For Lithuanian restaurants and takeaways
Online ordering system for restaurants in Lithuania
An online ordering system lets customers order and pay on your own website, so you keep the order and the customer. Menuthere gives restaurants, cafés and takeaways in Lithuania one menu for collection, delivery and table orders, with prices in euro and 0% commission on every plan, instead of paying Wolt or Bolt Food roughly 20–30% of each order. Owners searching "maisto užsakymo sistema restoranui" can order straight from you.
Free plan: 50 orders a month and 0% commission. Paid plans from US$17 a month, with a 14-day free trial. Find your restaurant on Google to start.
Not on Google? Create it manually
What it does
What an online ordering system does for a Lithuanian restaurant
It has two halves. The customer side is a mobile-friendly menu on your own link or domain: customers pick dishes, sizes and extras, choose collection or delivery, and pay by card or on collection. The kitchen side is where orders land, on a dashboard, a phone app and a kitchen printer, so staff can accept, cook and mark the order ready.
The difference from Wolt or Bolt Food is who owns the customer. On an app, the platform keeps the relationship and takes a share of every order, plus 21% VAT on that share. On your own system, the customer orders from you and you see their name and number. Most Lithuanian owners keep the apps for new customers and use their own page for regulars.
- 0% commission on every plan. Card payments go to your own Stripe account.
- Euro prices with Lithuania's VAT (PVM) set per dish, standard rate 21%.
- Collection, delivery and table orders from one menu.
What the apps charge
What Wolt and Bolt Food charge in Lithuania
Neither Wolt nor Bolt Food publishes its commission in Lithuania; each restaurant's rate is set in its agreement. The figures below are approximate, from restaurant owners quoted by the Lithuanian press and Wolt's own 2021 statement. Wolt adds 21% VAT (PVM) to its commission.
| Platform | Reported commission | VAT | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wolt | About 20–30% (approximate) | 21% on the commission | Wolt's 2021 blog (20–25% average); tv3.lt 2026 (about 30%) |
| Bolt Food | About 20–33% (approximate) | Not published | 15min 2026 (20% contract, later 33%); tv3.lt 2026 (about 30%) |
A restaurant owner told tv3.lt that being visible through Wolt+ raises the commission by about another 10–12%. A kebab shop told 15min its Bolt Food rate started at 20% and was raised to 33% about six months later. Treat these as approximate and check your own agreement. Full breakdowns: Wolt commission in Lithuania and Bolt Food commission in Lithuania.
Worked example
300 orders a month at €20
A restaurant does 300 orders a month at an average of €20: €6,000 in sales. Here is what each channel costs in a month and a year. VAT on the app fee is worked out at 21%, and commission is taken at 25% (the middle of the 20–30% reported).
| Channel | Fee | VAT on fee (21%) | Total a month | A year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wolt (~25%) | €1,500 | €315 | €1,815 | €21,780 |
| Bolt Food (~25%) | €1,500 | €315 | €1,815 | €21,780 |
| Your own system (Menuthere Lite + Stripe EEA cards) | US$17 plan + €135 card fees | No commission, so no VAT on commission | about €135 + US$17 | about €1,620 + US$204 (or US$170 on yearly billing) |
Stripe's standard rate for EEA cards is 1.5% + €0.25, so a €20 order costs €0.55 and 300 orders cost about €135 a month. If you're VAT-registered you can usually reclaim the VAT on app fees, but the commission itself is gone. Enter the rate in your own Wolt or Bolt Food agreement to work out your real figure.
If only 100 of those orders move to your own page, at 25% you keep about €500 a month. Model your own case with the delivery fee calculator.
Lithuanian VAT (PVM)
Set Lithuania's VAT rates dish by dish
Lithuania's standard VAT rate (PVM) is 21%, and restaurant, catering and most prepared food is standard-rated. A reduced rate applies to a few specific items, so confirm each one with your accountant. The app fees themselves are at 21%. Menuthere lets each dish carry its own rate, so one bill can mix them.
| Line | Price (VAT included) | VAT rate | VAT inside the price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cepelinai plate | €12.00 | 21% | €2.08 |
| Kibinai (2) | €6.00 | 21% | €1.04 |
| 2 × soft drink | €6.20 | 21% | €1.08 |
| Delivery fee | €0.00 | — | €0.00 |
| Total | €24.20 | €4.20 |
In Menuthere, set the store rate to 21%, mark dishes Tax Inclusive, and give any reduced-rate item its own rate. Menuthere doesn't add VAT to the delivery fee line, so set your delivery fee as a VAT-inclusive amount and ask your accountant how to record it. See tax and VAT settings.
How it works
How Menuthere's online ordering system works
- 1
Find your business on Google
Menuthere pulls your name, address and photos from your Google listing. Set the currency to EUR and the timezone to Vilnius.
- 2
Import your menu
Upload a photo or PDF and the AI reads in the dishes and prices. Sizes, add-ons and sold-out marking are built in. Moving from GloriaFood? Import that menu directly; it closes on 30 April 2027.
- 3
Choose order types
Collection, delivery and dine-in table orders, all from one menu.
- 4
Set up payments
Cash or pay on collection on Free. Your own Stripe account for card payments, Apple Pay and Google Pay on Lite and above.
- 5
Share your link
On your Google Business Profile, Instagram bio, flyers and receipts. Print the free QR codes for the counter and tables.
