The 10 best online ordering systems for restaurants in Brazil.
Restaurants in Brazil take orders on their own websites, apps and tables through local and regional systems such as OlaClick, Consumer and Cardápio Web. Of the 9 systems compared here besides Menuthere, 7 say they take no commission on orders and 3 have a free plan; the rest charge a monthly fee or quote per restaurant.
Menuthere publishes this list and makes one of the systems on it (number 3). Every figure comes from the companies' own pages, dated and listed on each system's page. How we ranked them is at the foot of the page.
At a glance
10 systems, and who each one is best for.
1OlaClickSmall restaurants, cafés and dark kitchens in Latin America that want a low-cost, commission-free ordering menu with WhatsApp ordering and a simple POSFree plan · from $9.90/mo
2ConsumerBrazilian restaurants, burger bars and pizzerias that want a low-cost POS with iFood integration plus their own commission-free delivery siteFree plan · from R$44.90/mo
3MenuthereRestaurants in Brazil that want their own ordering page with 0% commission and a free planFree plan · from $9/mo
4Cardápio WebBrazilian delivery businesses and restaurants that want their own ordering menu, a WhatsApp chatbot, a POS and iFood orders in one system with flat monthly feesFrom R$169.99/mo
5SaiposBrazilian restaurants, delivery kitchens and franchises that sell heavily on iFood and want POS, fiscal invoicing, stock and a commission-free ordering site in one subscriptionFrom R$240.79/mo
6Anota AIBrazilian delivery restaurants that take most orders over WhatsApp, also sell on iFood, and want one flat-fee system for chatbot, ordering menu, table QR and counter POSFrom R$299.99/mo
7GoomerBrazilian restaurants and delivery businesses that want a free or low-cost WhatsApp ordering link, with QR code, tablet or kiosk ordering and POS integration as they growFree plan · from R$99.90/mo
8AcconBrazilian delivery restaurants and chains that want their own commission-free ordering channel, with a WhatsApp AI bot, cashback and reorder campaigns, set up for themFrom R$249/mo
9YoogaBrazilian restaurants and franchise networks that want POS, their own delivery menu, iFood integration and NFC-e invoicing in one subscriptionQuote only
10Delivery DiretoBrazilian delivery restaurants, pizzerias and burger shops that want a set-up-for-you ordering site and official WhatsApp bot with no commission, and are fine with a quoted monthly feeQuote only
Side by side
Price, commission and features, all 10 compared.
“—” means the company doesn't publish it. Menuthere's plan for each feature is shown next to it.
Online ordering systems for restaurants in Brazil, compared
No percentage commission. Saipos says it charges nothing extra for the Site Delivery ordering website, but it keeps a fixed R$0.99 convenience fee on every Site Delivery order paid online: the fee is added to the customer's bill, is withheld from the restaurant's iFood Pago payout, and the restaurant cannot change or remove it (Saipos help centre).
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No commission charged to the restaurant on its own digital-menu orders: Yooga says it charges 0% on orders ('Yooga cobra 0% de taxa nos pedidos'). However, its terms of use (v1.1.3, 5 September 2025) let Yooga add its own service fee ('taxa de serviço') to what diners pay, online and in person. Yooga sets and may change the amount, and does not publish it.
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Contract
Prepaid plans of 1, 3, 6 or 12 months; the headline prices need the 12-month plan paid upfront. Automatic renewal can be switched off with one click (pricing page FAQ).
Annual contract (cheaper and no set-up fee): paid upfront by boleto or Pix with 10% off, or in up to 12 interest-free credit-card instalments. A monthly contract that renews each month is also offered. There is a 7-day free trial of the full version and a 7-day 100% money-back guarantee on the first purchase. The homepage FAQ says you can cancel at any time.
Month to month; 7-day free trial on Lite and Pro
Prepaid monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual plans that renew automatically. You must cancel a renewal at least 7 business days before it. A plan can only be cancelled at the end of its cycle, with no refund for the rest of the term, except a full refund if you cancel within 7 days of activation. Quarterly, semi-annual and annual plans count as a single purchase (which can be paid in instalments), so they cannot be cancelled mid-term. Prices rise each year with the IPCA inflation index.
Monthly or annual plan (pricing page); minimum term and cancellation terms are not published.
