Qodeup alternatives for restaurants.

It depends on what you use Qodeup 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.

Quote only. The pricing page (read 26 September 2026) says the price depends on the number of venues, active products, devices, integrations and support model, and that a proposal follows a demo. An archived copy of the old price list (10 October 2025, excluding VAT) showed three plans. Pay at Table: a monthly subscription (amount not shown), plus €0.09 per transaction, 1.99% of the amount and an activation fee. Digital menu: €89.70 every 3 months, €199 every 6 months or €269 every 12 months, plus an activation fee. Order & Pay: €89.70 every 3 months, plus €0.09 per transaction, 1.99% of the amount and an activation fee. Commission: Not published on the current site. The archived October 2025 price list charged 1.99% of the transacted amount plus €0.09 per transaction on Order & Pay and Pay at Table (excluding VAT). It did not say whether card processing was included.. Card processing: Not published as a separate rate. Guests pay inside Qodeup's own journeys and terminal; the payment methods page says the provider depends on the product and does not name it. The archived October 2025 price list charged €0.09 and 1.99% per transaction without saying whether card fees were included.. Figures as published by Qodeup, 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.