- 6
Take orders
Each order rings on the partner app until someone accepts it, or switch on auto-accept. Tickets print to your kitchen printer.
Lithuanian rules
Lithuanian rules your online menu has to follow
Allergen information. Under Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 on food information to consumers, the 14 major allergens must be declared. For food that isn't prepacked, including dishes sold for delivery or takeaway, the information must be available to the customer before they buy. On Menuthere, tag the 14 allergens on each dish on every plan, including Free, so customers see them before the order is placed.
Prices and charges. Lithuanian consumer rules require prices shown to customers to be clear and to include VAT. Any cover, service or minimum charge must be stated with the prices. Menuthere shows prices in euro with VAT included, and any extra charge as its own line at checkout.
The receipt. Businesses in Lithuania must issue a cash-register receipt and report sales to the tax authority (VMI), including through the i.MAS system. Menuthere is your ordering channel, not your fiscal recorder, so keep issuing your receipts through your registered cash register and reconcile online orders with them.
No card surcharges. Under the EU payment services rules (PSD2), businesses in Lithuania can't add a surcharge for paying by standard consumer debit or credit card. Build card costs into your prices.
- Allergen information before the order (Reg EU 1169/2011)
- Prices in euro, VAT included, with any service or cover charge shown
- Issue cash-register receipts and report to VMI (i.MAS)
- No card surcharges (PSD2)
Card payments
Taking card payments with Stripe in Lithuania
Stripe is available in Lithuania. Menuthere never touches your money: Stripe charges its own fee, with no setup or monthly fee on standard pricing, and Menuthere adds nothing on top. Card payments, Apple Pay and Google Pay go straight to your own Stripe account.
| Card type | Stripe Lithuania rate | Per €20 order | 300 orders a month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard EEA cards | 1.5% + €0.25 | €0.55 | €165.00 |
| Premium EEA cards | 1.9% + €0.25 | €0.63 | €189.00 |
| UK cards | 2.5% + €0.25 | €0.75 | €225.00 |
| International cards | 3.25% + €0.25 | €0.90 | €270.00 |
Most Lithuanian customers pay with Lithuanian-issued, standard EEA cards. Apple Pay and Google Pay work once you switch them on in Stripe. Check the current rates on Stripe's Lithuania pricing page before you rely on them.
Features
Features Lithuanian restaurants use most
One ordering website
Collection, delivery and table orders. Scheduled orders and pre-orders on Lite, so customers can order dinner at lunchtime. Minimum order value and a free-delivery threshold at checkout.
QR table ordering
Diners order from the table and a second round joins the open bill. Print the free QR codes for every table.
Delivery zones and riders
Basic zones on every plan; zones priced by area and distance fees on Lite and above. Your own rider app for iPhone and Android with live tracking for customers on Pro.
Card payments
Through your own Stripe account (Lite and above); Stripe pays you directly. Apple Pay and Google Pay if you switch them on in Stripe. See online payments.
Allergens and nutrition
Tag the 14 allergens and add calories on every dish, on every plan including Free, so the information is on the menu before the order.
Repeat orders
Coupons and Google menu sync (Lite), loyalty points (Pro), and kitchen tickets to your kitchen printer so regulars are served fast.
Plans
Menuthere plans, 0% commission
| Plan | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Free | US$0 forever | Testing direct ordering. 50 orders a month, then the menu is view-only until the 1st. QR codes, unlimited items, basic delivery zones |
| Lite | US$17 a month | Most Lithuanian restaurants and takeaways. Unlimited orders, your own domain, Stripe card payments, scheduled orders, table booking, advanced delivery zones, coupons, no “Ordering by Menuthere” badge |
| Pro | US$39 a month | Busy sites. Loyalty, rider app, several outlets, POS integration (no charge for a POS we already integrate with; a set-up fee for a new one), advanced analytics |
| Branded App | US$99 a month | Your own Android and iOS app: everything in Pro, Apple and Google store fees included |
Billed in US dollars; your bank converts it to euro (roughly €16 for Lite and €36 for Pro at current rates). Lite and Pro have a 14-day free trial: a card is needed to start, and nothing is charged until it ends. Month to month; pay yearly and get 2 months free. See full pricing.
Go live
Seven steps to go live this week
- 1
Claim your Google Business Profile
If you haven't already. Customers find you there first.
- 2
Create your Menuthere account
Pull in your Google details and set the currency to EUR.
- 3
Import your menu
Check every price includes VAT, then set 21% as the store rate and adjust any reduced-rate item.
- 4
Tag the 14 allergens
On every dish, so the information is there before the order.
- 5
Set collection and delivery
Collection times, delivery zones, a minimum order and a free-delivery threshold.
- 6
Connect Stripe
For card payments, or start with cash on collection.
- 7
Tell your regulars
Add the link to Google, Instagram and Facebook, and put a QR sticker in every app bag. A small direct-order perk, such as 10% off over €20, is a coupon on Lite.
Questions owners ask
Answered, plainly.
Sources (6) · checked 2026-10-26
- Wolt merchant fees and commissions explained (Lithuania) · Wolt, 19 October 2026
- Become a Bolt Food merchant · Bolt, 19 October 2026
- Stripe Lithuania pricing · Stripe, 26 October 2026
- VAT rules and rates · Your Europe (European Union), 26 October 2026
- Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 on food information to consumers · EUR-Lex, 26 October 2026
- Menuthere pricing · Menuthere, 26 October 2026
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