Prepaid monthly, semi-annual or yearly plans that renew automatically; to stop a renewal, tell Anota AI at least 7 working days before it. Refunds only within 7 days of activation; after that the full current cycle is owed. Prices rise each year by IPCA inflation (terms of use, version of 14 July 2025). Cancellation is requested through the support chat in the dashboard (handled Monday to Friday, 10:00–19:00) or by email (help centre).
Monthly or annual. A monthly plan can be cancelled at any time and stays active until the end of the cycle. An annual plan must run its full term, and only its automatic renewal can be cancelled, in writing at least 15 days before renewal. Plans are prepaid, with a full refund only within 7 days of the first purchase. Integrar and annual plans are cancelled through support or an account manager. Goomer can raise prices with 30 days' notice and can block the service 5 days after a missed payment.
Month to month, with no minimum term and no cancellation penalty (home page). The monthly plan renews automatically every 30 days. The terms also mention a 365-day annual plan, and they say a period already paid is not refunded if you cancel early.
The landing page says 'Sem contrato de fidelidade' (no minimum-term contract) and the plans page 'Sem multa de cancelamento' (no cancellation fine). Under the terms of use (v1.1.3), billing is prepaid monthly or annually by boleto or card and renews automatically. A monthly plan can be cancelled at any time, unless a product with a minimum term was taken. An annual plan can only be cancelled in the 30 days before renewal; otherwise it renews for 12 more months. Money already paid is not refunded, except under the 7-day withdrawal right. Yooga may raise prices once a year, and late payment costs 2.5% a month interest plus a 2% fine.
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Own ordering website
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QR table ordering
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Pickup
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Delivery orders
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Your own drivers
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Scheduled orders
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Online payments
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POS
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Loyalty
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Marketing tools
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WhatsApp ordering or updates
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Branded app
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Delivery-app integration
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Multiple locations
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Menu translation
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Where Menuthere fits in Brazil
Your own ordering page, without paying commission.
0% commission on every plan: your customers' orders are yours in full.
Free to start, with 50 orders a month. Lite is $9 a month for unlimited orders and your own domain.
Your own ordering website, QR menus and table ordering, with a partner app that rings until you accept each order.
Pro adds WhatsApp order updates on your own number, loyalty points and your own delivery riders.
Online card payments aren't available in Brazil yet: customers pay cash, on delivery or at pickup, and card payments are planned.
Small restaurants, cafés and dark kitchens in Latin America that want a low-cost, commission-free ordering menu with WhatsApp ordering and a simple POS
OlaClick is a restaurant system from Latin America that combines a digital menu and ordering website (with QR, table and WhatsApp ordering) with a point of sale, kitchen screen, delivery management with a rider app and an AI WhatsApp chatbot. It is aimed at small restaurants, cafés, food trucks and dark kitchens, mainly in Brazil, Mexico and Spanish-speaking South America. It takes no commission on orders: there is a free plan capped at 10 orders a month, and paid plans start at US$9.90 a month on annual billing, with local-currency prices in several countries.
Price
Free plan · from $9.90/mo
Commission
0%
Online payments
Online payments depend on the country: D24 (cards, bank transfers and local methods) is available in most countries where OlaClick operates but not in Brazil; OlaPago, processed by dLocal, is available only to accounts in Peru; in Brazil the help centre covers PIX online through Tuna, credit cards through Stripe and Stone card machines at the POS. The Google Play listing also names Nequi, Daviplata, Mercado Pago and WebPay. Restaurants can also set up manual (offline) payment methods.
Includes: Own ordering website · QR table ordering · Pickup · Delivery orders · Your own drivers · Scheduled orders · Online payments · POS · Loyalty · Marketing tools · WhatsApp ordering or updates · Delivery-app integration · Multiple locations
No commission on orders: OlaClick charges only a fixed monthly fee, and the restaurant receives payments directly (OlaClick pricing page FAQ).
Low entry price: a free plan with 10 orders a month, and paid plans from US$9.90 a month on annual billing, priced in local currency in Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Peru (OlaClick pricing page and 2026 plans article).
One product covers the ordering menu with its own domain, QR and table ordering, WhatsApp ordering and an AI chatbot, a POS with a waiter app, delivery management with a rider app, loyalty and, from the Premium plan up, a kitchen screen (OlaClick home page and pricing page).
Order caps on the cheaper plans: 10 orders a month on Free, 75 on Advanced and 400 on Premium; only Elite (US$59 a month on annual billing) and Infinity have unlimited orders (OlaClick 2026 plans article and pricing page).
