--- title: "Takeaway ordering system on your own website · Tekeats" description: "Online ordering system for takeaways: collection and delivery on your own site and app, dockets at the counter, and card payments paid straight to you." url: https://tekeats.com/for/takeaways --- 1. [Home](https://tekeats.com/) 2. Takeaways # Online ordering system for takeaways: Built for Friday at eight. Collection and delivery on your own website and app. Every order chimes at the counter, and card payments go to you. What a takeaway needs ## What is an online ordering system for takeaways? Customers order from your own website or app, for collection or delivery. The order chimes on a tablet at the counter, the docket prints, and the card payment goes into your own account. Takeout, if that is what you call it where you are. - ### Long menus, done properly Sizes, sauces and extras as options on one dish, so the order reaches the kitchen right. - ### Prep times you set Twenty minutes on a Tuesday, forty five on a Friday, for collection and delivery separately. - ### Your delivery, your rules A radius, a fee and a minimum order you set for each shop. Your own drivers deliver. - ### Regulars, remembered Saved addresses, order again in one tap, and points towards a reward. - Both ways Collection and delivery, with guest checkout - On paper Dockets print at the counter on ESC/POS printers - Paid to you Card payments land in your own account - Typed in We put your menu in, every size and extra In detail: [online ordering on your own domain](https://tekeats.com/product/online-ordering), [the live order board](https://tekeats.com/product/managing-orders) and [how payments work](https://tekeats.com/product/payments). Friday night ## One Friday night, hour by hour One board and one menu, from doors open to the last regular. This is an example evening: the times and orders are for illustration. 1. 17:00 Example ### Doors open Collection and delivery are on, with tonight's prep times. The site and app show your hours. 2. 19:40 Example ### The rush Every new order lands with a chime. Accept it with one tap and print the docket for the kitchen. 3. 20:05 Example ### Kitchen at full stretch Raise the delivery prep time so ready times match the kitchen, and mark the halloumi sold out. 4. 21:30 Example ### The regulars Lena orders last week's meal again in one tap and earns points. The card payment goes to your account. Delivery apps ## Keep Just Eat. Own the regulars. Delivery apps find you new customers and keep a share of every order. Your own site is for the people who already order from you every week. Most takeaways run both, and move the regulars across a few orders at a time. - A line on every docket that points to your own site - A sticker on the bag with your web address - Points and coupons on loyalty rewards for regulars who order direct [Stop paying app commission on your regulars](https://tekeats.com/guides/stop-paying-delivery-app-commission)[Tekeats vs Just Eat](https://tekeats.com/compare/just-eat) Guide: [weighing up Just Eat for a takeaway](https://tekeats.com/guides/is-just-eat-worth-it-for-your-takeaway) Setup and price ## How do I set up online ordering for my takeaway? With us. Send the menu as it is, a photo of the board is fine, and we agree a go live date with you at the demo. ### Set up with the founder We do the typing and the settings with you, start to finish. 1. Book a demo on your menuBring the menu you use today. The demo runs on it, not on a sample. 2. We type the menu inEvery size, sauce and extra, plus your hours, delivery radius and prep times. 3. Connect your paymentsLink your own Stripe or Revolut Business account. Card money lands there. 4. Go live and tell the regularsPoint your Google listing at the new site, and put it on the bag and the docket. Khawar Hussain, founder of Tekeats, does your setup. [About Tekeats](https://tekeats.com/about) ### What it costs Everything you need to take orders direct, however busy the night gets. From £49 A month + VAT. Tailored to your restaurant. [See pricing](https://tekeats.com/pricing) - Your own ordering website and customer app - Card payments into your own account - The order board, alerts and dockets Questions ## Questions takeaway owners ask Something else on your mind? [Book a demo](https://tekeats.com/demo) and ask the founder. **Do I need a new till or EPOS system?** No. An Android phone or tablet runs the merchant app and the order board, and dockets print on a standard ESC/POS receipt printer. Keep your till. Tekeats does not connect to other EPOS systems today. If you want a till on the same menu, ask about our own POS on your demo. **Can customers order for delivery?** Yes. You set the radius, the fee and the minimum order. Your own drivers deliver with the Tekeats rider app and customers track their order live, or customers collect. Tekeats does not supply drivers. **Can customers choose a collection time?** Not today. Orders are for now, with a prep time you set for collection and for delivery, so the wait matches the kitchen. Choosing a time slot is not part of Tekeats. **Can I stay on Just Eat and Deliveroo?** Yes. Keep them for the new customers they bring. Tekeats integrates with the delivery partners you already use, so tell us which ones on your demo. [How Tekeats compares](https://tekeats.com/compare). **Do customers have to download an app?** No. Customers order on your website and can check out as a guest. A customer app in your takeaway's name is ready to publish to the App Store and Google Play if you want one. **Who types in my menu?** We do, as part of setup, with every size, sauce and extra. You check it before you go live, and after that you can mark a dish sold out from the app in one tap. ## See it on your own menu before Friday. Bring your menu. The demo runs on it, not on a sample. [Book a demo](https://tekeats.com/demo)[See pricing](https://tekeats.com/pricing) Ricestylers, London, runs its website on Tekeats.