An online ordering POS connects the order a customer places on your restaurant’s website with the team that accepts, prepares, and hands it over. Ordegate brings a branded ordering page, optional POS, WhatsApp ordering, kitchen display, and delivery dispatch into the same operations suite. Build a direct channel that your restaurant manages, with zero Ordegate commission on orders.
From menu to handover
A conventional till records a sale at the counter. A POS with online ordering also supports the work around a remote order: checking the items, communicating preparation details, and organizing collection or delivery. The practical benefit comes from connecting those responsibilities, with the tools and settings your restaurant actually uses.
Give customers a branded place to browse your menu and choose their items. The Free plan includes a storefront, so creating a direct channel does not require buying a POS first. Keep product names, prices, options, and availability clear. Share the ordering link wherever your restaurant already communicates with customers, including your own social profiles.
Add the restaurant POS when counter service and order handling need a dedicated workspace. Ordegate is browser-based and also offers Windows, Mac, and Android apps. Assign responsibility for accepting orders and checking payment status. Before service, test how the team handles a changed item or an order that the customer wants to cancel.
WhatsApp ordering gives customers another way to approach your restaurant. Configure the available checkout and messaging tools for your account, and make sure staff can identify the customer, items, address, and requested service. A conversation alone does not prove that an order is paid or ready. Keep those operational decisions attached to the restaurant’s order workflow.
The kitchen display system, or KDS, gives preparation staff an order queue and a way to mark work complete. Select the relevant tools for your setup and check that item options and customer instructions are readable. A kitchen ticket marked ready should mean the food is prepared; someone still needs to check packaging and the handover.
Delivery dispatch supports rider assignment and delivery follow-up. Define who assigns each order, when a rider should collect it, and how the team responds to an address problem. Set delivery zones around the area your kitchen can serve reliably. A direct-order channel works best when the delivery promise matches actual preparation time and rider availability.
Look at the whole journey when choosing an online ordering POS system. The customer’s selected items, kitchen progress, payment handling, and delivery outcome answer different questions. During setup, follow a representative order across the tools you enable. This gives the manager a practical way to check that responsibility passes clearly between cashier, kitchen, and dispatch.
Zero commission explained
Ordegate charges 0% platform commission on orders. Your subscription and optional tools remain separate costs, as do payment processing, packaging, and delivery. Delivery apps may charge under their own merchant agreements. When a customer orders through a marketplace, that agreement still applies; opening an Ordegate storefront does not change the marketplace’s fees.
Compare channels using your own order volume, average order value, and contracted commission rate. Then include the costs of attracting direct customers and fulfilling their orders. The delivery commission calculator helps estimate the commission part of that comparison. It is a planning tool, not a promise that every marketplace order can move to your website or that all revenue becomes profit.
Published pricing for Egypt
The Egypt page publishes monthly prices in US dollars. No fixed Egyptian-pound conversion is stated because your bank or payment provider determines the final conversion and any foreign-currency fees. Review optional POS, KDS, dispatch, and WhatsApp configuration in the current plan selection before paying.
Start with a branded storefront and an Egypt directory page, with zero commission on orders. Use the initial setup to organize the menu, opening hours, and customer-facing information. Free is a starting point for direct ordering; it should not be read as a promise that every operational add-on is included without a separate charge.
Growth is a published monthly subscription with zero commission on orders. Compare the current plan configuration with your requirements before upgrading. Count the tools and devices you intend to use, and review any optional charges in the purchase flow. The subscription figure alone is not a complete quote for every possible restaurant setup.
Pro is also published with monthly billing and zero order commission. Choose it according to the plan details available when you subscribe and the needs of your operation. Keep payment-provider charges separate from the software subscription. The Egypt overview links to the published pricing so your purchasing decision starts with the same figures shown here.
Begin with a manageable service area and a menu the kitchen can consistently fulfill. Check item choices, sold-out products, customer contact details, pickup instructions, and delivery fees. Run an order from checkout to handover before inviting customers to use the page. Train the team on who checks incoming orders and who resolves exceptions. If you are comparing systems, use the Foodics comparison and alternative guide to review billing, hardware, and support alongside ordering features. A useful shortlist reflects the restaurant’s working day as well as its budget.
FAQ
It combines restaurant sales handling with orders placed through an online channel. For a restaurant, the important connection is between the customer’s order and the people accepting, preparing, and fulfilling it. Ordegate offers a direct storefront with optional POS and operational tools that you select for your setup.
Ordegate offers a branded ordering page and WhatsApp ordering tools. Configure the relevant options for your account and check the customer journey before launch. Make sure your team can distinguish a customer message from an accepted order and can confirm payment and delivery details when needed.
No. Ordegate takes zero platform commission on orders, while subscriptions and optional add-ons can have charges. Payment providers, delivery partners, and marketplaces may also charge separately. Evaluate the total cost of the channel using your own agreements and the tools you choose.
No required hardware bundle is part of starting with Ordegate. The platform works in a compatible browser, and Windows, Mac, and Android apps are available. Check your intended printer, cash drawer, and other peripherals before rollout. POS itself is an optional add-on.
Yes. A direct storefront can operate alongside delivery marketplaces. Customers choose their ordering channel, while your team plans kitchen capacity across them. Each marketplace keeps its own commercial terms. Any automatic order integration needs to be confirmed for the specific account and configuration.
Create a self-serve Ordegate account, add your menu, and explore the tools your team needs. Review the published plans and test the complete ordering journey before launching your link to customers.