The headline prices are for 12-month plans paid upfront; paying month to month costs more, for example US$12 instead of US$9.90 for Advanced (OlaClick pricing page).
Several tools are country-limited: OlaClick says online payments, POS integrations, delivery-app integrations and electronic invoices are available only in some countries; electronic invoicing is only for Brazil and Colombia, OlaPago is Peru-only and D24 is not offered in Brazil (OlaClick pricing page and help centre).
Brazilian restaurants, burger bars and pizzerias that want a low-cost POS with iFood integration plus their own commission-free delivery site
Consumer is a Brazilian restaurant management system (POS), founded in 2010 and based in São José do Rio Preto, São Paulo. It says 30,000 food businesses in Brazil use it for counter, table and delivery orders, iFood, 99Food and Keeta orders, stock and fiscal receipts. Its MenuDino module gives the restaurant its own ordering website and, on higher tiers, its own app, with no commission per order. There is a free version that does not expire (up to 200 POS orders a month), and paid plans start at R$44.90 a month on an annual contract, with add-on modules priced separately.
Price
Free plan · from R$44.90/mo
Commission
0%
Online payments
On the MenuDino site, credit cards are taken through the restaurant's own Cielo E-commerce (API 3.0) or PagSeguro account. Pix is taken either automatically through Consumer Pay (with the partner Woovi, CNPJ only) or manually with the restaurant's own Pix key. Online payment needs a paid (Premium) MenuDino module. In the restaurant, the POS works with Stone, Cielo and iFood card machines and with TEF pin pads.
Includes: Own ordering website · QR table ordering · Pickup · Delivery orders · Your own drivers · Scheduled orders · Online payments · POS · Loyalty · Marketing tools · WhatsApp ordering or updates · Branded app · Delivery-app integration · Multiple locations
Free version that does not expire: the POS with up to 200 orders a month across tables, delivery and counter, plus a MenuDino ordering site with up to 30 integrated orders a month, or orders sent to WhatsApp (Consumer homepage and help centre).
No commission or per-order fee on its own ordering site and app, and paid plans have unlimited orders, users and, on Consumer Rede, computers (Consumer homepage and archived pricing page).
Built for Brazil: orders from iFood, 99Food and Keeta arrive in the same POS, it works with Stone, Cielo and iFood card machines, and a fiscal module issues NFC-e and NF-e in every state (Consumer homepage).
The help centre says the computer the MenuDino site is published from needs a permanent broadband connection (10 MB or faster) to keep the delivery site online.
Table QR ordering needs the paid Consumer Mobile add-on, a Windows 11 computer, a Wi-Fi router and a fixed IP on the server. The QR code that comes with MenuDino only shows the menu and cannot take orders (help centre).
Online payments, loyalty and coupons need a paid MenuDino module. The restaurant's own app and the rider app start at Profissional, and a custom domain, in-site chat and the ChatGPT bot come only with Completo. These module prices are not listed on the plan pages (MenuDino plan comparison; help centre).
Restaurants in Brazil that want their own ordering page with 0% commission and a free plan
Menuthere gives your restaurant its own ordering website, QR menus and table ordering with 0% commission on every plan, including a free plan with 50 orders a month. Lite at $9 a month adds unlimited orders and your own domain; Pro at $39 adds WhatsApp order updates on your own number, loyalty points and your own delivery riders.
Online card payments aren't available in Brazil yet: customers pay cash, on delivery or at pickup.
Price
Free plan · from $9/mo
Commission
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Online payments
Not yet: customers pay cash, on delivery or at pickup (card payments are planned)
Includes: Own ordering website · QR table ordering · Pickup · Delivery orders · Your own drivers · Scheduled orders · Loyalty · Marketing tools · WhatsApp ordering or updates · Branded app · Multiple locations · Menu translation · Reservations
0% commission on every plan, and a free plan with 50 orders a month.
Lite at $9 a month adds your own domain, unlimited orders, translated menus and scheduled orders.
The partner app for Android and iPhone rings until an order is accepted.
Online card payments work only in India today; elsewhere customers pay cash, on delivery or at pickup.
No POS of its own on the self-serve plans (Petpooja integration on Pro).
No integration with delivery apps such as Uber Eats or Deliveroo.
