Nom vs the alternatives
QR ordering for Philippine cafés and restaurants — zero commission, direct GCash, Maya, and QRPH payments, no POS hardware required. Here's how Nom stacks up against each alternative, side-by-side.
Nom vs StoreHub
Pricing, hardware cost, payment rails, and contract terms side-by-side. No commission, no POS hardware required.
Read the full comparison →Nom vs Qashier
Qashier's QR ordering in the Philippines still has diners pay at the counter, on a SuperTerminal or tablet POS. With Nom they pay from their own phone at the table.
Read the full comparison →Nom vs Loyverse
Loyverse is a free global POS with no built-in QR ordering and no GCash, Maya, or QRPH in the Philippines. Nom adds QR ordering with those payments going straight to your account.
Read the full comparison →Nom vs RUSH
RUSH Scan to Order starts at a ₱10,000/mo minimum fee plus 5.1-6.0% of sales. Nom is free to start and takes no commission.
Read the full comparison →Nom vs Maya Business
Maya Business is a payment acquirer; Nom is a QR ordering platform that accepts Maya payments alongside GCash, QRPH, and cash. Complementary, not competing.
Read the full comparison →Nom vs GCash for Business
GCash for Business takes the payment (GCash, QR Ph, cards); Nom is the QR menu and ordering flow before it, and accepts GCash. Complementary, not competing.
Read the full comparison →Nom vs ANSI
ANSI's QR table ordering feeds its POS and kitchen display, priced by quote. Nom publishes its prices and needs no POS.
Read the full comparison →Nom vs Mosaic Solutions
Mosaic is a BIR-accredited restaurant POS with MosaicPay QR Ph; diner self-ordering is still listed as coming soon. Nom is QR ordering and pay-at-table today.
Read the full comparison →Nom vs easyQO
easyQO comes from Humedit's Easy series, whose easyPOS is BIR-accredited, and is sold on a one-year contract. Nom is self-serve and month-to-month.
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