Entry price and region
Starter Bundle at SAR 392 per month, billed annually. This is published Saudi-region pricing; an exact setup is quoted based on hardware and software needs.
Source: foodics.com/pricing — retrieved Aug 2026
Looking for Foodics pricing in Egypt? Start with a distinction that affects every comparison: the figures in our existing Foodics comparison are public Saudi-region prices in SAR, not an Egypt quote. This guide preserves those figures and their August 2026 retrieval note, then compares the buying process with Ordegate’s published monthly plans. It does not provide a newer Foodics quote.
Read the terms behind the price
The same product name can appear in a subscription, a hardware bundle, and a tailored proposal. Before comparing totals, establish which items are included and when payment is due. These points come from the existing Ordegate comparison and should be read with the cited source and its retrieval date.
Starter Bundle at SAR 392 per month, billed annually. This is published Saudi-region pricing; an exact setup is quoted based on hardware and software needs.
Source: foodics.com/pricing — retrieved Aug 2026
The public Starter, Basic, and Advanced bundle prices are marked as billed annually.
Source: foodics.com/pricing — retrieved Aug 2026
A specialist follows up with a custom quote based on the requested hardware and software.
Source: foodics.com/pricing — retrieved Aug 2026
Inventory and accounting or HR start with the Basic Bundle rather than the Starter Bundle.
Source: foodics.com/pricing — retrieved Aug 2026
API integration is listed with the Advanced Bundle.
Source: foodics.com/pricing — retrieved Aug 2026
Yes. Foodics lists an Egypt hotline, 15796, on its website.
Source: foodics.com/pricing — retrieved Aug 2026
Original cited figures
Its public Saudi-region pricing shows Starter at SAR 392 per month, Basic at SAR 742 per month, and Advanced at SAR 1,133 per month, all billed annually. Foodics also says a specialist will provide a setup-specific quote based on hardware and software needs.
Yes. Foodics lists an Egypt hotline, 15796, on its website.
These are the statements retained from our existing comparison. The hotline is included for Egypt enquiries, while the published amounts remain Saudi-region pricing. Request an Egypt-specific proposal that names your required hardware, software, billing terms, and applicable charges. Treat that written proposal as the basis for purchasing rather than converting a regional headline price into an assumed local offer.
Source: foodics.com/pricing — retrieved Aug 2026
Ordegate’s published comparison
The Ordegate Egypt page publishes Free at $0, Growth at $19.99, and Pro at $29.99 per month. These amounts are in USD and are billed monthly. All three have zero Ordegate commission on orders. Payment-provider charges and optional tools are separate considerations, and the final Egyptian-pound conversion depends on your bank or payment provider.
The Free plan includes a storefront and an Egypt directory page. You can create an account through self-serve signup and begin organizing your menu without waiting for a sales call. Use that starting point to check the customer-facing ordering experience and decide which operational tools your restaurant needs. A free storefront is not a claim that every optional module is included.
Growth is a published monthly subscription with zero commission on orders. Review the current plan configuration and any add-ons before upgrading. The relevant comparison is the full setup your restaurant will buy: subscription, required tools, and any device or payment-provider costs. Monthly pricing explains the billing cadence, while the purchase terms explain what you receive and how renewal works.
Pro is also published on monthly billing with zero order commission. Compare its current plan details with the workflows your team needs rather than choosing by the plan name alone. Ordegate is browser-based, offers Windows, Mac, and Android apps, and treats POS as an optional add-on. Check peripheral compatibility and the selected tools before treating the monthly plan figure as your total cost.
Write down the same requirements for both providers: branches, users, devices, kitchen screens, delivery responsibilities, stock handling, accounting, and the integrations you rely on. Ask for the included items and recurring charges in writing, with the billing period stated clearly. Keep hardware purchase costs separate from subscriptions so you can see what repeats. Assess onboarding and support through specific questions about responsibility and availability. An Arabic marketing page alone does not establish that every workflow your team needs is translated. The detailed Foodics comparison and alternative guide help structure this review. For restaurants that use delivery marketplaces, the commission calculator adds another view of channel costs using the rate in your own agreement; it does not establish a competitor’s software price.
FAQ
Its public Saudi-region pricing shows Starter at SAR 392 per month, Basic at SAR 742 per month, and Advanced at SAR 1,133 per month, all billed annually. Foodics also says a specialist will provide a setup-specific quote based on hardware and software needs.
Source: foodics.com/pricing — retrieved Aug 2026
Ordegate offers a Free plan at $0 and monthly Growth and Pro plans at $19.99 and $29.99. That gives a published low-cost starting point, but a like-for-like cost conclusion requires the tools, hardware, and support included in your actual Foodics quote. The figures here use different currencies and commercial scopes, so no percentage saving is claimed.
Yes. Foodics lists an Egypt hotline, 15796, on its website.
Source: foodics.com/pricing — retrieved Aug 2026
The public Starter, Basic, and Advanced bundle prices are marked as billed annually.
Source: foodics.com/pricing — retrieved Aug 2026
Yes. Start through self-serve signup with the Free plan and use menu import during setup to bring in your catalog. Review the plan and optional POS configuration before paying. Test your actual cashier, kitchen, and delivery requirements, including devices and any integrations, before deciding whether to move an existing operation.
Review your written Foodics proposal alongside the Ordegate plans and the tools your restaurant needs. Create a self-serve account to explore your direct storefront, bring in the menu, and assess the fit at your own pace. Make the purchasing decision from a complete setup and a workflow your team has reviewed.