Brazilian delivery businesses and restaurants that want their own ordering menu, a WhatsApp chatbot, a POS and iFood orders in one system with flat monthly fees
Cardápio Web is a Brazilian restaurant system from Fortaleza, founded in 2019, built around a digital menu where customers order for delivery, pickup, at the table by QR code, at the counter or at a kiosk. The same product adds a WhatsApp chatbot and broadcasts, a POS, stock, invoicing and driver routing. It is sold through consultants to Brazilian delivery businesses and restaurants, from single shops to franchise networks, for a flat plan fee from R$169.99 to R$269.99 a month plus paid add-on modules, with no per-order commission in its published prices.
Price
From R$169.99/mo
Commission
0%
Online payments
Online payment comes with the Delivery and Premium plans. Pix Automático goes through Tuna Pagamentos: customers see Tuna Pagamentos as the payee, it costs R$0.50 per Pix, payouts arrive within 1 business day, and unpaid orders are cancelled after 10 minutes. Credit cards (the only card type taken online) go through the restaurant's own Mercado Pago or Cielo e-commerce account. In store, Mercado Pago Point Smart, Point Smart 2 and Point Pro 2 card machines connect to the POS. Cash and other offline methods can be set per order type.
Includes: Own ordering website · QR table ordering · Pickup · Delivery orders · Your own drivers · Scheduled orders · Online payments · POS · Loyalty · Marketing tools · WhatsApp ordering or updates · Delivery-app integration · Multiple locations
One system covers the ordering menu (delivery, pickup, table QR, counter and kiosk), POS, kitchen display, stock, cash control, and, as paid add-ons, fiscal invoicing and delivery management (Cardápio Web home page and help-centre plans page).
Flat published plan prices with no per-order commission: from R$169.99 a month, or R$139.99 a month on yearly billing, for Mesas, and R$209.99 a month for Delivery (help-centre plans page).
Built-in Brazilian integrations: iFood (the company calls itself an iFood 'Superintegradora'), 99 Food, Keeta and aiqfome orders, Pix Automático, Mercado Pago and Cielo payments, courier services such as Bee Delivery, Mottu and iFood sob demanda, and fiscal invoicing (Cardápio Digital page FAQ and help centre).
Plans are sold by a consultant through a personalised proposal, not bought at a checkout on the site. The iFood integration, fiscal invoicing, the finance module, delivery management and advanced stock are each paid add-ons (Cardápio Web home page, terms and help-centre plans page).
Plans are prepaid and renew automatically. You can only cancel at the end of a billing cycle, with no refund for the rest of it after the first 7 days; longer plans cannot be cancelled mid-term, and prices rise each year with IPCA (Cardápio Web terms of use).
The cheapest plan (Mesas) has no delivery module, online payment, loyalty or WhatsApp extension (help-centre plans page).
Brazilian restaurants, delivery kitchens and franchises that sell heavily on iFood and want POS, fiscal invoicing, stock and a commission-free ordering site in one subscription
Saipos is a Brazilian cloud management system and POS for restaurants, bars, pizzerias and delivery businesses, based in São Leopoldo (RS); its homepage says more than 25,000 restaurants use it. It combines a counter POS, waiter app, kitchen display, stock, NFC-e invoicing and finance with an ordering website (Site Delivery), QR table ordering and more than 100 integrations, including iFood, Rappi and 99Food. It charges a monthly or annual subscription, quoted after a demo and starting from R$240.79 a month, with paid add-ons; online payments on the ordering site go through iFood Pago, and Saipos adds a R$0.99 fee, paid by the customer, to each order paid online.
Price
From R$240.79/mo
Commission
No percentage commission. Saipos says it charges nothing extra for the Site Delivery ordering website, but it keeps a fixed R$0.99 convenience fee on every Site Delivery order paid online: the fee is added to the customer's bill, is withheld from the restaurant's iFood Pago payout, and the restaurant cannot change or remove it (Saipos help centre).
Online payments
Online payments on the Site Delivery ordering website go only through iFood Pago, which must be contracted to use the site: Pix is required, credit card is optional (Elo, Mastercard, Visa, American Express, Diners, Discover) and debit cards are not accepted online. Pix is paid out the next day; credit card in D+30 by default, or D+7/D+1 after iFood approval. Saipos adds a R$0.99 convenience fee, paid by the customer, to each online-paid order. Payment on delivery with a card machine is also supported; in store Saipos says it is an official Stone partner and integrates with Rede, PagSeguro, Getnet, Cielo and Maquinona. Totem kiosk payments (Pix and contactless cards) are processed by Zoop.
