Direct ordering set-up

Pickup and delivery orders on your own site, with no Uber Eats commission on them.

Set-up: about 6 hours
Then: $50 a month
Commission: none to Uber Eats

What you get

Your menu loaded with prices and one photo per item
Payments connected, pickup slots and prep times set
An order button on your site, Instagram and Google profile
QR table tents and a window sticker, printed
An "order direct, skip the app" reel to post
A test order run all the way to your kitchen printer, tablet or phone
A monthly count: orders through your page against orders through Uber Eats

How it works

Step 1
Send the menu.
Prices, one photo per item, pickup hours, delivery radius, and how the kitchen wants orders to arrive.
Step 2
We set it up.
Menu, payments, pickup slots and prep times loaded. The order button on your site, Instagram and Google, plus QR tents and a sticker.
Step 3
Test order, then live.
One order run through to the kitchen, the reel shot, and a monthly count of direct orders against Uber Eats.

Good for

Cafes
Takeaways
Restaurants
Bakeries

What we need from you

Your menu with prices and one photo per item (a Photo Day covers it)
Pickup hours, delivery radius if any, and how the kitchen wants orders: printer, tablet or phone
Your pick of ordering system: we go through the three options on the call

Typical Auckland price

Uber Eats takes up to 30% of each delivery order in NZ, depending on the plan. Direct ordering tools cost from $69 a month + GST (Easy Eats, Next Order) and you set them up yourself. Ours is from $600 to set up with the menu loaded, QR cards and the order button everywhere, then $50 a month to run.

Questions

What does the ordering system cost?

That is paid to the provider, not to us. In November 2026: Easy Eats from $69 a month + GST, Next Order from $169 a month with a till system included, Mobi2Go from US$59 a month plus 3% of each order.

What is the $50 a month for?

Keeping it running, plus the monthly count of direct orders against Uber Eats.

Do I have to leave Uber Eats?

No. Keep both. Regulars order direct, so Uber Eats takes nothing on those orders, and new customers can still find you on the app.

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