OrdraFood

OrdraFood is a direct online ordering service for independent restaurants that offer pickup or delivery. It is best suited to operators who want to manage their own menu, delivery terms and orders without paying commission on orders. The free tier is useful for low-volume businesses, but the monthly caps make paid plans the practical choice as ordering grows.

Overview

Restaurants can build an ordering page with menus organized into categories and supplied with photos, sizes, extras and item notes. Delivery zones, fees and minimum orders can be configured on a map, giving businesses a way to match the order page to their service area and delivery rules. Customers order in a browser on a computer, tablet or smartphone, so they do not need to install an app.

OrdraFood supports online card payments, Apple Pay and Google Pay through Stripe or SumUp, as well as cash on pickup or delivery. It says its data is hosted on French servers in the EU and is GDPR compliant. Stripe or SumUp processes card data rather than OrdraFood; the payment page says both providers are PCI DSS Level 1 certified and use 3D Secure when required.

Key features

Order handling and payments

A dashboard, confirmation emails and order statistics give staff a central place to follow incoming business. Automatic thermal-printer ticket printing is included on Pro, which can help restaurants that route orders to a kitchen printer; lower plans do not include that stated automation. The Android app adds new-order notifications, order-status management and ticket printing from a compatible thermal printer, while customers can continue ordering through the browser.

Payment options cover both online checkout and cash orders. Stripe and SumUp are supported for online payments, and menu imports are available from CSV or Excel files and GloriaFood. Connections to POS and accounting tools are part of Premium, making that tier more relevant to restaurants that want ordering tied into other business systems.

Website and reservations

A full professional restaurant website is a paid option separate from the base subscription, and the restaurant supplies its own domain name. Table reservations are another optional module, priced at €8.99/month excl. VAT and available on any plan. These extras let a restaurant extend the service, but they add cost beyond the ordering subscription.

Pricing

OrdraFood uses a freemium model, with a 15-day trial and paid plans starting at €19.99/mo. The pricing page lists French-language support. Plan limits matter: the free option allows only 20 orders per month, while the paid tiers raise that ceiling in steps.

• Starter: Free, with no credit card required and a 20-order monthly limit. This is a sensible way for a new or very low-volume operation to begin taking direct orders, but the cap leaves little room for growth.
• Pro: €19.99/month excl. VAT for up to 350 orders per month, automatic ticket printing, promotions and promo codes. It fits restaurants with steady but moderate order volume that need kitchen tickets or customer offers; it does not include the stated Premium online-payment and advanced-statistics package.
• Premium: €49.99/month excl. VAT for up to 600 orders per month, Stripe or SumUp online payment and advanced statistics. This is the stronger fit for busier restaurants that need online checkout and more reporting, though the 600-order cap still sets a defined ceiling.
• Platinum: Custom pricing, with unlimited locations and orders. It suits multi-location or higher-volume businesses that would exceed Premium's stated order allowance.

The optional reservation module costs €8.99/month excl. VAT regardless of plan. A full restaurant website is also a separate paid option, so restaurants should account for those additions if they need more than the ordering page.

Platforms

OrdraFood is available on the web and Android. Restaurant staff can use the Android app to receive order notifications, update statuses and print tickets with a compatible printer; customers can order from a browser on a computer, tablet or smartphone.

Who it's for

OrdraFood is aimed at independent restaurants, including pizzerias, burger and sushi shops, sandwich shops, caterers and other restaurants offering delivery. Its customizable menu and map-based delivery controls suit operators with varied items or defined delivery areas. It is less compelling for a business that needs a full website or reservations in the base subscription, or one whose order volume is likely to exceed a plan's cap.

Pros and cons

• Pros: No commission on orders keeps the model direct; customers can order without installing an app; menus support sizes, extras and notes; and delivery zones, fees and minimums can be set on a map.
• Pros: Cash and multiple online payment methods support different checkout preferences, while the Android app and Pro ticket printing give restaurant staff practical order-handling options.
• Cons: Starter's 20-order monthly allowance is restrictive for an established restaurant, and even Premium is capped at 600 orders per month.
• Cons: The full restaurant website and table reservations cost extra, and the website option requires the restaurant to provide its own domain.

Alternatives

Fee Free Ordering is worth considering for a restaurant that wants a free plan with a higher stated allowance: it includes 100 orders per month, compared with OrdraFood's 20 on Starter, and offers a Custom Domain plan at $9.99 a month.

LentloSites may suit a restaurant that values an Android app and installable web app; its free plan includes restaurant features and a custom-domain connection, but charges a 2.5% fee per website sale.

LaunchAnywhere is another option for businesses seeking a free plan with unlimited products, orders and pages, though its free plan charges 2.5% per sale, capped at $1 per order.

Ordering.Tools is an alternative with a free 20-order monthly plan and no commission, like OrdraFood's Starter tier.

Wix is an alternative for readers comparing website-building plans.

Zarla is an alternative for readers comparing website-building plans.

Fabricate is an alternative for readers comparing web-based app-building plans.

PickMyWeb is an alternative for readers comparing website-publishing plans.

For broader comparisons, see Restaurant Online Ordering Software and Restaurant Website Builders.

Verdict

OrdraFood is a strong fit for an independent restaurant that wants a direct, no-commission ordering channel with control over menu and delivery details. Its browser ordering and flexible payment options are practical strengths, but the 20-order free cap, paid website and reservation add-ons, and fixed paid-plan quotas give growing restaurants reasons to compare alternatives before committing.