Includes: Own ordering website · QR table ordering · Pickup · Delivery orders · Your own drivers · Scheduled orders · Online payments · POS · Loyalty · Marketing tools · WhatsApp ordering or updates · Delivery-app integration · Multiple locations
The Site Delivery ordering website, the QR code menu with table ordering and the Saipos Garçom waiter app come with the subscription at no extra charge, and Saipos takes no percentage commission on site orders (Saipos help centre, digital menu and waiter app pages).
More than 100 integrations: Saipos is a certified iFood 'Super Integradora' and also connects 99Food, Rappi, Keeta, aiqfome and others, so marketplace orders arrive on one screen (Saipos homepage, integrations page and FAQ).
One system for the back office: counter POS, kitchen display, stock with recipe cards and automatic deduction, cash flow and DRE reports, and NFC-e and CF-e SAT invoicing, plus a franchise system with central menu management for multi-unit brands; Saipos says 24/7 support is included in all plans (Saipos FAQ, delivery and franchise pages).
No self-serve signup or published plan tiers: pricing comes after a demo, the only published figure is 'from R$240.79' a month, and the WhatsApp bot (R$89.90), delivery routing with the driver app, CRM and kiosk licences (R$179.90 a month for the first) are paid separately (Saipos pricing page, FAQ and help centre).
Online payment on the ordering site is only possible through iFood Pago, which is mandatory for Site Delivery; online card payments are credit only, and Saipos adds a R$0.99 fee to every order paid online that the restaurant cannot remove (Saipos help centre).
Cloud-based: Saipos's FAQ says the system needs an internet connection to work, and its contingency system covers only Saipos outages, not a restaurant's own internet going down (Saipos FAQ and contingency page).
Brazilian delivery restaurants that take most orders over WhatsApp, also sell on iFood, and want one flat-fee system for chatbot, ordering menu, table QR and counter POS
Anota AI is a Brazilian restaurant system, founded in 2018, in which iFood invested in 2022. It is built around an AI chatbot that answers customers on WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook and sends them a digital menu link to order from, and it adds table QR ordering, a waiter app, a counter POS and, on the higher plan, a kitchen display, stock, invoicing and finance. It charges a flat plan (R$299.99 or R$399.99 a month, less on yearly billing) with no commission or fee per order; online payments carry the payment partners' fees.
Price
From R$299.99/mo
Commission
0%
Online payments
Pix, credit cards and digital wallets (NuPay, Apple Pay, Google Pay) in the digital menu, processed by iFood Pago or Tuna Pagamentos; debit cards only through iFood Pago's 'pagar com iFood'. Paid orders are released to the kitchen only after the payment is confirmed. Cash and card-machine payments at the door can be recorded through the Anota AI courier app.
Includes: Own ordering website · QR table ordering · Pickup · Delivery orders · Your own drivers · Scheduled orders · Online payments · POS · Loyalty · Marketing tools · WhatsApp ordering or updates · Delivery-app integration
No commission and no fee per order: a flat plan with unlimited orders; fees apply only to online payments taken in the menu (Anota AI homepage FAQ and digital menu page).
The Start plan already includes the AI chatbot for WhatsApp (including voice messages), Facebook and Instagram, the digital menu, table QR ordering, a waiter app, a counter POS, online payment, coupons and cashback, a sales-recovery tool, order scheduling and courier registration (Anota AI pricing page).
Works with iFood: iFood orders arrive in the same Anota AI order manager, the menu can be copied from iFood, and iFood couriers can be called through Entrega Fácil for the delivery fare only (Anota AI blog and digital menu page).
Start costs R$299.99 a month on monthly billing, and the kitchen display, stock control, automated invoicing and financial management are only on Gestão avançada at R$399.99 a month (Anota AI pricing page, archived June 2026).
Refunds only in the first 7 days; after that the whole monthly, semi-annual or yearly cycle is owed. Plans renew automatically unless cancelled 7 working days before, prices rise each year with IPCA, and a joining fee of unpublished amount applies (Anota AI terms of use).
Online card and wallet payments cost 3.49% to 4.69% through iFood Pago (the faster the payout, the higher the rate), and Pix costs 0.99% through iFood Pago (Anota AI rate table).
