ezyfood.app

What It Is

EzyFood.app is an online ordering and delivery management SaaS for restaurants. It helps merchants publish online menus, accept and manage orders, and coordinate delivery. Its positioning is to give restaurants the basic capabilities of a major food delivery platform or a self-built ordering system at a lower cost, with key selling points including fast launch, no order commissions, and a fixed monthly fee.

Core Features and Integrations

The product covers the basic workflow for restaurant delivery. Customers can browse menus and place orders from a phone, tablet, or computer, and the system can remember addresses and personal details to speed up repeat purchases. Merchants can configure company information, delivery areas, delivery fees, and menu items. On the order side, orders can be received by email, while higher-tier plans support SMS or instant printing. Kitchens can print tickets or receive notifications through a digital display, and drivers can receive delivery details on their phones. Customers can also receive order status updates. GPS driver app tracking is marked as coming soon, meaning it is not currently a fully available feature. For third-party integrations, the site only says Pro and Ultimate can integrate with “approved POS systems,” without listing specific POS brands.

Pricing and Trial

Plans are based on monthly subscriptions and order-volume tiers: Basic is $39/month for up to 100 orders, Standard is $69/month for up to 250 orders, Pro is $99/month for up to 500 orders, and Ultimate is $199/month with unlimited orders. All plans emphasize zero commission. The page also mentions “prices from £19,” but does not provide matching plan details, so the pricing is somewhat inconsistent. A 7-day free trial is available, making it suitable for restaurants that want to validate the workflow first.

Pros and Cons

The main advantages are a low barrier to launch, with the official site claiming restaurants can be ready to receive their first order within one hour of signing up; a fixed monthly fee with no commission, which can be cost-effective for restaurants with a stable direct customer base; and order-receiving methods such as email, SMS, and printing that fit well with real restaurant operations. The downsides are that public materials do not clearly explain key enterprise software details such as online payments, team permissions, data security and compliance, or API/developer capabilities. The current focus is mainly delivery, while pickup, reservations, tableside ordering, and similar use cases appear to be possible future directions rather than current strengths.

Who It’s For and Access from China

EzyFood.app is better suited to small or regional restaurants that want to build their own delivery channel, reduce platform commissions, and operate within a predictable order-volume range. Access from China cannot be determined from the available information, and payment methods are not disclosed. For businesses operating in mainland China, additional factors would typically need to be considered, including network connectivity, RMB payments, WeChat Pay/Alipay, local delivery infrastructure, and regulatory adaptation. Alternatives include GloriaFood, Flipdish, Toast, Square Online, and ChowNow; for the Chinese market, options include the merchant systems from Meituan/Ele.me, Youzan Catering, or Weimob Smart Restaurant.