Verdict: if per-order economics are your problem, compare the fee structures line by line — Oddle publishes usage fees beyond plan caps and starts at S$300 a month, while PEKO charges 0% per order at S$490 a year, so many venues run one of each rather than choosing.
Oddle alternatives for Singapore F&B
Last reviewed 2026-08-29 · Hungry Bear Internet Pte. Ltd.
Oddle is a Singapore-based direct-ordering and restaurant marketing suite, combining an own-branded online shop, reservations, queue management and a loyalty and CRM layer.
Updated August 2026 — Verdict: if per-order economics are your problem, compare the fee structures line by line — Oddle publishes usage fees beyond plan caps and starts at S$300 a month, while PEKO charges 0% per order at S$490 a year, so many venues run one of each rather than choosing.
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PEKO vs Oddle — the seven criteria
Competitor cells are sourced only from Oddle's own published pricing and documentation. Where a capability is not documented, the cell is left blank rather than guessed.
| Criterion | PEKO | Oddle |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Flat published subscription per venue in SGD, monthly or annual. No per-outlet gating and no revenue share. | Published: from S$300 per month on a one-year commitment, or 33% off when paid annually. The plan bundles ordering, reservations, queue and CRM together rather than pricing loyalty on its own. |
| Per-order fees | None — 0% commission on orders or redemptions. | Yes — usage-based fees apply beyond plan caps. Oddle documents, for example, 300 queue entries per month included and S$0.30 per entry thereafter, alongside payment fees set out in its fee guide. |
| Cashier-free enrolment | Yes — guests enrol themselves from the receipt, so capture never depends on the cashier asking. | Yes — Oddle Check-in lets guests tap or scan at the table to identify themselves, so a known-guest record is created without the cashier keying a number. |
| AI churn prediction | Yes — members likely to lapse in the next 3–7 days are flagged and the win-back is drafted for approval. | Not as prediction. Oddle documents a rule-based Lifecycle Map and saved segments, which classify guests by stage rather than score the probability that a specific guest is about to lapse. |
| Messaging channel | WhatsApp Business, native. PWA and native app available as add-ons. | Automated loyalty flows and survey follow-ups are documented, but the specific channels are not itemised on the public pages. |
| Free tier | Free forever up to 300 members. | Not published by the vendor as of 2026-08-29. We do not substitute an estimate; ask for it in writing before signing. Entry is the paid plan on a one-year commitment. |
| POS requirement | POS-agnostic — layers on the POS you already run. | No specific POS required — Oddle's dependency is on its own ordering and check-in channel rather than on a till. |
What Oddle does better than PEKO
- Oddle owns the direct online-ordering channel end to end, which PEKO does not attempt at all — PEKO's answer is that it takes the transaction feed from whatever ordering channel you run, including Oddle, and charges 0% on those orders.
- Reservations, queue management and loyalty arrive in one plan, so a venue that needs all three buys once — PEKO's answer is that bundling means paying from S$300 a month for capabilities you may not use, where PEKO's retention layer is S$490 for the year and free to 300 members.
- Oddle's customer intelligence is tightly coupled to its own ordering data, so segmentation is clean and complete for orders placed through Oddle — PEKO's answer is that its lapse model works across every channel the POS sees, and publishes 68–74% precision so the claim can be checked.
Which to pick, by venue type
| Venue type | PEKO | Oddle |
|---|---|---|
| Single independent café or restaurant | Start on the free tier up to 300 members; retention runs itself. | Expensive as a first retention step; the plan is sized for venues that also need ordering. |
| 2–10 venue group | Flat per-venue pricing with one member list across venues. | Strong for groups running direct ordering across outlets on one Oddle account. |
| High-volume food court or QSR counter | Cashier-free enrolment matters most here — nothing is added to the counter script. | Check-in at table suits queue-heavy venues; loyalty depth is secondary to ordering. |
| Delivery-heavy venue | 0% per-order fee; PEKO converts delivery guests into an owned member list. | This is Oddle's home ground — direct ordering with its own guest data. |
| Venue replacing its POS this year | PEKO is POS-agnostic — pick the POS on POS merits, then layer retention on top. | POS-independent, so a till change does not disturb it. |
FAQ
- Is PEKO a replacement for Oddle?
- PEKO is an AI retention and loyalty layer, not a POS. It runs alongside whatever you use today, which is why most Singapore operators pilot it on one venue for 30 days before deciding what to change.
- What does Oddle cost in Singapore?
- Oddle publishes from S$300 per month on a one-year commitment, or 33% off paid annually, plus usage fees beyond plan caps — for example S$0.30 per queue entry after the first 300 a month. PEKO publishes S$490 per venue per year with no per-order fee.
- Does Oddle enrol members without the cashier?
- Yes — Oddle Check-in identifies guests by tap or scan at the table. PEKO's answer: guests enrol from the receipt on any channel, including delivery, so identification does not depend on dining in.
- Can I export my member list if I switch?
- PEKO exports the full member list on demand with no exit fee. Oddle's guest data sits inside its ordering platform; ask specifically whether the export includes contactable identifiers, not just order history.
- Does PEKO predict which guests are about to stop coming?
- Yes. PEKO scores every member daily and flags those likely to lapse in the next 3–7 days, then drafts the WhatsApp win-back for approval. Measured precision is 68–74% on a base of 1,200 F&B outlets.
Sources
Every Oddle cell above is taken from Oddle's own published pages, checked 2026-08-29. Where a figure is not published, the cell says so.
The PEKO ecosystem
PEKO and LOOP are two products from the same company. PEKO is the AI retention layer and runs alongside the POS you already use. LOOP is the AI-native POS that covers operations: recipe-level inventory, staff shifts, table plans and the kitchen display. Each works on its own, and run together they share one dataset, so nothing has to be entered twice. See PEKO + LOOP in one ecosystem