ChowNow Acquires Cuboh Software

Online restaurant ordering-managing platform ChowNow Inc. has acquired online ordering consolidation platform Cuboh Software Inc. in a move to expand its offerings and integrate with more point-of-sales systems. Culver City-based ChowNow doesn’t charge commission fees to restaurants and promotes itself as a more restaurant-friendly alternative to ordering applications such as GrubHub, DoorDash and Uber Eats. GrubHub, DoorDash and Uber Eats charge a commission …

ChowNow acquires digital order integrator Cuboh

Online ordering provider ChowNow is acquiring Cuboh, a company that allows restaurants to streamline incoming orders from third-party delivery apps. ChowNow said the deal will make its offering for independent restaurants more comprehensive and help them clean up jumbled tech stacks. It will also increase the number of POS systems that can integrate with ChowNow’s …

ChowNow Expands its Online Ordering and Marketing Tools for Restaurants with the Acquisition of Cuboh

LOS ANGELES, March 28, 2024–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Today, ChowNow, the leading online ordering and marketing platform for independent restaurants, announced the acquisition of Cuboh, a prominent startup specializing in streamlining online orders for the restaurant industry. This strategic move is set to enhance ChowNow’s robust suite of digital tools, further empowering independent restaurants to thrive in a competitive …

ChowNow snaps up YC-backed POS platform Cuboh and is laying off staff

ChowNow, the online ordering platform and marketing service for local restaurants, acquired Cuboh, a Y Combinator-backed point-of-sale (POS) platform that consolidates all orders from delivery apps into one place. This marks ChowNow’s first acquisition, which will help strengthen its POS integration solution and help restaurants tackle orders across multiple services. However, as part of the …

Cuboh Gears Up for Digital Product Launches, Overseas Expansion

When COVID-19 closed down restaurant dining rooms, it forced restaurants to adapt to a new digital world. That opened up a range of new possibilities, from simple marketing to ghost kitchens and virtual restaurant brands, but it also created a new set of headaches. Orders now come in from disparate channels instead of just in-house, …