Setup included on annual plans
App Store and Google Play publishing under your brand, domain and SSL, menu import and go-live QA. $299 one-time on monthly billing; included when you pay annually.
From $15–$79 per location per month depending on your market, and zero commission at any volume. Unlimited orders, zero commission and your native apps included — priced per location, and cheaper as you grow. Billed in your local currency, at a price set for your market rather than converted from a US list.
$79 / location / month
It gets cheaper as you grow: $69 per location from your fourth site, $59 from your tenth.
Pay annually — 2 months free — and setup included on annual plans.
No feature gates and no per-order commission. The number of locations changes the rate; it never changes what you get.
iOS and Android builds, published to the stores under your own brand, are part of the subscription — not a separate line item and not an upgrade.
App Store and Google Play publishing under your brand, domain and SSL, menu import and go-live QA. $299 one-time on monthly billing; included when you pay annually.
Pay for 10 months, get 12. Monthly billing has no minimum term — start and cancel from the dashboard whenever you like.
Each band is priced against what the category leader actually charges in those markets. An exchange-rate conversion answers a question nobody buying software asks.
| Band | 1–3 | 4–9 | 10+ |
|---|---|---|---|
| High income US · Canada · UK · Ireland · EU-15 · Switzerland · Norway · Australia · NZ · Singapore · Japan · Korea · Israel · GCC Local pages: United States · European Union · United Kingdom · Canada · Australia · United Arab Emirates | $79 | $69 | $59 |
| Upper Europe & Southern Cone Poland · Czechia · Slovakia · Hungary · Romania · Bulgaria · Croatia · Slovenia · Portugal · Greece · Baltics · Chile · Uruguay | $43 | $38 | $32 |
| Large emerging India · Brazil · Mexico · Türkiye · South Africa · Malaysia · Thailand · Colombia · Argentina · Peru Local pages: India · Brazil | $28 | $24 | $21 |
| Low ARPU Philippines · Indonesia · Vietnam · Bangladesh · Pakistan · Sri Lanka · Egypt · Morocco · Nigeria · Kenya · Ghana Local pages: Philippines | $20 | $17 | $15 |
US dollars, per location, per month. A market without a published row is quoted in US dollars at its band rate — we set a band by checking what the category leader charges there, never by converting the US figure.
Add only what your business needs. Everything below is optional and can be enabled at any time.
$300
one-time
Store listing, keywords, screenshots and description tuned to rank and convert in your market.
$59
/month
Priority video support with our engineers, 12 hours a day, Mon–Sat, on top of standard email support.
Some third-party services are billed by their providers — e.g. an Apple Developer account, Google Maps API usage, SMS/OTP verification, and payment-gateway transaction fees. See the FAQ for details.
The base plan is four connected apps for online ordering. Add POS, kitchen display, kiosk, captain handheld, or in-store loyalty when you need them — same menu, same price book, one customer balance.
Front of house
Take counter and phone orders on the same menu and price book as online. Split tender, table service, cash drawer, receipt and kitchen printing.
Kitchen
Tickets go straight to the pass with prep timers, course firing and bump-bar flow. No printer to jam, no ticket to lose.
Lobby
Unattended ordering with upsells, tips and card-present payment — on the same menu and price book as everything else.
Floor service
Waitstaff take orders at the table, fire rounds to the kitchen, and see what is plated — settlement stays on the register.
Counter
In-store rewards, wallet, memberships and vouchers on a counter tablet — showing the same balance the customer sees in the app.
Optional modules are quoted separately from the base subscription. They run on hardware you buy yourself: Android tablets, a kitchen screen, Bluetooth or cloud receipt printers, a cash drawer, and a card terminal from your own payment provider.
It is the one question that decides whether Devfood is the right platform for you — and if the answer is the second one, we would rather say so now than three steps into a price list.
Single restaurant or small chain
You run your own brand and your own locations. You want customers to order from you — not from a marketplace you do not control.
Devfood — you are in the right place
Marketplace operator
You run a platform where many restaurants list and customers discover them through your app. You need multi-vendor routing, commissions, and operator tooling — not a per-location white-label stack.
Take a look at SuperAppThe questions food businesses ask us most about cost and billing.
One physical outlet that takes orders. A single brand with three kitchens is three locations; a dark kitchen preparing for one storefront is one. You move down the ladder automatically as you add sites — your fourth location prices the whole account at the 4–9 rate.
No commission, no per-order fee, no revenue share — at any volume, on any plan, in any market. Your order growth does not change your bill. That is the entire reason to run ordering yourself rather than rent it from a marketplace.
Because software is not priced by exchange rate. Each market's price is set against what the category leader charges there, so India is ₹2,100 rather than a currency conversion of the US figure. Markets without a published row are quoted in US dollars at their band rate.
Yes — the build and the store publishing under your own brand. You keep the developer accounts, so the apps remain yours. Apple charges its own $99/year developer membership directly to you; that is Apple’s fee, not ours.
Payment processing, which your gateway bills you directly under your own account, and Apple’s developer membership. Optionally App Store Optimization or Priority Support. Nothing else.
See Devfood in action with a free, no-pressure demo. We'll show you exactly how your branded apps will look and answer every question — usually within one business day.
Free demo · No commission · No minimum contract