GloriaFood alternative
Migrate your menu, customers, and ordering to Dilivygo with free migration, zero downtime, and 0% commissions. Your GloriaFood system keeps taking orders until the new one is proven.
Your website is fine. Your domain is fine. What's dying is the ordering layer on top of them — the part that takes the money.
Your GloriaFood "See MENU & Order" buttons and embedded widgets stop taking orders.
GloriaFood-hosted ordering pages and every link you've shared — social bios, Google profile, flyers — go dead.
Tablet and printer notifications routed through GloriaFood stop arriving in the kitchen.
Your admin panel, menu content, customer list, and order history become inaccessible.
| Feature | GloriaFood | Dilivygo |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | Free (core system) | From $99/mo · $0 self-hosted Community Edition |
| Commission per order | 0% | 0% — no commission, ever |
| Shutdown date | April 30, 2027 | Actively developed, open-source core |
| Your customer data | Export before shutdown | You own it, always — export anytime |
| Menu management | Single dashboard | Centralized, multi-location from day one |
| Branded mobile apps | Not included | iOS + Android apps with your branding |
| POS | Basic tablet app | Full POS (web + desktop) |
| Kitchen display | Tablet order receiving | Dedicated KDS app |
| Rider / dispatch | Not included | Available on marketplace plans |
| Migration help | — | Free migration, zero-downtime cutover |
| Typical go-live | — | ~14 days |
GloriaFood was free, and Dilivygo Cloud isn't. What $99/mo buys is a system that can't be shut down under you: the core is open source (AGPLv3), your data is exportable at any time, and there's no commission eating your margin as you grow. The free Community Edition is genuinely $0 if you'd rather host it yourself. And if you're comparing us against other free-migration offers — including FoodAmigos, the service GloriaFood's own notice points to — compare three things everywhere you look: who owns your customer data, what happens to pricing in year two, and whether "free migration" has strings attached.
The fear every owner names is the same: “will Friday-night operations break?” So the migration is designed around one rule — your GloriaFood system keeps taking orders until the minute the new one is proven.
Days 1–3
We pull your menu, photos, prices, taxes, and hours out of GloriaFood. Your Dilivygo storefront is built in parallel — nothing customer-facing changes yet.
Days 4–7
Your menu goes live on a private Dilivygo link. You click through every item, combo, and modifier as a customer would. Changes are free and unlimited.
Days 8–10
Your team runs the POS, kitchen display, and order flow with real test orders. GloriaFood stays live, taking the real ones.
Days 11–12
Your customer list and order history are imported. Every customer keeps their account — nobody re-registers.
Day 13
We switch your Order Now buttons, links, and Google profile during your quietest hours. GloriaFood stays configured as fallback until the first real orders flow cleanly.
Day 14
First full service on Dilivygo. We're on call with you through it.
Yes. Your domain is yours and your website stays exactly as it is. Only the ordering buttons and links get repointed — many owners run GloriaFood behind site builders like Wix today, and the same approach works with Dilivygo.
It comes with you. Names, contact details, order history — imported into Dilivygo, owned by you, exportable any time after. This is the single most important question to ask any alternative: if they can't clearly answer who owns your data, walk away.
They'll need a walkthrough, not retraining. The POS and kitchen display are designed for anyone who's used a tablet — which is everyone. We train your team on your actual menu during the migration.
Dilivygo connects to your own Stripe account, so your payment processing relationship doesn't change — money flows to you exactly as before, with 0% platform commission on top.
Part of the cutover checklist: we update your Google Business Profile, social bios, and everywhere else the old link lives. Old GloriaFood links die with the shutdown regardless of which alternative you pick — we do the cleanup with you.
Launch is $99/mo, Growth $249/mo, Scale $499/mo — flat, per location, 0% commission. Annual billing gets two months free and the launch fee waived. Migration itself is free. No revenue share, ever — a contractual term, not a promotion.
Export everything and go — the Community Edition is open source (AGPLv3), so the software itself can't be taken away from you. We'd rather keep you with good service than with lock-in.
Yes — centralized menu management across locations is built in, one of the most-requested things GloriaFood never properly solved.
The owners with the worst experience will be the ones who start in March 2027, when every migration team is booked solid. Migration is free, the trial runs 14 days on your real operations — start now.