For delivery-only kitchens

Cloud kitchen website with online ordering

Your own ordering site, so regulars order direct. 0% commission, free to start.

Find your kitchen to start. Free plan: 50 orders a month.

A restaurant's own ordering website and menu built on Menuthere, open on a phone

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Menuthere is an official Meta Tech Provider. Your WhatsApp ordering, broadcasts and live order updates run on Meta's own WhatsApp Business Platform, the same one global brands rely on.

In short

Why your cloud kitchen needs its own website

Three simple reasons.

Keep what you earn
0% commission. Regulars order from you, not through a delivery app.
Easy to set up and run
Import your menu from a photo. Orders ring on your phone.
Your own ordering system
Your own website and link. Your customers order from you.

The checklist

What a cloud kitchen website needs to do

With no dining room, your cloud kitchen website is your shop. Here are the six things it needs, with real examples below.

A menu with prices, sizes and add-ons
Sizes, add-ons and photos on every plan. Import it from a photo.
Delivery charges shown up front
Customers see the delivery charge before paying. Distance pricing from Lite.
A way to pay
Cash or your payment link on every plan. Card and UPI from Lite.
Orders that reach the kitchen at once
The partner app rings until someone accepts. Or turn on auto-accept.
Opening hours
When you are closed, the site says when you open. Pre-orders from Lite.
Fast on a phone, no app to install
Customers open your link or QR code in any phone browser.

Why have one

Delivery apps versus your own website

Keep the apps to find new customers, and use your own website for regulars. We make Menuthere, so keep that in mind when you read its column.

Selling only through delivery apps compared with also having your own website and WhatsApp ordering, by cost, customers and control
What to compare	Delivery apps only	Own website and WhatsApp on Menuthere
Commission	Charged on every order, even from regulars. See the next table.	0% on every plan. You pay only gateway fees and your own delivery.
Who finds you	The app shows you to its users.	You bring them: your link on bags, Instagram and Google. Menuthere is not a marketplace.
Your menu and prices	Set in the app, under its rules.	Yours. Change a price or switch a dish off any time.
Customer list	Check your agreement for what you can keep.	Yours, with export on Lite. Segments on Pro.
Talking to customers	Inside the app.	On Pro, WhatsApp on your own number, with an Order Now button and order updates. Meta bills its message fee to you.
Delivery	The app's riders, or yours under its rules.	Your own riders with live tracking, Shiprocket or Adloggs, on Pro. We don't supply riders.
Orders from the apps	Arrive in the app's own screen.	Not imported. Your direct orders arrive in your own dashboard and app.

Read each app's agreement before you send customers to your own link. Zomato's terms, for example, say you will not treat customers who order direct better. See commission-free ordering for how to move regulars.

What the apps keep

What delivery apps take from a cloud kitchen

Every delivery app takes a share of each order, from new customers and regulars alike. Your own website takes nothing.

What Zomato, Swiggy, talabat and Uber Eats charge a cloud kitchen, compared with Menuthere
App and market	What it charges	Where to check your rate
Zomato, India	A share of every order, plus GST on that share.	Your partner contract and payout statement. Zomato India
Swiggy, India	A share of every order, plus GST and a collection fee.	Your partner contract and payout statement. Swiggy India
talabat, UAE	A share of every order, set in your contract.	Your contract. talabat UAE
Uber Eats, US	A share of every order, by plan.	Uber Eats' pricing page. Uber Eats US
Menuthere, every market	0% commission. You pay only your gateway's fee and your own delivery.	The pricing page.

Apps change their terms, so check your own agreement. Find your country on the delivery app commission hub.

Template, builder or custom build

Template, builder or agency: what each one leaves to you

The look is the easy part. The real question is who sets up ordering, payment and delivery.

A website template
You get a design. Ordering, payments and delivery are up to you.
An agency or custom build
Built for you and priced as a project, not a monthly plan.
A hosted ordering platform
Website, menu, checkout and dashboard in one monthly plan. This is Menuthere.
A branded store app
Branded App plan, $99 a month. See do you need an ordering app.

On Menuthere

What each plan gives a cloud kitchen

Lite and Pro come with a free trial. No contract, and 0% commission on every plan.

Menuthere plans and what each one changes for a cloud kitchen's own website
Plan	Price	What a cloud kitchen gets
Free	$0	Ordering website on a Menuthere link, QR codes, takeaway and delivery with basic fees, a partner app that rings, and 50 orders a month. Shows a small "Ordering by Menuthere" badge.
Lite	$17 a month	Unlimited orders, your own domain, all themes, no badge, delivery zones on a map, distance fees, online payments, coupons, pre-orders and a customer list.
Pro	$39 a month	WhatsApp ordering and order updates on your own number, riders app with live tracking, Shiprocket and Adloggs, loyalty points and several outlets.
Branded App	$99 a month	Everything in Pro plus your own customer app on the Play Store and App Store. Contact us; no free trial.

Several kitchens or brands? Pro runs several outlets from one account, each with its own link and menu. See cloud kitchen software for more, and the full list on the pricing page.

Get yours

Put your cloud kitchen website live in an afternoon

No code and no developer.

1
Search your kitchen on Google
Use the box at the top. We bring in the menu and photos we find.
2
Add your menu
Import it from a photo or PDF. Fix prices and add photos.
3
Set delivery and payment
Pick a delivery radius and fee. Take cash, a payment link or, from Lite, online payments.
4
Share your link
Put it on Google, Instagram, bags and bills. Install the partner app so every order rings.

