A company that promises no hidden fees shouldn't hide its prices. Here's all of it, plans, card fees and add-ons, so you can do the maths before you ever talk to us.
Your branded ordering site on your own domain. Every feature on every plan, including Free: you're only choosing your card rate, and the per-store price falls as your group grows.
Get started with direct ordering, at no monthly cost.
per store
Lower card fees that pay for themselves from ~2–3 orders a day.
per store
For groups of 2 to 5 stores, cheaper per store than Standard.
2–5 stores · from £70/month
For groups of 6 or more, our best per-store rate.
6+ stores · from £180/month
Running 40+ stores, or processing £50k+ a month? Enterprise means custom pricing and lower monthly rates, sized to you. Let's talk it through properly.
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The price you see is the price you pay in full, with no hidden extras. Card fees apply to card payments only, cash orders carry no fees, and payments go directly to you.
Free included. Nothing here is gated, upsold or "premium". It's just the platform.
Dig into the big ones: loyalty, reservations, smart reviews and local SEO.
Add the in-store kit to any plan, everything runs as one system with your online ordering.
The full till: promotions, stamp cards, loyalty, floor overview, inventory, CRM and Caller ID. See everything it does →
Add order-taking tablets for the floor and kitchen display screens for every station, routed automatically.
Scan-to-order and pay at every table, straight into the same order queue. Requires any Menyu Online plan, Free included. How it works →
Google review prompts after on-site reviews, plus instant negative-feedback alerts. Collecting reviews on your own site is included on every plan. How it works →
In-person card rates priced on your volume, with terminals and screens available upfront or on monthly instalments. We'll spec and quote your exact setup at a demo.
Uber Eats, Just Eat & Deliveroo funnelled into one queue on your EPOS. Requires menyu EPOS, standalone aggregation platforms typically start around £89+VAT/month. How it works →
No setup fees, ever. One exception worth knowing about upfront: taking Menyu Online without our EPOS needs a one-off £180 order device and printer terminal, and that's the only one-off you'll pay.
Every payment provider on earth charges card processing, including the marketplaces, who charge it on top of 25–36% commission. Here's what a £25 order actually costs you, fee by fee.
Taking a decent volume of orders? Run your own numbers on the savings calculator, the Standard plan's lower card rate typically covers its £40/month from around 2–3 orders a day.
No. The price shown is the full amount you pay, with nothing added at checkout.
No setup fees. The only one-off cost anywhere is £180 for an order device and printer terminal, and only if you take Menyu Online without our EPOS.
Only the card fees. Both plans get the full platform, same features, same support, same 0% commission. Standard's lower card rate typically covers its £40/month from around 2–3 orders a day.
QR ordering is £10/month per store on top of any Menyu Online plan, including Free.
All of them, on every plan, including Free: loyalty, reservations, promo codes, offers, upsells, order scheduling, favourites, timed products, allergen tags, on-site customer reviews and local SEO markup. Plans differ only in card fees and per-store price.
Collecting reviews on your own site is included on every plan. The full smart reviews flow, Google review prompts plus instant negative-feedback alerts, is a £10/month add-on.
No. The full loyalty scheme, points, tiers and stamp cards included, is bundled into menyu's plans at no additional charge.
Aggregation runs through the menyu EPOS at £50/month, funnelling Uber Eats, Just Eat and Deliveroo orders into the same queue as your direct orders.
Hardware can be paid upfront or monthly, with instalment options available. Because the right kit depends on your site, screens, printers, stations, we spec and quote it at your demo.
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