ChefOnline alternatives for restaurants.

It depends on what you use ChefOnline for. For your own ordering website and QR table ordering without commission, Menuthere is free to start and $9 a month on Lite.

Yes. Menuthere charges 0% commission on every plan, including the free one (50 orders a month included). Your payment provider's card fee still applies where you take card payments.

Online ordering package from £3 a day ex. VAT, which ChefOnline's FAQ says comes to £90 a month; it includes the ChefOnline nationwide platform listing, an ordering website, mobile app, partner app, table reservations, owners' control panel, domain and hosting, and support 7 days a week. The Enterprise EPoS package is also advertised from £3 a day, with the EPoS package from £699 plus a one-off £199 setup fee, ex. VAT (other ChefOnline pages quote EPoS from £449 or £499). Digital marketing and printing are quoted separately. No commission rate is published. Commission: Not published: ChefOnline advertises a daily fee only; its (Christmas 2021) offer terms say all fees and charges apply according to the contract signed by both parties. Card processing: ChefOnline takes card payments as the restaurants' commercial agent (chefonline.co.uk terms) and says it handles payments and settlements for partners; the rate charged to restaurants is not published. Figures as published by ChefOnline, checked 2026-09-26.

Yes. Menuthere's AI imports a menu from a photo, an Instagram post or a Google link, and you can edit every item, size and add-on afterwards.

In India, yes: Razorpay, Cashfree, Easebuzz or OrangePG, set up on Pro. In other countries, not yet: customers pay cash, on delivery or at pickup, and card payments are planned.