Ordermark offers an online order management platform that consolidates mobile orders across third-party ordering services and routes them to a single printer and dashboard to enable omni-channel ordering and delivery. The company also operates Nextbite, a virtual-restaurant business that lets qualifying restaurants run turnkey delivery-only brands (including HotBox by Wiz) out of existing kitchen space. Nextbite has launched 15 brands and added over 1,000 delivery-only restaurants since the start of COVID-19, and Ordermark’s technology is used by thousands of independent and chain restaurants nationwide. Customers include Papa John’s, Popeyes, Which Wich, and Yogurtland. The company says the new funding will help more restaurants transition to online ordering during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Los Angeles with offices in Denver, Ordermark was built from the perspective of a restaurant operator. Ordermark, based in Culver City, California with an office in Denver, provides a platform that helps restaurants maximize revenue by adding and optimizing delivery services. Led by CEO and co-founder Alex Canter, the company serves thousands of customers from single-location restaurants to national chains such as Which Wich, Buffalo Wild Wings, Little Caesars, Papa Johns, Dickey’s Barbecue Pit, Yogurtland and Sonic. Its core product aggregates online orders and integrates with point-of-sale systems, kitchen display systems, accounting tools and last-mile delivery partners. Ordermark plans to use new funding to continue scaling growth, add new products and features, and support next-generation restaurants including virtual restaurants. The company raised $18M in a Series B to fund these initiatives. Ordermark provides restaurants with a technology platform and professional services that aggregate orders from multiple third‑party online ordering services to a single tablet and printer. Its services group handles onboarding of new online ordering services, ongoing management, and menu and hour changes. Since launching in 2017, the company has added hundreds of independent and chain customers throughout the United States. Customers include TGI Friday’s, Qdoba, Veggie Grill, Dickey’s Barbecue Pit, Yogurtland, Johnny Rockets and Sonic. Ordermark closed a $9.5M Series A and intends to use the funds to reach more restaurants and continue focusing on customer service and reliability. Led by CEO and founder Alex Canter, the company combines hardware/software integration with managed services to simplify third‑party online ordering for restaurant operators. Ordermark is a Santa Monica-based provider of an online ordering management platform for restaurants. Led by CEO Alex Canter, the platform simplifies online ordering by routing orders from multiple online ordering services to a single printer. Customers include Canter’s Deli, Yogurtland, Waba Grill, Johnny Rockets and Sonic. The company has a staff of 30 located in Santa Monica, Denver and New York and is participating in the Techstars Boulder accelerator. Ordermark raised $3.1M in a seed financing round and will use the funds to expand its nationwide reach, accelerate product growth and invest in additional support resources.

Total raised

$151M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Series C

Latest activity

Oct 2020