How do I add an order button to Google Maps?
By the Menuthere editorial team · Updated
Add your own ordering link in your Google Business Profile: choose Food ordering (or Pickup and delivery), then Add link, paste your ordering page URL and save. An Order or Place an order link then shows on your Google Search and Maps listing, pointing straight at your own page. Google charges no fee for an ordering link.
- You add the link yourself in your Google Business Profile, under Food ordering or Pickup and delivery.
- Since mid-2024 the Order button links out to a site rather than taking the order inside Google, so it can point at your own ordering page.
- None of Google's ordering-link help pages mention any fee or commission Google charges for the link.
- You can remove a third-party delivery provider's link and set your own as the preferred one for pickup and delivery.
- With Menuthere, the ordering page you link is your own, at 0% commission.
Point Google straight at your own ordering page
Menuthere gives you a commission-free ordering page you can set as your Google order link, so diners who find you on Maps order directly from you. Every order lands in your dashboard at 0% commission.
What are the exact steps to add the link?
- 1
Open your Business Profile
Go to your Google Business Profile on Search or Maps, signed in as the owner or a manager.
- 2
Choose the action
On Search pick Food ordering or Pickup and delivery; on Maps choose Edit profile, then the transaction type.
- 3
Add your link
Choose Add link, enter your own ordering page URL, and save.
- 4
Set it as preferred
Under Food ordering you can mark your link as the preferred one, separately for pickup and for delivery.
Does Google charge a fee for the order button?
None of Google's Business Profile ordering help pages mention any fee or commission that Google charges for an ordering link. Google is sending the customer to your page; your own ordering system decides what the order costs you. With a commission-free page like Menuthere's, that is 0% per order, so the whole chain from Google to your kitchen takes no cut of the sale.
| Your own order link | Delivery-app provider | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the order goes | Your own page | The delivery app |
| Google's fee for the link | None | None |
| Commission on the order | 0% with Menuthere | The app's commission |
| Who owns the customer | You | The app |
How do I remove a delivery app from my listing?
In your Business Profile, open Food ordering, select the third-party provider and choose Remove link. Providers must remove their links within five business days of your request; if one does not, you can report it through Google's third-party complaints form. You can then set your own ordering link as the preferred one.
Who this is a good fit for
- Any restaurant with a verified Google Business Profile that wants orders from people searching nearby.
- Owners who would rather send Google traffic to their own 0% commission page than to a delivery app.
- Places already relying on Google Maps to be found by walk-in and delivery customers.
Who this is not for
- Businesses without a verified Google Business Profile yet; verify the listing first.
- Owners who have no ordering page to link to; set up an ordering link first, then add it.
Common follow-up questions
Can I have both my own link and a delivery app on the listing?
Yes. You can keep delivery-app links for discovery and still add your own link, and mark your own as preferred for pickup and delivery so it shows first.
How long before the button appears?
Ordering links generally appear soon after you save them. A booking link added as a provider shows on the profile within about a week.
What URL should I use?
Link to your own ordering page. With Menuthere that is your commission-free ordering link, so Google sends customers straight to you.
Read next
Sources (2)
- Manage ordering links on your Business Profile, Google, read 30 September 2026
- Add a link to your Business Profile, Google, read 30 September 2026