Your own ordering app, website and till, for restaurants and takeaways
Your restaurant. Your app.
Aexir is an online ordering system for independent restaurants and takeaways: their own branded iOS and Android ordering app, ordering website and browser till (POS on the Go), for a flat monthly fee at published prices. From £30 a month ex VAT.
Running on Aexir
Restaurants already running their own apps with Aexir
Every brand above takes orders through its own branded app or ordering website.
Built for your kind of restaurant
One platform, every kitchen.
The full stack
Four surfaces. One platform.
Everywhere your customers and your staff touch orders, built, branded, and connected.
The app your customers install.
Branded iOS & Android ordering. Delivery, table QR, loyalty, all under your name.
A branded site at yourname.aexir.com.
For customers who prefer not to download. Same menu, same checkout, your brand.
The till your staff runs.
Order management, Bluetooth printing, Stripe refunds, live delivery tracking.
The dashboard your team uses.
CRM, billing, pipeline, client management. The control room for your operation.
Why every UK restaurant needs its own ordering app.
Every order you take through Uber Eats or Deliveroo costs you far more than the commission line suggests.
30%
Uber Eats fee on orders it delivers
On a £20 order, £6 goes to the platform before you've paid for a single ingredient (a worked example at the published rate). Source: Uber Eats UK merchant pricing, 30% service fee on orders Uber delivers, excluding VAT, merchants.ubereats.com/gb/en/pricing, checked 28 October 2026.
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Customer data you own
On a marketplace, what you see of your customers is set by the platform's terms. On your own app, the restaurant owns its customer list, for loyalty and offers.
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Brand visibility
Customers remember the platform, not your restaurant. You're one of hundreds on a scroll.
How much could you save?
Two quick questions. No sign-up needed.
How many orders per week?
Oneapp.Onesubscriptionatpublishedprices.Yourbrand.Yourcustomers.Yourcustomerlist,yourstokeep.
Everything you need. One flat rate.
A flat monthly fee at published prices, from £30 a month ex VAT. Every extra is published too, including card payments at 2.5% + 30p, extra locations at £1 a day, and partner courier delivery (UK) per delivery if you use it.
Branded App
Your name, logo, and colours on the App Store and Google Play, not ours.
Analytics & Insights
Know who orders, when, and what. Run smarter promos with data you actually own.
Rewards & Notifications
Design your own points and stamp tiers, and push offers straight to customers' phones.
Branded Website
A fully branded ordering website for just 33p/day. Same menu, same loyalty, any browser.
Aexir vs. third-party platforms
Each marketplace figure below is from that platform’s own UK page, with the date it was checked.
| Feature | Delivery marketplaces (published UK rates) | Aexir |
|---|---|---|
| Uber Eats, orders it delivers | 30% service fee (33% on Uber One members’ orders), excluding VAT (merchants.ubereats.com, checked 28 October 2026) | ✓ A flat monthly fee at published prices: £30 to £50 a month ex VAT |
| Uber Eats, orders you deliver or customers collect | 13% service fee, excluding VAT (merchants.ubereats.com, checked 28 October 2026) | ✓ The same flat monthly fee, whatever the number of orders |
| Deliveroo | Commission rate not published on its UK restaurant pages (merchants.deliveroo.com, checked 28 October 2026) | ✓ Every price published at aexir.com/pricing; card payments 2.5% + 30p |
| Where customers order | Inside the platform’s own app, listed beside other restaurants | ✓ Your own app on the App Store and Google Play, under your name |
| Customer list | Set by each platform’s own terms | ✓ The restaurant owns its customer list |
| Delivery | On Uber Eats, its couriers come with the 30% rate above | ✓ Your own drivers, or partner couriers (UK) charged per delivery if used |
Sources: Uber Eats UK merchant pricing (merchants.ubereats.com/gb/en/pricing) and Deliveroo’s UK restaurant pages (merchants.deliveroo.com/en-GB), both checked 28 October 2026.
Comparing ordering systems rather than marketplaces? See how UK online ordering systems rank on published prices. The wider market, with every figure sourced, is in our takeaway and delivery statistics for the UK.
From the blog
Real numbers. Honest guides.
The maths behind UK restaurant ordering apps, how loyalty actually moves repeat orders, and the cost of staying on Uber Eats. Hand-written for owners, not marketers.
Companies That Provide Your Own Online Ordering System in the UK (2026 List)
The companies that sell UK restaurants and takeaways their own online ordering system, grouped into white-label app providers, ordering-website providers, POS companies and aggregator middleware, with the monthly price each one publishes. Checked 26 October 2026.
White Label Restaurant App UK: Prices Compared (2026)
What a white label restaurant app is, which UK providers put a native iOS and Android app under your name, and what each one publishes for monthly price, setup fee, app inclusion and contract term. Every figure from the vendor’s own site, checked 26 October 2026.
Takeaway Website: What It Should Cost and What to Put on It (UK, 2026)
What a UK takeaway website should cost in 2026, the five things it must do (menu, ordering, payment, delivery or collection, hours) and the hidden costs: card fees, domain, hosting and upkeep. Builder and provider prices checked 26 October 2026.
Common questions answered.
No. Aexir has no delivery fleet. In the UK, partner courier delivery can be dispatched per order from the till when an order comes in, and it is charged per delivery on top of your subscription if you use it. You can also use your own drivers.
Payments run on Stripe with Apple Pay and Google Pay built in; deliveries dispatch through integrated national courier networks including Uber Direct; apps ship on the App Store and Google Play with Firebase Cloud Messaging push; the native till runs on Sunmi hardware with integrated receipt printing; the platform runs on Google Firebase with official UK postcode data; and subscription billing runs on GoCardless Direct Debit. These are part of the platform rather than paid add-ons. The published extras are card payments at 2.5% + 30p per transaction, partner courier delivery charged per delivery if you use it, additional locations at £1 a day each, the ordering website on Starter at £10 a month ex VAT and, on app plans, the app store developer account (£30 a year on Aexir’s account, or about £130 a year paid to Apple and Google for your own). See aexir.com/integrations for the full list.
Yes. Aexir runs alongside Just Eat, Deliveroo and Uber Eats. It is not connected to them, so marketplace orders stay on the marketplace tablets and orders through your own app and website come into Aexir. You can keep the marketplaces for reach while you point regulars at your own app.
Most restaurants are live within 30 days. You provide your branding, menu, and colours. We build and submit the app. We handle the app store process and keep you updated at every step.
No long-term contract. Cancel any time.
Build your own restaurant app.
Your own branded ordering app, ordering website and till, built and published for you by Aexir, for a flat monthly fee at published prices from £30 a month ex VAT.