If you run a GloriaFood reseller, white-label, or agency business managing online ordering for multiple restaurants, the April 30, 2027 shutdown is a bigger problem than any single restaurant switching software — it's your whole book of business. Here's what moving that business to Last Call Online Ordering actually looks like.
Oracle, which acquired GloriaFood in 2021, has confirmed the shutdown with no replacement announced — and no Oracle-backed path for partners or resellers either.
The short version: GloriaFood (Oracle) is permanently discontinued April 30, 2027, new signups already closed as of early 2026, no replacement product. See the full timeline and FAQ for individual restaurants →
Plenty of guides tell one restaurant what to do next. This is for the reseller or agency managing several — or several dozen.
One flat rate regardless of which plan a restaurant is on. No commission, no per-order cut taken from you.
You always know exactly what to charge each restaurant client, on one invoice instead of chasing several.
Every restaurant under your account sees your name, logo, and support contact — not ours — unless you want otherwise.
Give each restaurant client the pricing shape that fits them, and decide yourself whether they get to choose it or you do.
Move one restaurant client at a time on a free demo, while GloriaFood is still running — nothing forces a single cutover date.
Offer any restaurant client its own branded iOS/Android app as an add-on, priced and billed the same consolidated way.
The comparison a reseller or agency actually needs, not the restaurant-level pitch.
| GloriaFood | Last Call Online Ordering | |
|---|---|---|
| Still being developed | No — shutting down April 30, 2027 | Actively built and supported |
| Wholesale reseller pricing | — | $20/mo flat, per restaurant, any plan |
| Billing across your whole book | — | One consolidated invoice, itemized per restaurant |
| Your own branding on restaurant accounts | — | Name, logo & support contact, per reseller account |
| Choose plan/pricing per restaurant, or let them choose | — | Reseller-controlled, restaurant-by-restaurant |
| Free demo before migrating a client | — | Yes, real menu loaded, no commitment |
GloriaFood (acquired by Oracle in 2021) is permanently discontinued on April 30, 2027, with no replacement announced. That includes any reseller or partner program built on it. Last Call Online Ordering has a reseller program built for exactly this situation: $20/month wholesale per restaurant, one consolidated bill, and your own branding on what your restaurants see.
Each restaurant is billed individually and stays its own itemized line, but you pay one consolidated total across everything you manage — so you always know exactly what to charge each restaurant client.
Yes. Every restaurant under your account sees your name, logo, and support contact instead of Last Call's or Austin Tech's, unless you choose otherwise.
No. Each restaurant client can move over on its own timeline, on a free demo while GloriaFood is still running, so nothing forces a single cutover date across your whole book of business.
Your choice, per restaurant. You can pick the plan and billing mode for a restaurant yourself, or let that specific restaurant choose for itself — flat monthly or per-order pricing either way.
The individual-restaurant version of this migration — menu, checkout, the demo itself. See the restaurant page →
Start a reseller account and add a real restaurant client to see the whole flow — consolidated billing included.
Last updated September 2026. GloriaFood shutdown information is based on Oracle's own public communications to GloriaFood users — check Oracle/GloriaFood's own notices for the most current details.