CLICK & COLLECT

Your takeaway orders. No middleman.

Customers order on your own page, pay online or at the counter, and collect when it is ready.

The order goes straight into your production queue, and online payments settle into your own payment account.

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  • Included in every plan
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Customer collecting a takeaway order at a restaurant counter
  • Your channel

    Customers order from you, not from somebody else’s shopfront.

  • Paid before collection

    Orders can be settled online before the kitchen even starts.

  • No queue at the counter

    It is ready when they arrive. They pick it up and go.

  • Customers who return

    Every order feeds a customer record, loyalty points and a review.

YOUR ORDERING PAGE

Online ordering that happens on your own page.

Your venue gets its own takeaway ordering page: your menu, your photos, your prices. Customers order in their browser, with nothing to install.

  • Your page

    A ready-to-use takeaway ordering page in your venue’s name.
  • Your menu

    Your categories, products and descriptions — the menu you already keep in Waiterr.
  • Your photos

    A photo sells a dish better than a line of text, takeaway especially.
  • Options and extras

    Sizes, cooking, sides, add-ons: they build it, the price follows.
  • Basket and tip

    They adjust the basket, add a tip if they want to, then pay.
  • No app

    It all happens in the browser. Nothing to download, nothing to install.
A venue’s online takeaway ordering page showing its menu and basket

FROM CRAVING TO COUNTER

Five steps, and the bag is on the counter.

What happens between a customer opening your page and walking out with their order.

  1. They open your page

    From a link, a QR code or your public listing.

  2. They build the order

    They browse your menu, pick their options and fill the basket.

  3. They pay

    By card online, or at the counter if you allow it.

  4. You prepare it

    The order joins the production queue alongside the ones from the floor.

  5. They collect

    The order turns “ready” and the customer comes to pick it up.

ORDERS COMING IN

They land where they get made.

An online order is not an email somebody has to retype. It enters the same queue as the rest of service, with its items, its options and its number.

  • One queue

    Floor, QR and takeaway orders in the same list.
  • Straight to production

    The order appears on the kitchen screen as soon as it is confirmed.
  • Confirmed, preparing, ready

    Your team moves it along and the customer sees the same status.
  • Printed ticket

    Routed to the right station’s printer if you work on paper.
  • Nothing to retype

    No order to key into the till again — it is already there.
Production screen showing takeaway orders in progress

YOUR PAYMENTS

Your sales. Your money.

You connect your own Stripe account, and online orders settle into it. The money does not sit in a Waiterr wallet on its way to you.

  • Your account

    Payments are taken into your connected Stripe account, not ours.
  • Card online

    The customer pays when they order, before anything is prepared.
  • Wallets and local methods

    Apple Pay, Google Pay, Bancontact or Payconiq, depending on what you enable.
  • Pay at the counter

    You can let customers settle on collection instead of online.
  • Tips

    Customers can add one at checkout if they want to.
  • You decide

    Each payment method can be switched on or off for takeaway.
Payment methods offered on a takeaway order

ORDER STATUS

They know when to come.

Once they have ordered, customers keep their status page open. It updates itself as your kitchen works, so nobody has to guess.

  1. Confirmed

    The order is accepted and sent to the kitchen.

  2. Preparing

    Your team has started on it.

  3. Ready

    They can come and collect it.

That is every “is it ready yet?” your counter no longer has to answer.

Mobile status page for a takeaway order

YOUR RULES

Your service. Your rules.

What you sell for takeaway, at what price and when: you decide, and you can change any of it between two services.

  • Open and close

    Switch online ordering off when the kitchen is under water, back on after.
  • Service hours

    Publish the hours during which you take takeaway orders.
  • Preparation time

    Show an average wait so customers know what to expect.
  • What is available

    Turn off a dish you have run out of and it leaves your ordering page.
  • Takeaway price

    A product can carry a different price to eat in and to take away.
  • Payment methods

    Choose which ones appear on takeaway orders.
Takeaway service settings in the Waiterr manager

WHERE YOU SHARE IT

One page. Everywhere your customers are.

Your ordering page has an address. Who sees it and where it shows up is entirely up to you.

  • A link

    Send it in a message, a story or an email signature.
  • A QR code

    On the window, the counter, your bags or your flyers.
  • Your site and socials

    Add an “Order” button pointing at your page, from your website or your profiles.
  • Yumer, if you want it

    List your venue publicly to be found on Yumer, or keep the page for your own customers only.
Ways to share a takeaway ordering page

AFTER THE ORDER

An order today. A customer you see again next week.

Ordering direct leaves something useful behind on both sides: they find their usual, you find them.

  • A customer account

    Customers can create one on their first order and reuse it after that.
  • Order history

    What they ordered, when, and how often they came back.
  • Loyalty points

    Takeaway orders feed your programme if you enable it for this channel.
  • Rewards and promo codes

    Turn points into something worth having, or run a code on a quiet week.
  • Reviews

    Customers can leave a review attached to their order.
  • Your customer relationship

    This information serves your venue and its relationship with its customers.
Customer record with order history and loyalty points

WHAT IT COSTS

Click & Collect is in every plan.

No module to buy. What changes between plans is the Waiterr fee.

0.5%

Waiterr fee

On the Essential plan.

TO GET GOING

Free plan

Click & Collect is included, with a 2% Waiterr fee.

Your payment provider’s own fees stay theirs and never pass through us.

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FAQ

Click & Collect questions

What venues ask before they put their ordering page live.

How does Waiterr Click & Collect work?

Your venue gets its own takeaway ordering page. Customers browse your menu there, build a basket and pay online or at the counter, depending on what you offer.

The order then arrives in your order list and on your production screen. Your team moves it from “confirmed” to “preparing” to “ready”, and the customer follows those same states on their status page before coming to collect.

Do my customers need to install an app?

No. Your ordering page opens in any browser, on a phone or a computer, and there is nothing to download.

Customers can create an account to keep their history and loyalty points, but they do not need one to place an order.

Can customers pay online?

Yes, by card. Connecting your Stripe account also lets you offer Apple Pay, Google Pay and local methods such as Bancontact, depending on what is enabled on your account. Payconiq is available too.

You decide which payment methods appear on takeaway orders.

What if I would rather take payment on collection?

You can: paying on site is one of the payment methods you can enable for takeaway. The order goes to the kitchen and you take the money at the counter.

You do not have to pick one — offer both and let the customer choose.

How do online payments reach me?

They are taken into your own connected Stripe account. The money does not pass through a Waiterr wallet, and payouts follow your Stripe account’s own timings and fees.

The Waiterr commission depends on your plan — the detail is on the pricing page.

Can I stop online orders when the kitchen is slammed?

Yes. Takeaway service can be switched on and off in your settings, and while it is off no new order can be placed on your page.

For a single sold-out dish it is quicker to turn that product off: it leaves the menu without closing the service.

Can I use the menu I already have in Waiterr?

Yes, it is the same one. Your categories, products and their options serve the floor, QR ordering and takeaway alike — there is nothing to rebuild.

A product can carry a different takeaway price. Turning it off, though, removes it from every channel at once.

Do I need a website, and can I be found on Yumer?

A website is not required: your ordering page has its own address, which you share by link, by QR code or from your social profiles. If you do have a site, adding a button that points at it is enough.

You can also list your venue publicly to appear on Yumer, our consumer-facing directory. That is an option you switch on, not a requirement.

Ready to take your orders direct?

Set up your menu, pick your payment methods and your hours, then share your ordering page.

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