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1711 days ago

Need to offer a menu of online ordering items NOW because of Covid-19?

Jean from I'm Online!

Coronavirus drastically affecting your sales? If you're looking to quickly start offering an online menu of items, for contactless takeaway (pickup) or delivery - Jean at ImOnline.nz has done the research for you. Get started TODAY.
Note: I have absolutely no ties or rewards from any of these companies; I'm simply trying to help. These programmes seem reasonably easy to implement. When you've had a look at the research, if you feel technically challenged with this then of course I can help-- contact me for a free quote. Read on for the research!

3 TOP COMPANIES (in no particular order):

1. Mobile2Go.com
Appears to have everything you could ever need, from a website, to Android and IOS mobile apps. Pricing: $59/month + 3% of sales.

2. PosBossHQ.com
PosBoss lets your customers order with their app without appearing to leave your website. They team with Regulr which offers mobile ordering; access to Regulr is free during lockdown steps (usually $20+).
Packages start at $29/month for 1 till-operator and up to 50 food, items; or $65/month +GST up to 5 tills, unlimited menu items.

3. Fudo.co.nz
Simply quoting them: "Tell us about your restaurant/café/food outlet, allow us to create your menu, download the merchant app- and get started!"
Pricing: standard $49/mth, up to 100 food items, simple public menu. PRO: $99/month, unlimited items, custom public menu. Has a FREE trial.

Best of luck- we're all anxious to get good food!! Stay safe everyone :)

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