Wolt alternatives for restaurants.

It depends on what you use Wolt for. To reach new customers, the alternative is another delivery app (in the places on this page: Uber Eats, Lieferando, efood, foodora), each with its own commission. For your regulars, the alternative is your own ordering page, which carries no commission at all: Menuthere gives you one free, with 0% commission on every plan.

In Germany, about 25–30% when Wolt delivers. In Greece, about 20–30% when Wolt delivers. In Sweden, about 25–35% when Wolt delivers. In Denmark, about 30% when Wolt delivers. In Finland, about 25–30% when Wolt delivers. In Israel, about 27% when Wolt delivers. Each country's page has the plans, the fees on top and the sources.

Yes: your own ordering website. With Menuthere, customers order from your own link, QR codes and Google profile, and you pay 0% commission on every plan. The free plan includes 50 orders a month; Lite is $9 a month for unlimited orders and your own domain. It won't find you new customers the way a delivery app does, so most restaurants use both.

Yes. Keep Wolt for customers who find you there, and give your regulars your own link on your Google profile, packaging, receipts and table QR codes. Every regular who switches saves you the commission on their orders.

In Germany: Uber Eats, Lieferando. In Greece: efood. In Sweden: Uber Eats, foodora. In Denmark: Uber Eats. In Finland: Uber Eats.