Orderli sells a QR-based ordering system for hospitality venues, including cafes, hotels, festivals, restaurants, bowling alleys, and food halls. The company says it started in 2019 and is supported by Y Combinator, with teams working from Rotterdam and Delft. Its site emphasizes menu setup in an editor, QR codes tied to tables, and local support for Dutch customers.
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Orderli primarily focuses on the hospitality industry, providing a QR code-based ordering solution that allows guests to order food and drinks directly from their phones.
Orderli's main competitors in the QR code-based ordering market for hospitality businesses include:
Orderhero: Specializes in digital ordering systems and self-checkout solutions for restaurants, enhancing the ordering experience through a SaaS platform.
Viben: An early-stage startup that streamlines the ordering process across various sectors, including restaurants and movie theaters, using unique QR codes for each location.
Butlr: Offers contactless ordering solutions that allow customers to order and pay through their smartphones, integrating with existing EPOS systems.
Checkfer: Focuses on order and payment solutions within the fintech sector, catering to the hospitality industry and small to medium-sized businesses.
Foodtic: Specializes in point of sale (POS) solutions and mobile self-ordering systems for the hospitality industry, providing modern POS software.
QTap: Provides contactless table booking and ordering applications, enhancing customer experience in pubs and restaurants through a mobile app.
Notable differences among these competitors include Viben's emphasis on QR code technology and Butlr's integration with existing systems, which may enhance user experience and operational efficiency.