Food delivery marketplace software  ·  White label

Launch your own food delivery marketplace.

Your storefront

Guests order from every restaurant on your own storefront, under your name, and pay at your checkout.

Loved by 145+ clients · your brand, your rates

Loved by 145+ clients

Most popular item for 7+ weeks

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01  Your revenue

Four ways
your platform earns.

Set the model to the marketplace you plan to run. Every rate is yours to set: none is fixed by us, and none is shared with us.

Your platform

10
10
$28

What you charge

8%
$/mo

Starting points only — type any price and everything follows it. On the platform you create as many tiers as you like, monthly or annual.

Delivery & advertising

40%
$1.10
25%
$60

Your platform earns

—/month

— a year, on — of orders passing through the platform.

You keep, of the whole operation

—

Yours — The restaurants’ — of — moving through the platform each month
  • Commission —

    8% of every order. You set the rate per plan or per restaurant; it comes off the top at checkout and is settled on the payout run, so you never invoice for it.

    —

  • Subscription plans —

    Your tiers at your prices, monthly or annual. Restaurants choose a plan from their own dashboard; renewals, upgrades and failed cards are handled without you.

    —

  • Your own delivery —

    Set a radius and charge by distance. The rider app assigns each drop, tracks it to the door and closes it — the delivery margin stays with you.

    —

  • Internal advertising —

    An ad manager on your side: hero slides, home boxes and listing banners, sold by placement with their own dates and restaurants bidding for the top of your storefront.

    —

An estimate, not a promise. A model of how the four income lines work and how they add up — not a forecast, and not a number Quickmunch undertakes you will reach; what you earn depends on your market, your pricing and the restaurants you sign. It counts gross revenue reaching your platform before your own costs, on a 30-day month. Every rate here is one you set in the dashboard: none is fixed by us, and none is shared with us.

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02  How the money moves

You collect.
They get paid out.

Guests pay at your checkout, your cut comes off the top, and each restaurant’s balance is settled on the payout run.

  1. The guest pays $45.00 at your checkout, through your own gateway
  2. You keep $6.75 15% commission, taken at checkout
  3. The restaurant receives $38.25 settled on the next payout run
  • Your rate, per plan or per restaurant
  • Payouts worked out for every period, automatically
  • Each restaurant sees its own statement
  • Your name on it: site name, logo and favicon are settings

03  Fill it before launch

List them first.
They claim it.

Fill your marketplace before restaurants sign up. List the places in your city, and when an owner finds theirs, they claim it, prove it is theirs and take over the page with a verified badge.

  • Claim from the listing, in one click
  • Ownership verified by Google or a text code
  • A verified badge on the page and in search
  • You approve every claim

04  Your storefront

Your brand.
Your storefront.

Guests search by cuisine, see what is open near them on a list or a map, and order from any restaurant on your marketplace. Seven homepage layouts, changed from a dropdown.

your-domain.com
Marketplace homepage layout
Cuisine spotlight homepage layout
Restaurant spotlight homepage layout
Hungry Man homepage layout
Classic homepage layout
Order builder homepage layout
Social proof homepage layout: guests' photos, videos and reviews from every restaurant

05  More ways to earn

The other way
a platform earns.

Commission is the obvious one. These are the rest — built in, not bolted on.

Restaurants pay you for reach

Seven sponsored slots across the storefront — hero slide, home box, tall banner, home card, feature video, listing and mega-menu. You set the monthly price, approve, mark paid, and it goes live. Empty slots fall back to a house promotion instead of a gap.

PayPal stripe Mollie Square Paystack Flutterwave PayU SSLCommerz Cash on delivery Offline

Take money ten ways

Stripe and PayPal on your own checkout, six hosted-page gateways for Europe, the Americas, Africa and South Asia — every payment confirmed by the gateway itself — plus cash and manual settlement for markets where cards are not the default.

Sign-up → Your database → Mailchimp audience

Newsletter, local or synced

Collect subscribers to your own database, or collect and push them to a Mailchimp audience. Per-placement, so the footer and the checkout can behave differently.

An email builder

Eight transactional templates, edited visually or in HTML, with a live preview beside them.

Deals & coupons

Platform-wide deals, and per-restaurant codes with their own limits and expiry.

6

A CMS, not a blog bolted on

Pages, posts, categories and tags, plus builders for the navigation, header, sub-header and footer. Comments moderated in the same place.

/mo

Or charge a plan instead

Subscription tiers, each with its own price, billing cycle and commission rate — monthly, yearly or one-off. A restaurant can pay a plan rather than a percentage, or both.

1

Reviews, per order

Only a delivered order can be reviewed — one review, moderated before it shows. Ratings a visitor can trust are the cheapest growth there is.

06  What you get

One install.
Four applications.

Not a storefront with a dashboard bolted on. Four complete products, one codebase, one database, one licence.

  • 01

    Customer storefront

    Seven homepage layouts, three menu styles, guest or account checkout.

  • 02

    Restaurant

    Menu, orders, tables, devices, staff, loyalty — and its own reporting.

  • 03

    Staff

    Role-limited, PIN-locked screens for the line, the floor and the till.

