A marketplace and a direct channel aren't mutually exclusive
Delivery apps are good at getting a new customer to discover you. Waffled is the channel for that same customer, once they already know they like your food, to order directly next time.
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This isn't about leaving Glovo or Uber Eats. It's about also having a direct channel — your menu, your brand, your orders, with no commission per sale — for the customers who already know you.
Delivery apps are good at getting a new customer to discover you. Waffled is the channel for that same customer, once they already know they like your food, to order directly next time.
With a channel of your own, you set the prices, you see the customer's contact on your orders and invoices, and you don't pay a different cut every time the channel mix shifts.
It starts from the digital menu you already use for QR and orders, turned into your own online ordering page. Nothing needs migrating away from the platforms you already use.
No. The direct channel is additive, not a replacement. Many restaurants use both: the marketplace to get discovered, and their own channel for repeat orders.
A digital menu, which you can already build in Waffled, switched on for online orders, pickup, or table ordering depending on how you operate.
A flat monthly fee, no per-order commission. Plans and prices are on the pricing page.
Start free and switch on a commission-free ordering channel alongside the marketplaces you already use.