Table One vs. Slice
Slice puts you in their app. We put you in front of your customers.
Slice knows pizza, and their fees are fairer than the big marketplaces. But look at where the order actually happens.
On Slice, your customer orders on Slice — their app, their rewards, their relationship. With Table One they order on yourshop.com, under your name, on a site that looks like your shop.
Slice pricing taken from their own published rates, checked July 2026. Competitors change plans often — check theirs before you decide.
Whose brand is on the order
Being one tile in a pizza marketplace makes you interchangeable with the six other shops in the grid. Your own site does not have competitors on it.
The per-order maths
Slice charges roughly $2.50–$2.99 per online order depending on tier. Our per-order fee is a fraction of that, and it does not climb with your ticket size.
The design is actually yours
Slice's higher tiers include a website, but it is a template inside their system. Yours is built around your own colours, type and photos — and the photos get enhanced with one tap.
Side by side
| Table One | Slice | |
|---|---|---|
| Per online order | A few cents, flat | ~$2.50–$2.99 |
| Where customers order | Your own website | The Slice app |
| Customer data | Yours | Shared with the marketplace |
| Website design | Built around your brand | Template in their system |
| Marketplace discovery | None | Yes — a real advantage |
The honest part
Slice runs a consumer marketplace that genuinely sends shops new customers — a pizza-only DoorDash with fairer economics. We do not have a marketplace and we are not pretending otherwise. If discovery is your problem, Slice helps with it. If your problem is that your regulars have nowhere good to order direct, which is most shops, that is exactly what we built. Plenty of shops run both and steer the regulars to direct.
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