  • 04

    Platform admin

    Approvals, plans, payouts, campaigns, CMS, white-label branding.

your-domain.com
The customer storefront: the marketplace homepage
A restaurant page: hero, delivery terms, menu tabs and live offers
A staff screen: scoped and PIN-locked
The platform admin dashboard

07  Running it

And the parts
you only need once.

Unglamorous, and the reason a platform survives its first year.

Payouts

What each restaurant is owed, per period, reconciled from commission automatically — and their own view of the same figures.

Media library

One place for every upload, kept per restaurant so nobody browses anybody else's files.

Design templates

Board, card and printed-menu designs published from the platform to every venue at once.

Audit log

Who changed what, and when. The first thing you want the day something looks wrong.

0–100%

Onboarding that finishes itself

A new restaurant gets a checklist scored against its own data — menu, hours, delivery, payments — so nobody goes live half-configured.

3

Taxonomy you control

Cuisines, food types and dietary tags are yours to edit — rename them, add your own, and every filter follows.

CRM

Customers & wallet

Profiles, order history and a balance staff can adjust at the till.

↯

Push & broadcasts

Announce to a whole role or a single restaurant. Routine notices respect a mute; an urgent broadcast still gets through.

−1

Stock that counts itself down

Ingredient counts fall as orders are made, and a dish goes unavailable on its own.

5

A five-step installer

Requirements, database, admin, done. No shell access needed.

What you offer

Ten services — one platform.

08  White label

Sell all of it,
or some of it.

Your name and logo on everything. Switch off any service you don’t sell, and the dashboards and the storefront follow.

  • Ten services, each with its own switch
  • Enforced on the server, not just hidden from view
  • The nav follows — a switched-off surface leaves the sidebar
  • A storefront master above them — a marketplace can run without one
On the boardPaired screen, refreshed on its own
On the tableThe same menu behind the QR code

09  For every restaurant

Every restaurant
gets the whole system.

Each restaurant on your marketplace runs the complete toolkit from its own dashboard: website, POS, kiosk, QR tables, kitchen display, menu screens and bookings.

  • POS and kiosk, at the counter and the table
  • Kitchen display for every channel
  • Menu screens and printed menus
  • Bookings and the floor plan
At the kioskThe guest reads the same prices
A wall of boards over the counter
Above the counter
A portrait board on a floor stand
On a stand
A portrait board creative
Priced from the menu
In the window
Screens either side of the entrance, and the boards inside
Either side of the door
Street-facing signage
Facing the street
Above the counter
On a stand
Priced from the menu
In the window
Either side of the door
Facing the street

Rated five stars

Loved by
more than 145 clients.

Excellent product and outstanding support! Great product with excellent features! Quickmunch works very well, and the support team is super fast, helpful and responsive. Highly recommended! 👏

A Quickmunch client

Very clean, easy to customize, excellent communication with the seller! Highly recommended!

Customizability

Best template, clean code and fast support.

Code quality

Very nice and clean template.

Design quality

Thank you for helping me; the issue is fixed. If you want one system for everything, choose Quickmunch. Thanks again to the author, I can see the hard work. We love you!

Customer support

CodesterMost popular item for more than 7 weeks

Your marketplace.
Your revenue.

Commission, plans, placements and delivery, all on your own platform, on one licence with free updates.

Straight answers.

What marketplace founders want settled before they buy.

Calculator

What you would earn

Restaurants sign up, and you approve them.

Restaurants apply from your sign-up page and wait in your approvals queue. A set-up checklist, scored against each restaurant’s own data, keeps anyone from going live half-configured.

Your cut is taken at checkout and settled on the payout run.

Set the rate per plan or per restaurant. It comes off the top of every order, and each restaurant’s balance is settled on the payout run, so you never invoice for it.

Each restaurant runs its own dashboard.

Menu, orders, tables, staff, devices and reports, with its own view of what it is owed.

You approve every sponsored placement.

Set the monthly price of each slot, approve the request, mark it paid and it goes live. An empty slot shows a house promotion instead of a gap.

One Regular licence runs your marketplace.

One marketplace is one project: the Regular licence covers it with every restaurant on it, paid once. Running more than one platform takes the Extended licence.

Guests pay at your checkout.

Connect your own Stripe, PayPal, Square or one of five more gateways, plus cash on delivery, and every payment is confirmed by the gateway itself.

We take nothing from your orders.

No share of your commission, your plans or your placements. Every rate is yours to set.

List your city before you launch.

Add the restaurants around you as listings. When an owner finds theirs, they claim it, prove it with Google or a text code, and you approve the claim.

We can install it for you.

Installation is $59. Buy it, then send us a message on Codester with your hosting details, and the people who wrote it set it up.

It runs on ordinary hosting.

PHP 8.2 or newer with MySQL or MariaDB, and your own domain. The installer checks every requirement before writing anything.

A team answers you every day.

Documentation for every screen, video tutorials, and the people who wrote the code answering through Codester, 10 am to 10 pm Eastern.

Your city’s food marketplace,
under your name.

Storefront, restaurant dashboards, rider app and admin, for one payment of $58.99.

$109$58.99

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