OrderIt alternatives for restaurants.

It depends on what you use OrderIt 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.

Starter (for food carts) is ₹200 a month and covers counter POS, QR menu and ordering, menu and order management, UPI and counter payments, notifications and analytics. Growth (for cafes) is ₹350 a month and adds eBill download, delivery management, table management, a kitchen display, 2 waiter handhelds and tax management. Pro (for restaurants) is ₹500 a month and adds thermal printing, waiter calling, unlimited waiter handhelds, the website builder, online reservations, a customer display and priority support. Quarterly billing is ₹540, ₹900 or ₹1,350 (₹180, ₹300 or ₹450 a month). Six-monthly billing is ₹900, ₹1,500 or ₹2,400 (₹150, ₹250 or ₹400 a month); the home page's 'Starting at ₹150 / month' is this 6-month rate. The terms define a month as 28 days. Each extra branch has its own subscription (help centre). There is a 5-day free trial and no setup fee. Commission: 0%. Card processing: None published. The terms say customer payments go straight to the restaurant's own UPI account and OrderIt does not hold, process or intermediate them. The pricing page lists card payments at the counter and the product page shows debit and credit cards 'secured via Cashfree', but no card gateway or card fee for customer orders is published.. Figures as published by OrderIt, 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.