What your restaurant online ordering website includes.

See all features

Order analytics

Sales by day, hour and dish — counted from the orders you already take.

Connect your payment gateway

Take UPI, card and wallet payments at checkout, each matched to its order.

WhatsApp broadcasts and comeback messages

Send offers to customers who have ordered, and win back the ones who drifted.

Discounts and loyalty

Discount codes, free items and points your customers redeem at checkout.

Order notifications

Every order lands on your dashboard, your phone and your kitchen printer at once.

Rider app

Assign an order to your own rider; your customer follows it on a live link.

Questions owners ask

Answered, plainly.

It is a delivery-only kitchen's own ordering website: menu, delivery charges, checkout and order tracking on your own link. With no dining room, it is your shop next to your Zomato, Swiggy, talabat or Uber Eats listings.

It is not required, but it is the only place where you set the prices and pay no commission. Delivery apps take a share of every order, even from regulars. Check your agreements, use the apps to be found, and send regulars to your own link.

On Menuthere, Free is $0 with 50 orders a month, Lite is $17, Pro is $39 and Branded App is $99 a month, all with 0% commission. Agencies price custom builds as projects.

Yes, but a template only gives you the design. You add ordering, payments, delivery areas and order alerts yourself. Menuthere includes all of these.

Yes. Menuthere builds your ordering website from your menu and your Google listing. Customers order takeaway or delivery and track the order live, and you start from the search at the top of this page.

On Pro, yes. Customers send "Hi" to your own WhatsApp Business number and get an Order Now button, plus automatic order updates. Meta bills its message fee to you and Menuthere takes no cut; see WhatsApp ordering.

No. Menuthere does not pull in orders from Zomato, Swiggy, talabat or other apps. It is for the orders you take yourself, and they arrive in your own dashboard and app.

On Pro you run several outlets from one account, each with its own link and menu. A brand with several outlets can show an outlet picker. See cloud kitchen software.

Set a delivery radius and a charge; Lite adds map zones and fees by distance. Deliver with your own staff, or on Pro use the riders app with live tracking, Shiprocket or Adloggs. Menuthere does not supply riders.

Yes, from Lite ($17 a month). Free uses a Menuthere link with a small "Ordering by Menuthere" badge. You buy the domain from a registrar and renew it there.

Yes, from Lite, on your own Razorpay or Easebuzz account. On Pro we can also set up Cashfree or OrangePG, with no setup fee. On Free, customers pay cash, at pickup or by your payment link.

Sources (6) · checked 2026-10-07

Menuthere pricing and plans · Menuthere, read 7 October 2026
Bengaluru restaurants threaten Swiggy, Zomato boycott: What's the dispute? · Business Standard, 30 July 2026
Swiggy follows Zomato's footsteps, introduces 2% collection fee on restaurant partners · Inc42, 20 December 2023
Zomato online ordering terms for restaurants · Zomato, last updated 19 September 2025
Keeta's UAE launch sparks a GCC delivery shakeup (talabat reported 15% to 25%) · Communicate Online, 26 November 2025
Uber Eats pricing (US) · Uber Eats, read 25 September 2026

Your own website, no commission

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What to compare

Delivery apps only

Own website and WhatsApp on Menuthere

Commission

Charged on every order, even from regulars. See the next table.

0% on every plan. You pay only gateway fees and your own delivery.

Who finds you

The app shows you to its users.

You bring them: your link on bags, Instagram and Google. Menuthere is not a marketplace.

Your menu and prices

Set in the app, under its rules.

Yours. Change a price or switch a dish off any time.

Customer list

Check your agreement for what you can keep.

Yours, with export on Lite. Segments on Pro.

Talking to customers

Inside the app.

On Pro, WhatsApp on your own number, with an Order Now button and order updates. Meta bills its message fee to you.

Delivery

The app's riders, or yours under its rules.

Your own riders with live tracking, Shiprocket or Adloggs, on Pro. We don't supply riders.

Orders from the apps

Arrive in the app's own screen.

Not imported. Your direct orders arrive in your own dashboard and app.

App and market

What it charges

Where to check your rate

Zomato, India

A share of every order, plus GST on that share.

Your partner contract and payout statement. Zomato India

Swiggy, India

A share of every order, plus GST and a collection fee.

Your partner contract and payout statement. Swiggy India

talabat, UAE

A share of every order, set in your contract.

Your contract. talabat UAE

Uber Eats, US

A share of every order, by plan.

Uber Eats' pricing page. Uber Eats US

Menuthere, every market

0% commission. You pay only your gateway's fee and your own delivery.

The pricing page.

Plan

Price

What a cloud kitchen gets

Free

Ordering website on a Menuthere link, QR codes, takeaway and delivery with basic fees, a partner app that rings, and 50 orders a month. Shows a small "Ordering by Menuthere" badge.

Lite

$17 a month

Unlimited orders, your own domain, all themes, no badge, delivery zones on a map, distance fees, online payments, coupons, pre-orders and a customer list.

Pro

$39 a month

WhatsApp ordering and order updates on your own number, riders app with live tracking, Shiprocket and Adloggs, loyalty points and several outlets.

Branded App

$99 a month

Everything in Pro plus your own customer app on the Play Store and App Store. Contact us; no free trial.