No marketplace commission
Your own website takes the order, so you keep the sale — just a 4% platform fee per online order, nothing more.
Online ordering for restaurants & grocery stores
An online ordering system for restaurants and grocery stores, on a website with your name on it. Customers order pickup or delivery and pay online. Orders land on your POS, every customer joins a list you own, and loyalty and marketing bring them back — for a 4% platform fee per order.
$45/month + 4% platform fee per online order · Website, POS, loyalty & marketing included


Simple by design
Three steps, and we do the first one for you.

Built in. Ready to go.
Ordering, payments, loyalty and marketing come with your site — no plugins, no extra apps, one system.
Your own website takes the order, so you keep the sale — just a 4% platform fee per online order, nothing more.
Offer pickup, delivery or both. Set your delivery radius, fee, minimum order and free-delivery threshold. Customers can order now or schedule for later.
Card payments through secure Stripe checkout, plus your own gift cards and reward points at checkout. Pay-at-pickup is your choice.
Customers join at checkout, earn points on every order — online and in store — and redeem them as a discount.
Send an offer on a slow day or win back customers you haven't seen in a while — to a list that's yours.
Fast, mobile-ready pages with local search data, so people searching for food or groceries near you can find you.
Smart cross-sell, built in
At the counter, someone asks "want a drink with that?" Online, your website does it for you: a few well-chosen extras, shown at the moments people are most likely to say yes.
On the item page
A "Goes well with" row under what they're looking at.
Right under Add to cart
Suggestions in the item pop-up, before they've moved on.
In the cart
"Complete your order" with what's usually missing.
At checkout
Two last-minute adds. Never a pop-up after they pay.
It comes with your website: no plugin to install and nothing for your staff to do.
See it on your own menuBuilt-in rewards
Rewards live on your website and your POS, so every order — online or at the counter — counts toward the next one.
Your Rewards
You'll earn +38 points on this order.
Balance
1,240
worth $12.40
Use your points
One tick when they order. No app to download, no card to carry.
Points on online orders and in-store sales, from the same balance.
Customers see their points at checkout and use them to pay part of the order.
Every order, in step
Each tap on your POS sends your customer a branded update from your store — so they always know where their order is.
New online order
Order confirmed
E-mail (and a text in the US) with the order details and pickup time
Staff tap Accept
Your order is accepted
Sent the moment your team takes the order
Preparing
We're preparing your order
Customers know it's on its way — no "is it ready?" calls
Mark Ready
Ready for pickup
With directions to your store, or out for delivery
Paid & completed
Here's your invoice
Your invoice number, payment and reward points
Checkout
Fewer steps, clear totals and rewards on every order — the cart and checkout your customers use, under your own name.


$45/month
+ 4% platform fee per online order
No setup fees. Free menu and catalog setup. Everything on this page, in one plan.
What's included
Using delivery apps?
DoorDash alternative →
What you keep per order on your own site vs 15–30% commissions.
On GloriaFood?
Switch before April 2027 →
Free menu migration to your own website, POS included.
Run a store?
Grocery & convenience →
Live stock, pickup & delivery, batches and expiry.
Comparing Owner.com?
Owner.com alternative →
Published prices side by side, with the POS included.
Comparing ChowNow?
ChowNow alternative →
Ordering and POS in one system, with no setup fee.
Do the math
Delivery app fee calculator →
What app commissions cost you each month and year.
Find your city
Local pages for restaurants and grocery stores — starting with our home state, Ohio.
Questions owners ask
Yes. Your store gets its own branded ordering website — your name, your menu, your photos and your hours. Customers order from you, and every customer who orders becomes part of a list you own.
$45 per month plus a 4% platform fee per online order, with no setup fees. That includes the website, the POS, loyalty and the marketing tools. The POS on its own starts at $10 per month.
They arrive on the Online Orders screen of your ScomsPOS, next to walk-in sales, with the pickup time or delivery address and anything already paid online, by gift card or with points. Staff accept them, mark them ready and complete them, and kitchen tickets print to your printers.
Yes. Customers get an e-mail when they order and as it moves along — accepted, being prepared, ready — plus an invoice once it's paid. In the US they also get a text message.
Yes, with your own drivers. You choose the delivery radius, fee, minimum order and an optional free-delivery threshold, and the checkout only accepts addresses you can reach.
There's no marketplace commission. Instead of the 15–30% delivery apps charge, you pay a flat $45 per month plus a 4% platform fee per online order. Card processing through Stripe is separate, as with any provider.
On a marketplace, customers order from the app and the app keeps the relationship. On your own website, customers order from you: you set the prices and delivery fee, and every customer joins your list for loyalty and SMS or email offers. Many restaurants keep the apps for discovery and move regulars to their own site.
Yes. Customers can schedule pickup or delivery orders, pay online by card, gift card or points, or pay for pickup orders at the counter.
Yes. Smart cross-sell is built in. Your site suggests a few relevant extras on the item page, right under Add to cart, in the cart and at checkout, picked from pairings set up for your menu, what your customers buy together and your best sellers. One tap adds a suggestion, and items with options open so customers can choose.
See how your own menu would look and sell on NEAPES. We'll show you the numbers, not a slideshow.