Hayde vs GloriaFood

Per gloriafood.com (May 2026), GloriaFood is no longer accepting new signups. Existing accounts may continue to work, but the service is no longer being actively grown. Many restaurants are migrating before they are forced to.

For QR menus, multilingual support, and loyalty: Hayde. For pure online ordering with delivery: look at UberEats Marketplace, Square Online, or local delivery apps. Hayde focuses on the in-restaurant and tourist-menu experience, not third-party delivery aggregation.

Yes. The fastest path is to upload a photo of your printed menu — Hayde's AI menu import builds the categories, items, prices, and descriptions for you. You can also recreate the menu by hand if you prefer.

The base ordering system was free with no commission. Premium add-ons (POS, branded app, online payments, email marketing) were paid. Hayde uses a similar shape: a free trial, then paid plans with no commission on orders.

Usually no. Most restaurants keep their existing QR sticker and just re-point it to the new Hayde menu URL. The QR code itself doesn't change.

Not by count: GloriaFood lists 12 languages, while Hayde supports 5 — English, French, Spanish, Bulgarian and Hebrew. The difference is depth. Hayde has full Hebrew RTL, which GloriaFood's language list does not mention, lets each guest switch the menu to their language with one tap, and its AI menu import translates your menu during setup. You can then refine any item's translation by hand.

No. Guests open the Hayde menu in their phone's browser by scanning the QR code on the table or tapping an NFC tag, and loyalty cards are saved to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, which are already on the phone. There is nothing to install.