Order & Pay
Guests order and pay from your website — no app or extra terminal. Kitchen and bar receive each order by station, with payments deposited directly to your account and a unified cost per processed sale.
What the guest sees
No downloads or staff intervention. Select items, choose table or takeaway, pay, and the order goes into production.
What the restaurant receives
Each item goes to its station. MaxMenu generates jobs for kitchen, bar, or cocktails — only what they need to execute.
Full flow
Your website becomes a point of sale. Your brand design, zero downloads.
Dishes, extras, allergens, and table — all from mobile.
Apple Pay, Google Pay, Bizum, card, and more. Native checkout under your brand.
The order appears at the correct station. Payment settles to your account.
How it works
Not a plugin: embeddable hospitality infrastructure. Preconfigured, secure, and ready to deploy on any website with your branding.
Name, currency, language, and preferences. Upload your PDF or menu image — AI will have it ready in a minute.
Connect payments once and receive funds directly, without managing external providers.
WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, HTML, React… it just works. Your domain, your brand.
No redirects. MaxMenu manages the payment flow natively under your brand.
Each item routes to its station. Clean execution via KDS, printer, or hybrid.
Customise checkout visually — fonts, labels, layout — from the dashboard, without redeployments.
MaxMenu works on any domain, CMS, or stack. Native payments, wallets, and real control — no platform lock-in.
Unified cost
The restaurant does not add providers or separate charges. It sees a single MaxMenu cost per processed sale, defined by country and currency.
Europe · eurozone
The calculation is based on the menu price sold. There is no separate processing line.
United Kingdom · GBP
Same principle: a single percentage on the processed sale, with no separate processing line.
United States · USD
In USD the unified fee is 5.3 %. The restaurant still sees one figure per sale.
Sale, single cost, and estimated net — no external breakdown.
The restaurant knows what it pays. The guest sees a clear checkout experience — no technical charges mixed into the bill.
Fees
Restaurant percentages and the fixed guest fee are detailed in Pricing — with ticket examples and coverage by currency.
Transaction fee by restaurant country, guest fee by country, and average ticket examples. No lock-in or fine print.
Cost at scale
Examples in Europe (eurozone), United Kingdom, and United States with the unified cost for each market. MaxMenu only applies the cost when payment is successful.
Europe · eurozone · 3.9 %
United Kingdom · GBP · 3.9 %
United States · USD · 5.3 %
Complementary model
A layer for guests who prefer to order without getting up or downloading an app. It adds choice, not a replacement for the waiter.
It keeps menu pricing and receives the order in its workflow. The MaxMenu guest fee is separate from the restaurant bill.
Covers the moment when the customer already knows what they want and prefers to handle it themselves.
Why the fee exists
The guest fee is optional and separate: it covers the convenience of Order & Pay and prevents small tickets from eroding the venue's margin.
A fixed fee for a smoother experience. It is not mandatory and does not replace normal service.
It is not part of the average ticket or a restaurant surcharge.
POS
You don't need to rebuild your operation. MaxMenu works end to end or as a layer that feeds your existing stack.
Orders, payments, station routing, and execution — the fastest path for modern operations.
MaxMenu is the checkout surface; your POS remains the internal record.
FAQ
Unified cost, domain, POS, and routing — no filler.
Yes. Domains you register in your dashboard will be authorised. Only approved domains can run the embed.
Not to get started. MaxMenu can work standalone or as a secondary layer alongside your POS.
Both. Once you have jobs by station, output is KDS, printer tickets, or hybrid.
No. QR is just distribution. Order & Pay is embeddable on any domain.
Use minimum order rules (e.g. 8–10 €) or reserve Order & Pay for food baskets.
No. One MaxMenu cost per processed sale. Processing is absorbed within that fee.
The restaurant. Payments transfer to each venue's collection account and from there to their bank. MaxMenu does not present separate technical costs.
Payments, station routing, and embedded checkout — without the guest seeing a third-party platform.
