commitment that ends with 30 days' written notice.
    • Its restaurant terms are public (updated January 2026) and say how renewal, notice and fee changes work.
    • Integrates with Toast, Square, Clover, SpotOn, Revel and Lightspeed, with no extra tablet.

    Cons

    • Plan prices are by quote per location (minimum $35 a month per location), and the amount of the fees Chowly may add to your customers' orders isn't published.
    • Plans with a minimum monthly commitment or an annual term can't be ended early for convenience under the terms, and the commitment's length isn't published.
    • Orders placed through Google can cost up to 10% to Chowly plus card processing.
    Initial term
    Month to month
    Exclusive processing commitment
    Not published
  2. Deliverect

    By Deliverect

    Brings delivery-app orders and menus into your POS and sells ordering, delivery dispatch and kiosks to chains, by quote. Subscriptions start at 30 days. Listed with the same template, without a score.

    RTC Score: Not scored

    Pros

    • If you buy directly from Deliverect, the shortest subscription is 30 days (paid in advance) and you stop the renewal with 15 days' notice.
    • Its terms of service are public and say how renewal, notice and price changes work.
    • Integrates with Toast, Square, Clover, SpotOn and Lightspeed, and dispatches deliveries through DoorDash Drive and Uber Direct.

    Cons

    • Every price is by quote, and restaurants with 1 or 2 locations can only buy it through a reseller.
    • Deliverect can raise its fees with 30 days' notice, billing starts when it creates your subscription, and prepaid fees aren't refunded.
    • Accepting its terms lets Deliverect list you on direct-to-consumer channels where your customers pay it a service fee (amount not published); you opt out through support.
    Initial term
    Month to month
    Exclusive processing commitment
    No exclusivity commitment