Brazilian restaurants and delivery businesses that want a free or low-cost WhatsApp ordering link, with QR code, tablet or kiosk ordering and POS integration as they grow
Goomer is a Brazilian digital-menu company. It gives restaurants a commission-free ordering link for delivery and pickup, with orders arriving in its panel or on WhatsApp, plus QR code, tablet and self-service kiosk menus for dine-in. It is for bars and restaurants in Brazil, from small delivery businesses to chains. It charges a flat subscription in reais: a Free plan with 30 orders a month and R$1.39 for each extra order, then paid plans from R$99.90 a month (R$59.94 a month on a 12-month plan) with no commission.
Price
Free plan · from R$99.90/mo
Commission
0%
Online payments
Goomer's own online payment takes credit cards and Pix inside the menu. The terms say a third-party payment company processes these payments (the terms call its account 'Conta Tuna') and pays them out to the restaurant's registered CNPJ. The home and delivery pages also list NuPay, and the delivery page lists Google Pay and Apple Pay; a 2023 help article called Nubank payment a beta. Instead, a restaurant can connect its own Mercado Pago account for a payment link, card checkout or QR code. Cash, card on delivery and manual Pix can be set up as payment on delivery.
Includes: Own ordering website · QR table ordering · Pickup · Delivery orders · Scheduled orders · Online payments · Loyalty · Marketing tools · WhatsApp ordering or updates · Multiple locations · Menu translation
A Free plan covers WhatsApp ordering with a shareable menu link and 30 orders a month, and the paid plans take no commission and list unlimited orders (Goomer plans page, help centre).
One panel runs delivery, QR code ordering (table, counter or individual tab), tablet menus and self-service kiosks. The Integrar plan sends orders to the restaurant's POS, and the help centre has integration guides for Colibri, Eclética and TOTVS FoodService (Goomer plans page, help centre).
A restaurant with no delivery riders can call an iFood Entrega Sob Demanda courier from the Goomer order manager, even without an active iFood menu. iFood charges a fee per delivery based on distance (Goomer plans page, help centre).
It is for Brazil only: a help centre article says Brazilian real (R$) is the only currency, and the terms say online payments are paid out to the restaurant's registered CNPJ (Goomer help centre, terms of use).
Many main features are on higher plans. The WhatsApp virtual attendant, loyalty programme, automatic printing and kitchen display need Automatizar (R$184.90 a month, or R$138.68 on the annual plan). POS integration and iFood couriers need Integrar (R$299.90 a month), which is sold through a consultant. Delivery and QR code are separate products, and adding the second one costs R$70 to R$99.90 a month more (Goomer plans page).
The WhatsApp virtual attendant is installed on a computer and only works on 64-bit Windows 10 or later (Goomer help centre).
Brazilian delivery restaurants and chains that want their own commission-free ordering channel, with a WhatsApp AI bot, cashback and reorder campaigns, set up for them
Accon is a Brazilian restaurant system from Goiânia built around a commission-free digital menu for delivery, counter and table QR orders, with an AI WhatsApp bot, cashback, a CRM and broadcast campaigns to bring customers back, plus a POS with a kitchen screen and NFC-e invoicing. It is sold after a demo to Brazilian delivery restaurants and chains, and says more than 5,120 restaurants use it daily. Plans are a flat R$249 or R$349 a month (chains get a quote), with no per-order commission.
Price
From R$249/mo
Commission
0%
Online payments
Every plan includes online payment by Pix and card. The home page says the money goes straight to the restaurant and the checkout has anti-fraud checks. It does not name the payment processor or publish its fees.
No per-order commission, no joining or installation fee and no minimum term. Plans are a flat R$249 or R$349 a month (Accon home page).
One system covers the ordering menu (delivery, counter and table QR, with order scheduling), an AI WhatsApp bot on the official WhatsApp API, cashback, a CRM with RFV segments, and a POS with a kitchen display, tables, stock and NFC-e. SMS, e-mail and WhatsApp broadcasts come with the Business plan (Accon home page).
Integrates with iFood, 99Food and Keeta, with more than 60 POS systems on the Open Delivery standard (among them Saipos, TOTVS, Colibri and Menew), and with more than 16 on-demand courier firms, including Uber Direct, Lalamove and iFood Entrega Fácil (Accon home page).
There is no free plan and no self-serve sign-up. You fill in a demo form and a specialist contacts you on WhatsApp. The reorder system and SMS, e-mail and WhatsApp broadcasts are not in the R$249 Starter plan (Accon home page).
Under the terms of use (last updated 17 September 2025), a month already paid is not refunded if you cancel early. Accon can also change plan prices and features on its own, with notice before the next bill, and its liability is capped at three monthly fees.
