Online ordering for multi-location independents

Most platforms price multi-location the same way: a subscription multiplied by locations. $49 to $300 per location per month is the common range across ordering and website platforms. Delitero has no per-location subscription because it has no subscription at all: each location pays 5% of what it actually sells. 5% per order, only when you sell. No subscription, no setup fee, no contract. Nothing else.

This page is also the honest one: Delitero's multi-location story is real but young, and the gaps are listed below before you commit.

How locations work on Delitero

• Each location runs as its own restaurant: its own ordering page and web address, its own menu, hours, prep time, and its own kitchen display devices. The downtown menu can differ from the airport menu because they are simply different menus.
• Each location connects its own Stripe account through Stripe Connect, and that location's payments settle there directly. Delitero never holds funds.
• Each location has its own team with roles: staff run today's orders, managers also edit the menu and manage devices and drivers, owners control payments, hours, and the team itself. Invite links bring people in at the right level.
• Delivery per location with your own drivers: the courier app dispatches each location's orders to its drivers, with per-location delivery fees and minimums.
• Per-location pause and 86: the flagship pausing for a private event does not touch the other stores.

The pricing math across locations

Assuming a $40 average order. Three locations doing $6,000, $3,000, and $1,000 a month online pay $300, $150, and $50: $500 total, tracking each store's actual volume. The same three stores on a $169 per-location subscription pay $507 regardless, and the quiet store subsidizes nothing but its own sales on Delitero. Above roughly $3,400 a month per store, a $169 flat fee is cheaper for that store; the mixed portfolio is where per-order pricing shines.

What Delitero does not do for groups, today

• No cross-location dashboard: there is no single screen aggregating orders or sales across stores. Each restaurant is managed in its own admin, one restaurant per sign-in today.
• No menu sync or copy between locations: a shared menu is entered per location, and there is no structured menu import.
• No POS integrations, no customer accounts or loyalty across stores, no white label, and support is email only.

If you run ten locations with central operations, those gaps likely disqualify Delitero and an enterprise platform will serve you better. If you run two to five stores that already operate semi-independently, the model fits: every store gets the full toolkit (kitchen display, watchdog alerts that repush after 60 seconds, text after 2 minutes, and call after 4, promo codes, scheduled pickup), and every store pays only for what it sells. Card processing is Stripe's standard rate (2.9% + $0.30, varies by card), paid to Stripe, not us. US only.