Give regulars a branded way to order directly from your business. CodeForged does not charge a per-order commission on direct orders. Introductory offer: £1,000 setup + £99/month for the first 12 months (£2,188 total). Payment-provider and delivery fees are separate.
Fees vary by contract, service and promotion. Enter your current average order volume, basket value and blended commission rate—no industry-average figures are assumed.
The first-year offer is £2,188 before payment-provider fees and any optional additions. Use your own current statements for the commission rate.
Compare the terms that matter. Check each marketplace agreement and payment-provider schedule against your own numbers before deciding.
| Marketplace | Your direct channel | |
|---|---|---|
| Fees | Check your own contract, service type and promotions | £1,000 setup + £99/month for 12 months; payment-provider fees apply |
| Branding | Marketplace listing and ordering flow | Your branded website and ordering flow |
| Customer relationship | Access and marketing rights follow platform terms | Direct-channel customer data, handled under privacy law |
| Payment | Review the settlement and fee terms for your account | A payment provider processes checkout and charges its own fees |
| Commission | Varies by provider, contract and order type | No per-order commission charged by CodeForged |
Start with a branded ordering website, menu and order dashboard, and payment-provider checkout. Collection or delivery settings are set out in scope. Native apps and loyalty features are optional additions. Hosting, support, data handling and software rights are documented in your proposal.
A mobile-friendly storefront on your domain, built around your menu and brand.
Manage the menu and review incoming direct orders from the business dashboard.
Connect a provider such as Stripe; its transaction fees are separate.
The ordering flow is configured for the service options included in your scope.
Loyalty and customer messaging can be scoped where they fit your operation.
Native iOS and Android apps are separate additions, not implied by the website price.
We built the published ordering experience shown here. It demonstrates a direct customer path; it does not mean every order is direct or that payment and delivery costs disappear.
The offer is shaped by the Primo's ordering website build, then scoped around your menu, fulfilment and payment setup.
The published first-year offer is £1,000 setup + £99/month. Provider costs and any out-of-scope work are identified separately before you commit.
Your proposal sets out hosting, support, data handling, software rights and any renewal or exit terms—so you can decide with the details in front of you.
We're based in Scotland. Real people, same timezone, who understand UK food businesses and regulations.
Changes, support and future features are agreed as part of the scope; the monthly price is not a promise of unlimited development.
Orders through your own channel can support customer follow-up, subject to your privacy notice, lawful basis and any required marketing consent.
Check the costs, responsibilities and compatibility against your own setup.
A branded ordering website, menu and order dashboard, payment-provider checkout, and the collection or delivery options agreed for your scope. Native apps and loyalty features are optional additions. Your proposal sets out hosting, support, data handling and software rights.
The introductory offer is £1,000 setup + £99/month for the first 12 months (£2,188 total). Payment-provider and delivery fees are separate. Optional apps and work outside the agreed scope are identified before you commit.
Share your website or domain, POS and payment provider during the review. We check the specific setup before a proposal; migration or integration outside the agreed scope is identified separately. We do not assume compatibility.
Your proposal states who supplies and updates menu items, prices and hours, and what support is included. The monthly price is not a promise of unlimited development.
A direct website can be another ordering route; it does not require an all-at-once switch. Check your marketplace agreement before changing listings, promotions or fulfilment arrangements.
Google Business Profile lets restaurants manage ordering links and menu details. Your business should keep profile access, menu, hours and links current. Google controls local results, so we cannot promise a ranking or order volume. Google's ordering-link guidance
No. The estimator uses your figures and shows a scenario; it does not predict how many customers will switch to direct ordering. Use it to compare assumptions, not as a sales or savings forecast.
The introductory price applies for the first 12 months. No year-two rate has been set. Your proposal will state any renewal price and terms, hosting, support, data handling, software rights and exit terms before you decide.
Share your menu, order mix and current fees. We’ll discuss whether a direct website fits your business and what is included—without promising every marketplace order will move across.
Request a free ordering reviewNo obligation · Intro price applies for the first 12 months · Payment-provider fees apply