The terms of use describe the platform as a delivery-management tool that does not include invoice issuing, in-store control or marketplace integration. The home page now advertises NFC-e, a POS and iFood integration, so check that your contract covers the modules you need.
Brazilian restaurants and franchise networks that want POS, their own delivery menu, iFood integration and NFC-e invoicing in one subscription
Yooga is a Brazilian restaurant system from Vitória (ES) that combines a POS for tables and counter, a digital menu for the restaurant's own delivery and pickup orders, a WhatsApp chatbot, iFood integration, integrated payments (Yooga Pay) and NFC-e/NF-e invoicing. It is sold to Brazilian food businesses, from snack bars to franchise networks, on monthly or annual subscription plans whose prices are now quoted by a sales specialist. Yooga charges no commission on digital-menu orders, but it takes a fee on payments through its integrated Pix and wallets, and its terms let it add a service fee to what diners pay.
Price
Quote only
Commission
No commission charged to the restaurant on its own digital-menu orders: Yooga says it charges 0% on orders ('Yooga cobra 0% de taxa nos pedidos'). However, its terms of use (v1.1.3, 5 September 2025) let Yooga add its own service fee ('taxa de serviço') to what diners pay, online and in person. Yooga sets and may change the amount, and does not publish it.
Online payments
Yooga Pay, Yooga's own integrated payments: online payment by automatic Pix, Apple Pay and Google Pay, plus a Smart POS card machine (landing page). Pix is collected into a Yooga account and paid out the next business day minus Yooga's fee (terms of use). Brazil Journal (2023) reported that Yooga's payment integration connects restaurants to several sub-acquirers and card machines such as Stone, and that Yooga earns a commission on those sales.
Includes: Own ordering website · QR table ordering · Pickup · Delivery orders · Your own drivers · Scheduled orders · Online payments · POS · Loyalty · Marketing tools · WhatsApp ordering or updates · Delivery-app integration · Multiple locations
No commission to the restaurant on orders from its own digital menu: Yooga advertises 'Delivery próprio sem taxas' and says it charges 0% on orders ('Yooga cobra 0% de taxa nos pedidos') (Yooga landing page, 2026; digital menu page, 2025).
One system covers dine-in and delivery. It includes table management, a waiter app, table QR codes, a self-service kiosk and a KDS. It also has a digital menu with delivery zones by neighbourhood or radius, pickup and scheduling, a WhatsApp chatbot, iFood integration, a courier app, Pix, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and NFC-e/NF-e invoicing (Yooga landing page, plans pages and digital menu page).
Yooga advertises no installation cost and no cancellation fine, free migration, setup within 3 days, 24-hour support, and product catalogue set-up done for you (Yooga plans, landing and digital menu pages).
No prices are published: the plans page (archived May 2026) shows five plans with only 'Quero assinar' or 'Falar com especialista' buttons. An older pricing page (archived June 2025) started at R$199 a month, or 12 × R$159.20 on annual billing.
Yooga's terms let it add its own service fee, of an unpublished amount, to what diners pay, both online and in person. Integrated Pix and digital wallets are switched on for every client, cannot be turned off, and Yooga keeps its fee from each payout (terms of use v1.1.3, 5 September 2025).
Annual plans can only be cancelled in the 30 days before renewal; otherwise they renew for 12 more months. Money already paid is not refunded outside the 7-day withdrawal right, and prices may rise once a year (terms of use).
Brazilian delivery restaurants, pizzerias and burger shops that want a set-up-for-you ordering site and official WhatsApp bot with no commission, and are fine with a quoted monthly fee
Delivery Direto is a Brazilian ordering platform from the LWSA group that gives restaurants, pizzerias and burger shops their own delivery website and menu, with orders by WhatsApp, QR code, phone and pickup. Its team sets up the site, the official WhatsApp bot and online payments for the restaurant. It charges a monthly plan fee quoted by its sales team (Profissional or VIP), plus optional modules from R$9.90 a month, with no commission on orders; the VIP plan adds the WhatsApp bot, a branded Android and iOS app and a CRM.
Price
Quote only
Commission
0%
Online payments
Customers pay on the site or app by credit card, debit, Pix or on delivery; the restaurant chooses which to accept (homepage FAQ). Online payments run through Vindi (credit card and Pix; needs a CNPJ and a bank account in the same CNPJ) or Stripe, or through the gateway module with the restaurant's own acquirer (Cielo, Rede, Stone, Getnet, BIN, Adyen, SafraPay, PayPal), with only one gateway active at a time (help centre).
