The best Slice alternatives for pizzerias are Menuline ($29 or $99 a month, no per-order fee to the shop), DoorDash Online Ordering ($0 a month plus 3.3% + $0.30 per order), Square Online (best if Square runs your counter), and ChowNow or Owner.com for higher-volume shops. Slice itself costs $39 a month plus $3.00 per order, or $99 a month plus $2.00 with a $1,000 implementation fee.
| Platform | Monthly | Restaurant cost on a $30 pie | Diner fee | Delivery | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Slice Online Growth | $39 | $4.17 ($3.00 + processing) | Shown at checkout | Flex Delivery from $6.90 | Pizza app discovery |
| Slice Complete Growth | $99 + $1,000 setup | $3.17 ($2.00 + processing) | Shown at checkout | Flex Delivery from $6.90 | Shops that also need a POS |
| Menuline | $29 or $99 | $0 platform fee | 5% platform fee | Pickup today; Uber drivers coming soon | Website + ordering without per-order fees |
| DoorDash Online Ordering | $0 (Starter) | $1.29 (3.3% + $0.30) | Delivery fees | Dashers | Shops already on DoorDash |
| Square Online | $0, $49 or $149 | $1.17 to $1.29 | None listed | Couriers via Square partners | Square POS shops |
| Uber Webshop | $0 | $1.04 (2.5% + $0.29) | Not listed | Uber couriers | Shops already on Uber Eats |
| ChowNow | $249 to $449 + setup | $1.18 (2.95% + $0.29) | None on your site | Flex Delivery couriers | SMS and discovery channels |
| Owner.com | $249 + 5%, or $499 | $1.50 on Flexible | 5% order support fee | Listed as a feature | High-volume shops |
Each vendor's figures per its published pricing page as of October 2026. Confirm with the vendor before you sign.
Disclosure: Menuline publishes this guide and sells online ordering to pizzerias, so we compete with Slice and with everyone on this list. Slice does several things nobody else here does, and we say so below.
What does Slice charge pizzerias in 2026?
Slice has renamed and repriced its plans. When we covered Slice's fees earlier in October 2026, its top tier was a $399-a-month Family Membership. Per Slice's pricing page at the end of October 2026, the two plans are now:
| Online Growth Plan | Complete Growth Plan | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $39/month | $99/month |
| Per-order fee | $3.00 per order | $2.00 per online or phone order |
| Orders under $10 | No per-order fee | No per-order fee |
| Implementation | None listed | $1,000 |
| Card processing | 2.90% + $0.30 | 2.90% + $0.30 |
| Adds | Phone ordering, POS, kiosk option, dedicated account manager | |
| Contract | Month-to-month | Month-to-month |
Both include a branded website, the Slice App listing, marketplace listings, loyalty, Google listing optimization, expert menu setup, AI menu enhancement and 24/7 support. Add-ons: an Ordering Kiosk at $59/month (Complete only), Flex Delivery from $6.90 per order, and Local Marketing at variable pricing.
What does Slice cost at 300 orders a month?
Take a pizzeria doing 300 online orders a month at a $30 average ($9,000 in sales), every order above $10:
| Slice Online Growth | Slice Complete Growth | |
|---|---|---|
| Membership | $39 | $99 |
| Per-order fees (300 orders) | $900 | $600 |
| Platform fees | $939 | $699 |
| Card processing (2.90% + $0.30) | $351 | $351 |
| Monthly total | $1,290 | $1,050 |
| One-time implementation | None | $1,000 |
The new pricing changes which plan wins. Complete costs $60 a month more and saves $1 per order, so it's cheaper above 60 orders a month. Spread the $1,000 implementation fee over the first year and the break-even moves to about 144 orders a month in year one. Remember that Complete charges $2.00 on phone orders taken through Slice too, so count those.
The per-order fee is the number to watch. On a $30 pie, Slice Online Growth costs $4.17 (13.9%) with processing, and Complete costs $3.17 (10.6%). That's well below a 25% delivery-app commission. It's also a fee you pay again on every repeat order from a regular who would have ordered anyway.
How do the alternatives compare at the same volume?
Same pizzeria, same 300 orders and $9,000:
| Platform | Platform fee | Processing | Restaurant total | Diner pays on a $30 order |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Slice Online Growth | $939 | $351 | $1,290 | Fees shown at checkout |
| Slice Complete Growth | $699 | $351 | $1,050 | Fees shown at checkout |
| Owner.com Flexible | $249 + $450 (5%) | Not listed | $699+ | $1.50 (5%) |
| ChowNow Launch | $249 | $353 | $602 | None on your site |
| Owner.com Flat Rate | $499 | Not listed | $499+ | $1.50 (5%) |
| Square Online Plus | $49 | $351 | $400 | None listed |
| DoorDash Online Ordering Starter | $0 | $387 | $387 | Delivery fees |
| Uber Webshop | $0 | $312 | $312 | Not listed |
| Menuline Growth | $99 | Not listed | $99+ | $1.50 (5%) |
| Menuline Starter | $29 | Not listed | $29+ | $1.50 (5%) |
"Not listed" means the vendor's pricing page doesn't publish a separate processing rate; ask for it in writing. That includes us.
