Can I use Food-Ordering.com and Deliverect at the same time?

Yes. Some restaurants use both during a transition period — Deliverect continues managing incoming orders from Just Eat, Deliveroo, and Uber Eats while Food-Ordering.com builds up direct order volume on their own channel. As direct orders grow, dependence on aggregators (and Deliverect's need to manage those aggregator feeds) reduces. The two systems operate independently and do not conflict.

What is Deliverect used for?

Deliverect is an order integration middleware. It receives incoming orders from multiple food delivery marketplace platforms (Just Eat, Deliveroo, Uber Eats, and others) and routes them into a single EPOS feed so the kitchen only needs to manage one system rather than multiple tablet devices. It does not generate new orders — it manages the flow of orders that come from aggregator marketplaces.

Food-Ordering.com vs Deliverect — Ordering System vs Aggregator Middleware

Written by Food-Ordering.com. Deliverect pricing is based on publicly available information as of mid-2025. Verify current Deliverect pricing directly with Deliverect.

These are not the same type of tool

The comparison between Food-Ordering.com and Deliverect is a category error — they operate at different points in the restaurant technology stack and solve different problems. Understanding the distinction is important before making any purchasing decision.

With Deliverect (aggregator-dependent model):

Customer orders on Just Eat / Deliveroo / Uber Eats

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Deliverect aggregates & routes to EPOS

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Kitchen EPOS / printer

Commission: 25–35% paid to Just Eat / Deliveroo / Uber Eats on every order. Deliverect monthly fee on top.

With Food-Ordering.com (direct channel model):

Customer orders on your own website / QR / kiosk

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Food-Ordering.com processes & routes to kitchen

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Kitchen printer / KDS

Commission: zero. One-off licence fee. No ongoing platform costs.

Comparison

Factor	Food-Ordering.com	Deliverect
What it does	Creates your own direct ordering channel	Routes aggregator orders to your EPOS
Reduces aggregator commission	Yes — direct orders pay zero commission	No — aggregator commissions still apply
Generates new orders	Yes — your own marketing drives traffic to it	No — routes existing aggregator orders
Pricing model	One-off licence	Monthly SaaS subscription
EPOS integration	Yes	Yes (core feature)
Multi-aggregator management	Not applicable	Core feature
Menu sync across aggregators	Not applicable	Core feature

Can I use both?

Yes — and some restaurants do during a transition period. Deliverect continues managing the flow from existing aggregator platforms while Food-Ordering.com builds direct order volume through your own website and marketing. As direct orders grow, aggregator dependency (and the commission payments that come with it) reduces. Over time, some restaurants that go fully direct no longer need aggregator management tools at all.

Frequently asked questions

What is Deliverect actually for?

Deliverect is order aggregation middleware. It receives incoming orders from multiple food delivery marketplaces and routes them to a single EPOS or printer. It solves the operational problem of managing multiple tablets for different aggregators. It does not generate new orders and does not reduce the commissions paid to those aggregators.

Does Food-Ordering.com work with Deliverect?

The two systems operate independently. Food-Ordering.com manages your own direct ordering channel; Deliverect (if you use it) manages your aggregator feeds. They do not conflict. A restaurant using both would have two separate order streams: direct orders through Food-Ordering.com (zero commission) and aggregator orders through Deliverect (aggregator commission applies).

Build your own direct ordering channel

Food-Ordering.com gives restaurants a commission-free direct ordering system — one-off licence, no monthly fees. Start reducing your aggregator dependence.

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