Storekit

Storekit vs Toast

Toast is a good restaurant POS and ordering stack. Storekit is a better fit for your brand

Storekit is built for operators who want best-in-class direct ordering and growth tools - whether or not Toast is already your POS.

Comparison

Standalone direct ordering

Ordering without buying the full Toast suite.

Storekit

Yes

Toast

Via Toast ecosystem

Branded apps (your name)

Storekit

Yes

Toast

Via Toast / partners

Works alongside existing POS

Storekit

Yes

Toast

Best inside Toast

Comparison based on publicly available info as of 19 May 2026. Spotted something we got wrong? Email harry@storekit.com.

When Storekit is the right call

  • You want direct ordering that matches your brand without re-platforming your till.
  • You want pay-at-table, catering, and loyalty hooks without upgrading every Toast module.
  • You prefer a flat monthly plan and a per-order rate on direct orders, with no commission.
  • You want a named UK contact who stays with you through the first 100 orders.

Switching from Toast

  • How long does switching from Toast take?

    If Toast is only your ordering layer, about a week. If it is deeply wired into kitchen and payroll, we map integrations first - your concierge quotes a realistic go-live date.

  • Will I lose my Toast guest data?

    We import exports you can pull from Toast or your CRM. Historical orders may stay in Toast for reporting - we do not delete third-party records.

  • Can I migrate my Toast menu and settings?

    Menu and pricing, yes. POS-specific configs stay on Toast if you keep the till. We document what moves and what stays before you approve the diff.

  • What does it cost to switch?

    No Storekit setup fee. Check your Toast contract for any exit terms on their side - we do not charge a migration fee.

  • Will my team need to retrain?

    Guests order the same way on your domain or app. Staff changes are mostly admin and printer setup - usually one training session.

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