Notice the diner column. Menuline and Owner.com both charge diners 5% at checkout, so on those two the customer covers part of the cost. That's a real tradeoff, and you should weigh it against Slice's per-order fee to you.
What are the best Slice alternatives for pizzerias?
1. Menuline: no per-order fee to the shop
Menuline is $29 a month (Starter) for a restaurant website, commission-free pickup ordering, an online menu, loyalty rewards and Google listing tools. Growth at $99 adds a branded iOS and Android app and AI email marketing. Both are $1 a month for the first 3 months, month-to-month, no setup fee, and a specialist builds your menu from photos or your Uber Eats or DoorDash link. Our pizza shop page shows what a pizzeria site looks like.
The honest caveats: diners pay a 5% platform fee; ordering is pickup only today, with delivery by Uber drivers coming soon; marketing is email only; there's no pizza marketplace app sending new customers; and we don't sell a POS.
Pick it if most of your Slice orders are regulars and pickup, and you want those orders to stop costing $2 to $3 each.
2. DoorDash Online Ordering: $0 if you're on DoorDash
Formerly Storefront. Per DoorDash's merchant pages, the Starter package is $0 a month with 3.3% + $0.30 processing, Dashers handle delivery, and you need an active DoorDash store. Details in our DoorDash Storefront review.
Pick it if you already list on DoorDash and want delivery without hiring drivers.
3. Square Online: for Square POS pizzerias
Per Square's plans page, Free is $0 with 3.3% + 30¢ online processing; Plus ($49) and Premium ($149) drop it to 2.9% + 30¢. Orders flow straight into your Square POS and kitchen printer. See our Square Online review.
Pick it if Square already runs your counter. It's the least moving parts.
4. Uber Webshop: lowest per-order rate if you're on Uber Eats
Uber's pricing page lists Webshop at 2.5% + $0.29 per order, commission-free, free with an Uber Eats marketplace account, with pickup and Uber courier delivery.
Pick it if you're on Uber Eats and want the cheapest direct link for regulars.
5. ChowNow: discovery channels and SMS
$249 to $449 a month, a $119 to $499 setup fee and 2.95% + $0.29 per transaction, per its pricing page. You get a branded app, ChowNow's marketplace, SMS on Grow and above, and Flex Delivery couriers. ChowNow's support center says diners pay a 7.5% fee only on its app and eat.chownow.com, not your own site. Full math in our ChowNow pricing breakdown.
6. Owner.com: for high-volume shops
Per Owner.com's pricing page, Flexible is $249 a month + 5% per order and Flat Rate is $499 a month, month-to-month. Guests pay a 5% order support fee on both, the same as Menuline's diner fee. Signup goes through a demo.
7. Menufy: flat fee with text marketing
$149 a month on a 12-month plan or $179 month-to-month, per Menufy's pricing page. Its help center describes a per-order convenience fee that either you or the customer pays, so ask for the amount. More in our Menufy pricing review.
When is Slice still the right choice?
More often than a competitor's blog usually admits:
- You want pizza-specific discovery. The Slice App is a marketplace for pizza lovers. Nobody else on this list has that audience.
- Your tickets are small. No per-order fee on online orders under $10 is genuinely useful for by-the-slice and lunch-special shops.
- You need a POS anyway. At $99 a month, Complete Growth bundles POS, phone ordering and an account manager. For a shop replacing an old register, that's now a strong price.
- You want month-to-month with delivery on tap. Both plans are month-to-month, and Flex Delivery starts at $6.90 an order.
If the Slice App is finding you new customers, the per-order fee on those orders is a fair price for them.
Should you leave Slice or run both?
Most pizzerias shouldn't choose. Keep Slice where it earns, and stop paying it for regulars:
- Split your Slice orders into new customers and repeat customers.
- Price the repeat orders. On Online Growth, 150 repeat orders a month cost $450 in per-order fees alone.
- Put your own ordering link first on Google, your website, Instagram and every pizza box.
- Before you cancel anything, ask Slice what happens to Complete Growth hardware, whether any of the $1,000 implementation fee is refundable, and whether you can export your customer list.
- Check how findable your shop is. The free Menuline AI grader scores your website, Google profile and ordering link in about a minute.
The bottom line
Per its pricing page as of October 2026, Slice charges pizzerias $39 a month + $3.00 per order or $99 a month + $2.00 per order with a $1,000 implementation fee, plus 2.90% + $0.30 processing, month-to-month. At 300 orders a month that's $699 to $939 in platform fees. The best alternatives are Menuline ($29 or $99, no per-order fee to the shop, diners pay 5%), DoorDash Online Ordering and Uber Webshop if you're on those apps, Square Online for Square shops, and ChowNow or Owner.com for higher volume. Keep Slice for the pizza-app customers it actually finds you.