BentoBox is Clover only now. Here is the field, Zayos included.

Best for design led restaurants whose website is the brand asset.

Listed first because for some restaurants it is the right answer and no competitor page will tell you that. If your website is genuinely doing the selling, if you photograph your food properly, if private events and gift cards matter to your revenue, BentoBox earns its keep and switching to Clover to keep it is a defensible trade. BentoBox itself shows no prices, so treat any number you see elsewhere as a guess and ask Clover for a written quote for your location.

Best when the website is really a demand problem in disguise.

Popmenu is the closest philosophical match to BentoBox: the site is a marketing engine, not a menu in a frame. Interactive menus, review aggregation, campaign automation. Popmenu lists Starter at $159, Essentials at $269 and Premier at $449 a month, prepaid annually. Online ordering and catering is an add-on at every tier with no price shown, so the ordering half of the bill still comes in a quote, and that is a fair criticism of this option.

Best when you want ordering solved and you already have a site you like.

ChowNow is the narrow, published, no surprises option. Its pricing page lists Launch at $249 monthly or $229 annually, Grow at $349 or $319 and Elevate at $449 or $409, with a $119 to $499 setup fee, processing at 2.95% + $0.29, $99 a year for the Apple developer account if you run the branded app, $7.98 per order for Flex Delivery, and marketing contacts capped at 500, 2,000 and 5,000 by tier. It takes no percentage of food revenue. It also does not pretend to be a design house, so if BentoBox was carrying your brand, this is a step down in that specific dimension.

Best when you want the site, the SEO and the marketing built for you.

Owner.com is the most complete done for you replacement: website, SEO pages, branded app, loyalty and automated marketing in one bundle. Its pricing page lists Flexible at $249 a month plus a 5% restaurant fee on every order, and Flat Rate at $499 a month with no additional restaurant fee. Guests pay a 5% order support fee on both plans. The percentage grows with your ticket, which is exactly the shape of cost BentoBox operators usually left to avoid.

Best for the smallest operators who need a floor, not a flagship.

If the honest situation is that the BentoBox bill stopped making sense at your volume, Square is the credible floor. Square lists Square Free at $0, Plus at $49 and Premium at $149 per location a month, with online processing at 3.3% + $0.30 on Free and 2.9% + $0.30 on Plus and Premium, and in person at 2.6% + $0.15, 2.5% + $0.15 and 2.4% + $0.15 respectively. What you give up is design depth and restaurant specific storytelling, which was the reason you were on BentoBox.

Best when the site, the ordering and the marketplace tablets all need to be one thing.

Ours, so read it with that in mind. Zayos replaces the website and the ordering flow together, on your own domain, with the schema and page structure built in rather than bolted on. Pricing is published and flat: $399, $499 or $599 per location per month, month to month, no setup fee, and it is POS agnostic, so it does not tie your website to your register the way the Clover requirement now does. The diner pays a small flat service fee at checkout, $0.99 pickup, $0.99 delivery, $0 dine in, 10% on catering, and the restaurant keeps 100% of food revenue, and 100% of tips on pickup and dine in. On delivery the tip goes to the driver. The $499 Operator + Tablet plan lands Uber Eats, DoorDash and Grubhub orders on the same tablet as direct orders through Otter. Honest counterweights: our monthly is higher than Square or ChowNow Launch, we are the newest platform here, and Naya Grill in Pompano Beach is one of the restaurants live and taking orders on Zayos today. Farooj Abo Alabed, also live on Zayos, is on pace for $40k+ a year in commission not paid to a marketplace: its direct food sales after discounts from 10 Aug to 3 Oct 2026 (55 days), annualized at a 35% blended marketplace cost. Eight more storefronts are live and taking direct orders.