Dinehere vs Toast

No, you can keep using Toast as your Point of Sale system while using Dinehere for your website. This allows you to avoid the monthly fees associated with Toast's digital ordering and website add-ons while maintaining your operational workflow.

No, Dinehere does not sync with your POS. However, updating a Dinehere menu is incredibly fast—you simply upload a photo or paste text. This simplicity prevents technical glitches often associated with POS integrations.

Dinehere is a website builder, not an ordering platform. We build a beautiful site that displays your menu and info. If you need online ordering, we can place a 'Order Now' button on your site that links to a third-party service (like UberEats or a standalone ordering link) of your choice.

Toast's digital presence modules can cost upwards of $140-$175/month. Over 5 years, that exceeds $8,000. Dinehere charges a one-time fee of $299 which covers 5 years of hosting, resulting in thousands of dollars in pure savings.

With Toast, your website is tied to your POS subscription; if you leave, your site goes down. With Dinehere, you own your online presence independently of your hardware or payment processor, giving you total freedom to switch vendors.

Yes, absolutely. Dinehere sites are designed specifically for mobile-first users. Since we don't load heavy ordering scripts or tracking cookies, Dinehere sites often load faster on mobile devices than complex POS-integrated sites.

Yes. If you own your domain (e.g., yourrestaurant.com), we can point it to your new Dinehere site. If Toast registered it for you, you may need to transfer ownership, but we can help guide you through that process.

If you need centralized management of inventory and pricing across 50+ locations, Toast is likely the better tool. If you want simple, individual landing pages for a few local spots without complex enterprise software, Dinehere is a perfect, cost-effective fit.