ORDERE

• UK restaurants and takeaways paying marketplace commission

  The vendor's pitch is moving orders off Just Eat and Deliveroo, which it says take about 30%, onto a branded site for a flat monthly fee.

• Commission-free online ordering

  Restaurant's own ordering site for a flat, predictable monthly fee instead of per-order commission.

• Mobile-first ordering

  Ordering site optimised for phones so customers can reorder quickly; a customer review mentions a mobile app.

• Brand control

  Your own colours, photos and domain so the site looks custom built.

• Customer data ownership

  The restaurant keeps customer emails and order history rather than a marketplace.

• Email and SMS marketing

  Send targeted offers and win-back campaigns by email and SMS.

• Instant payouts

  The vendor lists instant payouts for cash flow.

• Setup and migration help

  The vendor says it provides free setup and migration support with no contracts and no obligation.

Pricing model

Subscription per location

Minimum contract

Set in the individual service agreement; the homepage says no contracts, while the terms mention fixed-term contracts and early cancellation fees

Renewal

Cancellation is by written request to the vendor

No plan prices are published; the site says a flat monthly fee replaces commission and invites you to create a free account with no credit card. The terms say a subscription is billed in advance monthly or yearly under a signed service agreement, and fees are non-refundable.

Available in

United Kingdom

Platforms

Web

The homepage is aimed at UK restaurants and shows prices in pounds.

Company

ORDERE UK Limited

Registration

Company number 11664688, England and Wales

Headquarters

Portsmouth, United Kingdom

Support

Phone and email support (cs@ordere.co.uk); customer reviews on the site praise the support team.

Built for

Restaurants

Focus

Food-specific

Status

Active

Website

ordere.com

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• Pepper

  Pepper is a UK hospitality platform (PepperOS) that combines a branded mobile and web ordering app, loyalty and rewards, marketing campaigns and a management portal, plus Quickpad, a handheld device for table-side orders and payments.

  Listed as best for: High street restaurant and pub groups; Brands wanting an own-branded ordering and loyalty app.

• Foodhub

  Foodhub is a UK takeaway ordering marketplace whose business arm, Foodhub for Business, sells restaurants a branded website and app, an EPOS, kiosks, kitchen displays, payments and delivery management.

  Runs on Web, iOS and Android, against Web for ORDERE.

• Slerp

  Slerp is a UK online ordering platform that gives restaurants, bakeries and takeaways their own branded website and mobile app for direct orders instead of relying on delivery marketplaces.

  Runs on Web, iOS and Android, against Web for ORDERE.

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• ORDERE vs Flipdish
• ORDERE vs Foodhub
• ORDERE vs Pepper
• ORDERE vs Servy
• ORDERE vs Slerp
• ORDERE vs StoreKit
• ORDERE vs Pepper vs Servy
• ORDERE vs Foodhub vs Pepper vs Servy

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

• Price and plans
• Integrations
• Detailed feature list (site is a single landing page)
• Native app names
• Delivery driver management
• Founding year, funding, employee count, customers
• Security certifications

Facts on this page come from the pages below, checked on 29 September 2026. Prices and features change, so confirm with the vendor before you buy.

1. Homepagehttps://www.ordere.com
2. Legal entity, billing and cancellation termshttps://www.ordere.com/terms
3. Privacy policyhttps://www.ordere.com/privacy
4. Blog indexhttps://www.ordere.com/blog