Platform status
Public timeline from Oracle.
Storekit
GloriaFood
Case studies
What operators actually got out of switching.

Storekit vs GloriaFood
Oracle has set GloriaFood to close on 30 April 2027. Storekit is built for operators who need a lasting direct-ordering stack, a one-click GloriaFood importer, and a team who stays until your first 100 orders.
| Features | GloriaFood | |
|---|---|---|
| Comparison | ||
| Platform statusPublic timeline from Oracle. | Live | Closes 30 Apr 2027 |
| Monthly platform fee | Free on Basic | £0 base (sunset) |
| GloriaFood data importer | Yes | N/A - no onward path before shutdown |
| Native branded apps | Yes | No |
| QR ordering & pay-at-table | Yes | No |
| Full brand control on checkout | Yes | Limited vs Storekit setup |
| Growth integrations (loyalty, marketing) | Yes | No |
Comparison
Public timeline from Oracle.
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Comparison based on publicly available info as of 20 May 2026. Spotted something we got wrong? Email harry@storekit.com.
You can be live within 30 minutes - connect GloriaFood, import your menu, and take test orders the same day. Most restaurants complete the full switch within 7 days. Multi-site books take longer - your concierge gives you a dated plan at kickoff.
We import guest records where GloriaFood exposes them. You approve the row count before go-live. Export archives while admin access still works - don't wait until the last week of April 2027.
Yes. OAuth or CSV. Categories, items, modifiers, delivery zones, and promotions come across. You review a diff before anything publishes.
No setup fee. Basic is free, plus a flat per-order rate that comes down as you move up the bands.
Guests order on your domain or app. Kitchen and front-of-house changes are usually admin login and printer routing - one short session with your concierge.
No GloriaFood contract to break. Run a real order through Storekit before you decide anything.