brdelivery.com.br

What It Is

BR Delivery is a restaurant ERP and owned ordering platform for restaurants in Brazil. Its core value proposition is helping merchants reduce reliance on high-commission delivery marketplaces by taking orders through their own pages, table QR codes, a real-time cashier dashboard, inventory tools, and reports. It is not just a menu website, but a lightweight restaurant operations system covering dine-in, events, takeaway, and WhatsApp communication.

Core Features and Collaboration

The product modules are fairly comprehensive: a restaurant page with SEO and menu photos, browser-based ordering after customers scan a QR code, and real-time order intake into the cashier/kitchen panel, where orders move through statuses such as “new order,” “in preparation,” “ready,” and “delivered.” Automated WhatsApp notifications are a highlight, supporting messages for order acceptance, pickup completion, thank-yous, and customer reactivation. The backend also includes recipe-based inventory, CMV cost tracking, automatic pausing of sold-out items, delivery staff management, coupons, financial DRE reports, and savings reports. Team permissions use 4-digit PINs, allowing owners, managers, cashiers, and waiters to see different scopes of information—well suited to restaurant teams with high staff turnover.

Pricing and Trial

Pricing is based on orders processed via QR table codes or event codes. External WhatsApp, phone, and counter orders are only logged and are not charged. Pricing starts from R$0.25 per order, with monthly caps: R$79 for up to 500 orders, R$199 for up to 2,000 orders, R$397 for up to 5,000 orders, and custom pricing for higher volumes. The page mentions 200 free orders with no credit card required, while the terms also refer to a 30-day free trial for new restaurants. The wording differs slightly, but both indicate a low-friction trial.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are a clear cost structure, 0% sales commission, coverage of the main restaurant operations workflow, and WhatsApp automation that fits Brazilian merchant habits very well. The interface and PIN-based permissions emphasize “learn it in 3 minutes,” making it friendly for small shops. The main gaps are the lack of disclosed open APIs, developer documentation, payment gateway list, self-hosting options, SLA, and more detailed security mechanisms. Registration is also described in two different ways: “instant activation” in some places and “manual approval” in others.

Best Fit and Access from China

BR Delivery is best suited to small and midsize restaurants, bars, pizza shops, burger shops, and Japanese restaurants in Brazil that want to build their own ordering channel and reduce delivery-platform commissions. For Chinese merchants, its language, currency, WhatsApp focus, and LGPD compliance are clearly oriented toward the Brazilian market. Local alternatives in China may include Meituan POS, 2DFire, and Keruyun. The source text does not provide information on accessibility from China, so it is assessed as unknown; payment methods are also not clearly specified.