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.
Yelo is the most established platform on this page and the most unbundled. Its three SaaS plans each carry a $3,000 one-time setup fee, count orders per year rather than per month, and leave dispatch and the driver apps to be bought separately. SuperApp is $500 one-time, counts orders per month, and includes dispatch, the driver app and the in-store suite on every plan.
How this guide is written
What moves is only what the published deployment package and our migration FAQ promise. Anything said about Jungleworks Yelo is what Jungleworks Yelo publishes on its own website, read on 21 August 2026 for the sourced comparison this guide hangs off. There is no deadline: you switch over on a date you choose.
Done with you, in the order it happens. The rebuild, the store deployments and the go-live support are the one-time $500 deployment package on the pricing page — there is no separate migration fee.
A 30-minute walkthrough on a live marketplace, where we map what you run on Yelo today — verticals, order types, delivery zones, payment methods — onto the platform and onto a published plan for your volume.
A catalog export or a link to your live menus, your logo and brand assets, the domain you want the web platform on, and the payment gateway you bill through. If your merchants run Clover, Square or Toast, tell us which — the two-way POS sync is configured per merchant. If you run dispatch on Tookan, send us your delivery zones and driver list as well — dispatch is configured on the same plan here, not as a separate product.
Catalogs, categories and item configuration are rebuilt by our team, your branding is implemented, your domain and SSL are set up and your payment gateway is connected. This is the one-time deployment package on the pricing page, not a separate migration fee.
Customer apps are built, submitted and approved on the App Store and Google Play under your own developer accounts, so the listings and reviews belong to you. Your drivers run the partner app in driver mode — background GPS, driver groups with their own pay rules, earnings and settlement — and your merchants get the register, kitchen display and kiosk on every plan.
Your SuperApp marketplace runs alongside your current platform while you test it, your staff and merchants are trained, and you move customers, links and app downloads over on a date you choose — not on a cutover night.
The same table as the SuperApp vs Jungleworks Yelo comparison, checked against Jungleworks Yelo's own published pages on 21 August 2026. Rows in their favour are marked in their favour.
| Criterion | SuperApp | Jungleworks Yelo |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing published publicly | Yes — every plan, allowance and overage rate is on /pricing | Yes for plans and bundles; every add-on — mobile apps, delivery management, platform setup — reads "Talk To Sales" |
| Entry plan | Launch — $99/month, 500 orders/month included | Store — $199/month billed annually, 12,000 orders per YEAR (1,000/month), single store 1 |
| Per-order fee beyond the allowance | $0.25 falling to $0.06–$0.07 as volume grows | $0.10 per additional order on all three SaaS plans |
| Commission or revenue share on GMV | None — no percentage of your marketplace GMV, ever | None published. The "commission model" in their feature list is commission you charge your own vendors, not commission Jungleworks charges you |
| Setup fee | $500 one-time, flat, no conditional waiver — covers both store deployments | $3,000 one-time, printed on each of the three SaaS plan cards |
| White-label customer apps (iOS & Android) | Included on every plan — iOS, Android and web under your brand and domain | "Hybrid Customer App" on the SaaS plans; the annual bundles say "Whitelabel Customer (Website & Apps)" 2 |
| Merchant / vendor app | Included; fully rebranded to your name with the Branded Ops add-on | From the Brand plan upward — the entry Store plan is customer app only |
| Driver app | Included on every plan | Only in the Premium annual bundle at $9,999/year; on the Tookan side the branded agent app is marked "Paid" on every tier |
| Dispatch | Included on every plan — the dispatcher panel is the product, not a tier | A separate product — Tookan. Bundled from the Premium annual bundle; a "Talk To Sales" add-on on the SaaS plans |
| POS register for your merchants | Included on every plan — split tender, cash drawer, receipt printing | Not published — Yelo integrates with the merchant’s existing POS |
| Kitchen display | Included on every plan — prep timers and per-item check-off | Not published |
| Self-order kiosk | Included on every plan — upsells, tips and card-present payment | Yes — Yelo Kiosk, hardware and software, sold as a service. Price is "Request a Quote" |
| API access | Included on every plan | Developer API access from the Premium annual bundle |
| Markets | Food, retail and supermarkets live today, on one catalog and one wallet | "180+ countries" claimed, with entities in the US, UAE and India, and around a dozen published verticals |
Scorecard: 10 to SuperApp, 2 to Jungleworks Yelo, 2 level — by our own reading of the 14 criteria above. Read the rows, not the tally.
We would rather you stay on the right platform than move to ours. These are the cases where that is not us.
Yelo publishes use cases for grocery, pharmacy, salon-at-home, laundry, carwash, roadside assistance, dog walking and more, with fifteen years of building behind them. Our live verticals today are food, retail and supermarkets. If you are launching a home-services or pharmacy marketplace this quarter, they have built it before and we have not.
Yelo publishes 100+ payment gateways including Juspay, Razorpay, Cybersource, Powertranz and Peach. In markets where the gateway question is the whole integration question, that breadth matters.
Jungleworks publishes one-time lifetime pricing on the Tookan side and multi-year annual bundles on Yelo. If your finance preference is capex over opex, they will sell you that shape and we will not.
Yes. Your SuperApp marketplace runs alongside Yelo — and alongside Tookan, if that is where your dispatch lives — until the date you pick to switch. Both keep taking orders during the parallel run; nothing here asks you to end either contract early.
SuperApp plans count orders per month, so divide your annual allowance by twelve to find the plan band you sit in — the comparison page shows that arithmetic on Yelo’s own published figures. On the demo we map your real monthly volume to a plan rather than the allowance you happen to be on today.
Food, retail and supermarkets are the verticals live today; Ride-Hailing, Parcel & Delivery and Bookings are on the roadmap. Yelo publishes a longer list of verticals, and our comparison page says plainly that a home-services or pharmacy marketplace launching this quarter is a case where they have built it before and we have not. If yours is one of those, say so on the demo and we will tell you honestly.
Everything this guide says about Jungleworks Yelo was read from these pages on 21 August 2026. Vendors change their pricing without announcing it — if you find a row that no longer matches what Jungleworks Yelo publishes, tell us at contact@devkart.com and we will correct it.
Jungleworks Yelo is a trademark of its respective owner. This guide is published by SuperApp and reflects our reading of publicly available information; it is not endorsed by Jungleworks Yelo.
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