Only what the package promises
Every item in "what moves" traces to the published one-time deployment package or to the migration answer in our FAQ. If a guide does not say something moves, nothing on this site promises it.
Migration Guides
Move Your Marketplace to SuperApp on a Date You Choose
Catalogs rebuilt by our team, apps deployed under your name, and a parallel run alongside the platform you use today. One checklist per platform we are shortlisted against.
Pick Your Platform
Where Are You Moving From ?
Migrate from Ordering.co to SuperApp
Ordering.co and SuperApp are the two most similar products on our comparison pages, which makes this the most direct of the three moves: the same kinds of apps, the same kind of dispatch, and a catalog that maps one-to-one. What changes is the pricing model and what is in the box for your merchants.
5 steps · sourced from the Ordering.co comparison
Read the checklistMigrate from Jungleworks Yelo to SuperApp
Yelo is the most unbundled platform on our comparison pages: dispatch and the driver app are separate Jungleworks products. Moving to SuperApp is therefore partly a consolidation — the dispatcher panel, the driver app and the in-store suite arrive on the same plan as the marketplace, and the move is planned around all of them at once.
5 steps · sourced from the Jungleworks Yelo comparison
Read the checklistMigrate from Deonde to SuperApp
Deonde publishes a more generous entry order allowance than SuperApp, and our comparison page says so twice — so this move is not about the entry price. Operators make it for what is in the box for their merchants: a POS register, a kitchen display, a kiosk and two-way POS sync, none of which Deonde publishes.
5 steps · sourced from the Deonde comparison
Read the checklistMoving from a platform that is not listed? The work is the same — book a demo and we map your setup onto the platform the same way. Comparisons for each platform above are on /compare.
What Moves
What Comes With You , Whichever Platform You Leave
Every line below is part of the published one-time deployment package ($500) or of how migration is described in our FAQ — nothing here is promised anywhere else first.
- Your catalogs and menus — categories, items and their configuration — rebuilt by us from whatever you send, rather than handed to you as an importer
- Your branding, implemented across the customer, partner and dispatcher surfaces
- Your domain on the web platform, with DNS configuration and SSL handled
- Your payment gateway connected, so customers pay you the way they do today
- Customer apps built, submitted and approved on the App Store and Google Play under your own developer accounts
- Staff training for your team and your merchants before the switch
- Testing and QA alongside your current platform, then go-live support on the date you choose
Customer accounts, order history and saved payment cards are deliberately not on that list — they are not part of the package, and what can be carried across depends on your setup. Ask on the demo rather than assume.
How These Are Written
Four Rules Every Guide Follows
On a date you choose
Your new marketplace is stood up and tested alongside the one you run today. You switch when it is ready and you are — there is no deadline on any of these platforms and none is invented here.
Sourced like the comparisons
Each guide hangs off the sourced comparison for its platform. Anything said about the vendor is what the vendor publishes, linked and dated there — a guide never carries a figure of its own.
Honest about when not to move
Where the comparison names a case in which the other platform is the better buy, the guide repeats it. A move that is wrong for you is not one we want to plan.
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