Includes: Own ordering website · QR table ordering · Pickup · Delivery orders · Your own drivers · Scheduled orders · Online payments · Loyalty · Marketing tools · WhatsApp ordering or updates · Branded app · Multiple locations
No commission on any plan and unlimited orders; the restaurant pays the plan's monthly fee and the modules it switches on (Delivery Direto pricing page).
Delivery Direto's team builds the delivery site in the restaurant's branding, activates the WhatsApp bot on WhatsApp's official connection and sets up online payments (homepage and pricing page FAQ).
Add-on modules have fixed, published monthly prices, for example WhatsApp bot + abandoned-order recovery R$99.90, own domain R$9.90, courier management R$19.90 and POS integration with Saipos, NCR Colibri or Totvs Chef R$79.90 (pricing page).
The monthly fee for the Profissional and VIP plans is not published; restaurants have to talk to a specialist to get a price (pricing page).
On Profissional, the WhatsApp bot, own domain and courier management are paid modules (R$9.90 to R$99.90 a month each), and the branded Android and iOS app, CRM and most marketing tools (push, SMS, banners, referrals) are VIP-only (pricing page comparison).
Aimed at Brazil: prices are in reais, the site counts establishments served in Brazil, and Vindi online payments need a Brazilian CNPJ and a bank account under that CNPJ (homepage, pricing page, help centre).
Whether restaurants in Brazil can sign up and use it today: a local site, local pricing, local customers or a sign-up open to any country.
What it costs a small restaurant: the monthly price, any commission or per-order fee, and contracts.
What it does for ordering: your own website, QR table ordering, delivery, pickup and payments.
Menuthere is on the list because it is a real option here, and we put it where its strengths — no commission and a free plan — fit; its limits (such as payments outside India) are stated in its entry.
Nobody paid to be on this list. Prices change: check each company's own page before you sign.
Questions
Online ordering in Brazil, answered.
It depends on what you need. OlaClick is best for small restaurants, cafés and dark kitchens in Latin America that want a low-cost, commission-free ordering menu with WhatsApp ordering and a simple POS; Consumer is best for brazilian restaurants, burger bars and pizzerias that want a low-cost POS with iFood integration plus their own commission-free delivery site; Menuthere is best for restaurants in Brazil that want their own ordering page with 0% commission and a free plan; Cardápio Web is best for brazilian delivery businesses and restaurants that want their own ordering menu, a WhatsApp chatbot, a POS and iFood orders in one system with flat monthly fees. The table on this page compares all 10 on price, commission and features.
Of the systems on this page, OlaClick, Consumer, Menuthere, Cardápio Web, Anota AI, Goomer, Accon and Delivery Direto take no commission on orders; card processing is still charged by the payment provider. Check each system's page for its fees.
OlaClick, Consumer, Menuthere and Goomer have a free plan. The rest start at a monthly fee or are quoted per restaurant.
OlaClick: Free plan · from $9.90/mo, commission 0%. Consumer: Free plan · from R$44.90/mo, commission 0%. Menuthere: Free plan · from $9/mo, commission 0%. Cardápio Web: From R$169.99/mo, commission 0%. Saipos: From R$240.79/mo, commission No percentage commission. Saipos says it charges nothing extra for the Site Delivery ordering website, but it keeps a fixed R$0.99 convenience fee on every Site Delivery order paid online: the fee is added to the customer's bill, is withheld from the restaurant's iFood Pago payout, and the restaurant cannot change or remove it (Saipos help centre).. Anota AI: From R$299.99/mo, commission 0%. Goomer: Free plan · from R$99.90/mo, commission 0%. Accon: From R$249/mo, commission 0%. Yooga: Quote only, commission No commission charged to the restaurant on its own digital-menu orders: Yooga says it charges 0% on orders ('Yooga cobra 0% de taxa nos pedidos'). However, its terms of use (v1.1.3, 5 September 2025) let Yooga add its own service fee ('taxa de serviço') to what diners pay, online and in person. Yooga sets and may change the amount, and does not publish it.. Delivery Direto: Quote only, commission 0%.
Not yet: customers pay cash, on delivery or at pickup (card payments are planned). Menuthere charges 0% commission on every plan.
What the delivery apps charge restaurants in Brazil: iFood · 99Food · Rappi
