Online Ordering
Click and collect and delivery on your own site, commission-free.
Online ordering for your restaurant, on your brand and your own domain: customers order directly from you, and the customer relationship is yours.
- Live in your brand, not a marketplace listing
- The same menu as the POS and the kitchen
- Works on phones as well as desktop
Connected to the services you already use
- Uber Eats
- Deliveroo
- Stripe
- PayPal
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
- SumUp
What is an online ordering site for restaurants?
An online ordering site lets your customers order click and collect or delivery directly from you, without going through a marketplace. With Maxilog the site carries your brand on your own domain, takes no commission per order, accepts Stripe and PayPal, and sends every order to the kitchen display.
Your front door
Customers land on your site, see your brand and order from you, not from a list of competitors.
Features
Your shop, your brand
An ordering website in your colours, on your domain, with your menu and photos.
- Your colours, logo and photos
- Your own domain name
- Designed for phones first
A menu built to order from
Categories, options, sizes and meal deals, with unavailable items removed live.
- Options and extras by size
- Meal deals and combos
- Unavailable items hidden
Scheduled orders
Customers pick a pickup or delivery slot, based on your opening hours and kitchen capacity.
- Slots follow your opening hours
- Kitchen capacity respected
- Minimum lead time before each slot
Delivery zones
By postcode or on the map, each zone has its own minimum order, fee and delivery time.
Live order tracking
After ordering, customers follow preparation and then delivery on a tracking page.
Online payment
Card payment with Stripe, PayPal, or pay on pickup and on delivery.
Will your site look like everyone else's?
The engine is the same; the brand is not. Each restaurant sets its own colours, typography and photography, so two Maxilog storefronts never look like the same template.
Add an app in your own nameHow do Uber Eats and Deliveroo connect to your menu?
Uber Eats and Deliveroo orders drop into the same queue on their own, with no separate tablet. Menu, sold-out items and pauses are set once in Maxilog and pushed to both platforms.
See delivery managementWhat does online ordering include?
- Storefront
- Branded ordering site on your own domain
- Menu
- Categories, option groups, combos, sold-out states
- Payments
- Card online, or cash on delivery and collection
- Mobile app
- Optional branded iOS and Android app on the same menu
Common questions
Do I have to design the site myself?
No. You choose your colours, typography and photos; we set up your logo and your domain name when the platform goes live.
Do orders from the site and from Uber Eats or Deliveroo end up in the same place?
Yes. An order placed on your site lands on the same kitchen display as marketplace, kiosk and counter orders, with a badge showing where it came from.
Who owns the data of customers who order on the site?
You do. Every order placed on your own site belongs to your restaurant, which is what makes coupons, loyalty and campaigns worth using.
Is there a commission on orders placed on my website?
No. Orders placed on your own website, app or kiosk carry no per-order commission. Uber Eats and Deliveroo orders stay under those platforms' terms and arrive in the same kitchen queue. Maxilog is priced on quote, according to the size of your business.
Can my customers pay online or schedule their order?
Yes. They pay by card with Stripe, by PayPal, or in cash on collection and delivery, and pick a time slot calculated from your opening hours and your kitchen's capacity.
Worth reading before you choose
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