OrdraFood

OrdraFood gives restaurants a direct online ordering page for pickup and delivery, with no commission on orders. Restaurants can build menus with categories, photos, sizes, extras, and item notes, then configure delivery zones, fees, and minimum orders on a map. Customers place orders in a browser on a computer, tablet, or smartphone without installing an app. Payments can be made by card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay through Stripe or SumUp, or with cash at pickup or delivery. An order dashboard, confirmation emails, and order statistics support order management; automatic thermal-printer ticket printing is included on Pro. Staff can use the Android app for new-order notifications, status updates, and printing to a compatible thermal printer. Starter is free and limited to 20 monthly orders. Pro costs €19.99/month excl. VAT, and Premium costs €49.99/month excl. VAT. A full professional restaurant website is a separate paid option, and the restaurant supplies the domain name.

OrdraFood gives restaurants a direct ordering channel with menu, delivery, payment, and order-management tools. The free Starter plan has a 20-order monthly limit, and a full restaurant website costs extra.

OrdraFood suits independent restaurants such as pizzerias, burger shops, sushi shops, sandwich shops, caterers, and restaurants offering delivery. It may fit restaurants that want browser-based customer ordering and Android tools for staff.

OrdraFood is a direct online-ordering service for independent restaurants handling pickup and delivery. It is best suited to operators who want their own menu, payment and delivery workflow without paying commission per order. The trade-off is a tiered order ceiling, and a complete restaurant website costs extra beyond the core service.

Overview

Restaurants can publish a browser-based ordering page with menus organized by category and enhanced with photos, sizes, extras and item notes. Delivery zones, fees and minimum order values are configured on a map, giving a business more control than a generic checkout link. Customers order from a computer, tablet or smartphone browser, with no customer app installation required.

Pickup and delivery orders can be paid for by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe or SumUp, or by cash at collection or delivery. OrdraFood says its data is hosted on French servers in the European Union and is GDPR compliant. Card details are processed by Stripe or SumUp rather than OrdraFood; the payment page identifies both providers as PCI DSS Level 1 certified and says 3D Secure is used when required.

Key features

Menu and delivery control

The menu editor covers the variations restaurants actually sell: portion sizes, extras and customer notes. Map-based delivery settings let an operator define service areas and charges alongside minimum-order rules. That is a meaningful strength for pizzerias, burger shops, sushi restaurants, sandwich shops, caterers and other businesses whose delivery economics depend on geography.

Order handling and payments

An order dashboard, confirmation emails and order statistics provide a central operational view. Automatic thermal-printer ticket printing is reserved for Pro and above, which matters if the kitchen relies on printed tickets rather than a screen. The Android app sends new-order notifications, lets staff update order status and can print tickets to a compatible thermal printer. Customers still use the web checkout, so the app is for restaurant staff rather than diners.

Imports and connections

OrdraFood supports CSV and Excel menu imports and can bring in a GloriaFood menu. Connections to point-of-sale and accounting tools are listed on Premium, making that tier more relevant to restaurants already maintaining other operational systems. Table reservations are an optional module at €8.99/month excluding VAT on any plan.

Pricing

Starter — €0.00 free. No credit card is required, but the plan allows only 20 orders per month. It is sensible for a very small operation or a low-volume trial; a busier takeaway business will hit the ceiling quickly.

Pro — €19.99 per month, excluding VAT. The allowance rises to 350 monthly orders and adds automatic ticket printing, promotions and promo codes. This is the practical step up for a single restaurant that needs routine order volume and marketing controls, but it still requires monitoring demand near the cap.

Premium — €49.99 per month, excluding VAT. It includes 600 monthly orders, Stripe or SumUp online payment and advanced statistics. The payment-provider inclusion and deeper reporting make Premium the stronger fit for a growing restaurant that needs more insight and integrations, though the order limit remains finite.

Platinum — custom pricing. Platinum provides unlimited locations and unlimited orders, plus dedicated priority support and personalized onboarding. It is aimed at multi-location or high-volume operators for whom the lower tiers' quotas are unacceptable. A 15-day trial is offered. A full professional restaurant website is a separate paid option, and the customer supplies the domain name.

Platforms

OrdraFood supports Android and the web. Restaurant staff can use the Android app for notifications, status updates and compatible-printer tickets; customers order through a browser on desktop or mobile. The service also supports a custom domain when a restaurant uses its website option.

Who it's for

Independent restaurants that want a commission-free direct channel are the clearest match, especially delivery-led pizzerias, burger and sushi shops, sandwich businesses, caterers and similar operators. Starter suits genuinely low order volume, while Pro and Premium fit single-site businesses that need more capacity and operational tooling. Platinum is the sensible conversation for groups with multiple locations or unlimited-order requirements. Restaurants seeking a complete branded website should budget for the separate website option rather than treating the ordering subscription as a full site package.

Pros and cons

Pros

• No commission on orders: direct ordering avoids a per-order commission model.
• Useful restaurant-specific controls: menu variants, delivery maps, fees and minimums reflect real takeaway operations.
• Flexible payment choices: cards, mobile wallets and cash cover common pickup and delivery preferences.
• Operational upgrades on paid tiers: ticket printing, promotions, advanced statistics and business-tool connections scale with the plans.
• EU hosting and stated GDPR compliance: payment processing is separated to Stripe or SumUp.

Cons

• Starter's 20-order cap: the free tier is unsuitable for a busy restaurant.
• Paid tiers still cap orders: Pro allows 350 and Premium 600 monthly orders before Platinum is needed.
• Website costs extra: the base subscription is not the full professional restaurant website.
• Some capabilities are gated: automatic printing starts at Pro, while POS and accounting connections are listed on Premium.

Alternatives

Restaurant Website Builders is the broader comparison for businesses prioritizing a complete site. For a direct-ordering shortlist, Restaurant Online Ordering Software is the relevant category.

Fee Free Ordering is worth choosing when iOS support and a 100-order free monthly allowance matter more than OrdraFood's plan structure. LentloSites suits restaurants wanting a free plan with a custom-domain connection and a 2.5% fee per website sale. LaunchAnywhere is the alternative for unlimited products, orders and pages on its free tier, with a 2.5% per-sale fee capped at $1 per order.

Wix is the general website-builder option with plan tiers based on storage and collaborator seats. Zarla is a fit for businesses seeking an AI-led website builder with a free preview-oriented tier. Ordering.Tools offers a free 20-orders-per-month plan and paid tiers from €30 per month. Wix Restaurants Table Reservations is the focused choice for table bookings, though online reservations require an upgraded Wix site plan. Flipdish is the higher-priced alternative when a branded website and ordering platform justify its $149-per-month Website plan.

Verdict

Choose OrdraFood if you run an independent restaurant and want a commission-free ordering channel with serious delivery rules, flexible payments and an Android operations app. Starter is a credible low-risk entry, but most active restaurants will need Pro or Premium; look elsewhere if you need an all-inclusive restaurant website, iOS staff support or uncapped volume without moving to custom-priced Platinum.