Places 360 compared with Slerp.
Slerp sells online ordering to restaurants, bakeries and QSRs, and does not publish a price. Here is what each product states on its own pages, and where each one fits.
THE BASIS
What this page compares, and where the figures come from.
This compares Places 360 and Slerp for one reader: an owner of a bakery or restaurant who wants online ordering, went looking for a price and could not find one. Every Slerp figure below comes from Slerp’s own public pages as they read on 13 September 2026, and where Slerp publishes nothing the cell says so rather than guessing. We wrote this page, so take it as our side of the argument and read theirs as well. Prices and plan contents change, so check both before you decide.
| Places 360 | Slerp | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free £0, Regulars £19 + VAT (£22.80 inc. VAT), Growth £59 + VAT (£70.80 inc. VAT); Branded app £99 + VAT (£118.80 inc. VAT) a month. | Not published. The pricing page is password-protected. |
| Price basis | Per business, covering every location. | Not stated on their page. |
| How a stamp is collected | The customer taps a Places 360 tag on your counter with their phone. A PIN-authorised staff QR scan is the fallback, and the customer’s own stamp code works without a signal. | Not stated on their page. The page says tiered loyalty is included. |
| What else is included | Menu builder and ordering with real card payments, your own page in the app and on the web (on your own domain from Regulars), offers and promo codes, team roles with an employee time clock add-on, analytics and accountant CSV exports. | Online ordering for restaurants, bakeries and QSRs; “0% commission”; tiered loyalty included. What sits beyond that is not published. |
| Contract | The Free plan has no contract, no setup fee and no time limit. Cancel any time. | Not published. |
| What to look at closely | Card payments are from 1.75% + 15p + VAT (2.10% + 18p inc. VAT) per online payment on UK debit cards on a paid plan; other cards cost their real rate. One tag comes free with every paid plan; further tags are £9 + VAT each. | Ask what the fee is, what it is charged per, what the card rate is and how long the term runs. None of it is on the page, so the first number you see will come from a person. |
Where Slerp wins.
Ordering is their whole product rather than one part of a wider one. They have built it for restaurants, bakeries and QSRs, and if online ordering is the thing your week turns on, there is an argument for buying it from a vendor who does that and little else.
They are built for bigger operations and they sell that way. If you run several busy sites and want somebody to scope the move with you, being sold to is a service, and a quote shaped around your volumes can land where a list price never would.
Their tiered loyalty comes with the ordering, so a restaurant of that size gets both from one supplier instead of stitching two together.
What is different about Places 360.
The price is on the page, and it is per business: one subscription covers every location, so a second bakery is not a second bill and nothing in it grows as you do.
Collecting is a tap. A customer holds their phone to a tag on your counter and the stamp lands, which is quicker and nicer than reading out a phone number while three people wait.
Nothing depends on your till. Places 360 sits beside whatever you use now, or beside nothing, and if you change till next year it all comes with you.
There is somewhere to go next: your page today, your own domain from Regulars, your own app on the Branded app plan, on the same backend. And it is one vendor at one flat price: loyalty, menus, ordering with real card payments, your page and your team in one product.
What Places 360 does not do.
Bookings, reservations and subscriptions are coming soon, not here yet; if you keep a diary, keep the tool you have for now. No full customer-list export, though transactions, menus and timesheets export to CSV, and on Branded app so do the customers who said yes to your marketing emails.
We also do not take payments at the counter, so your card machine stays as it is, and we are not built for a large multi-site estate with an account team and a scoped rollout. Slerp is aimed at operations bigger than the ones we serve well.
Who should pick which.
If ordering is the main event, your volumes are high and you want a vendor to scope the move with you, talk to Slerp and get the quote. If you want a price you can read before you speak to anyone, and a stamp card, menus and your own page from one supplier at one bill per business however many sites you open, that is what we built. The Free plan costs £0 a month, which is a cheap way to find out which you are.
Sources: Slerp’s own public pages, last checked 13 September 2026. Our side is set out on the pricing page and the ordering page. Not affiliated with Slerp; the name is used to identify the product.
Try it beside what you use now.
Start on the Free plan at £0. No contract and no setup fee, so you can keep your current tools running until you are sure.
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