The Deliverect alternative for owners moving orders off the marketplaces.

On 20 October 2026, Deliverect’s UK pricing page (deliverect.com/en-gb/pricing) lists Deliverect Restaurants at £79 a month for up to 350 orders, £119 a month for 351 to 750 orders and £199 a month for 751 to 1,500 orders, with yearly figures of £948, £1,428 and £2,388 that equal twelve times the monthly price. The footnote adds an average set-up fee of £249 and overage fees above the tier’s order volume, with no overage amount stated, and the page does not say whether VAT is included. Deliverect Direct, Dispatch, Pulse and Enterprise have no published UK price; the page offers a quote instead.

In Deliverect’s own words on its pricing FAQ, Restaurants "is designed to simplify and optimize your digital orders from all delivery channels", while Direct "helps you open new revenue streams by creating a branded online store, selling via social platforms like Facebook and Instagram, and building loyalty programs". In practice Restaurants is the aggregator middleware and Direct is the own-channel ordering product, and only Restaurants has a published UK price. Aexir compares with Direct, not with Restaurants.

Yes to both, according to its own page. The UK pricing footnote states an average set-up fee of £249 and that "overage fees may apply when passing the monthly order volume of chosen tier"; the overage amount is not published. The Terms of Service (January 2026) describe the set-up fee as a one-time fixed fee for onboarding services and state that fees are non-refundable. Ask for the overage rate and your exact set-up fee in writing before you sign.

Clause 13 of Deliverect’s Terms of Service (January 2026) sets subscription periods of 30 days, 90 days, 6 months or 12 months that automatically renew for the same length unless you give notice: 15 days for a 30 or 90 day period, 30 days for a 6 month period and 90 days for a 12 month period. Clause 8 makes fees non-refundable and clause 14 lets Deliverect raise fees or change the fee structure on 30 days’ notice. Find your subscription period in your agreement, diarise the notice deadline and give notice in writing. Aexir is billed monthly at the published prices on aexir.com/pricing.

It depends on where your orders come from. If most of them arrive through Uber Eats, Deliveroo and Just Eat, you run a POS that Deliverect injects into, and one screen for all of them saves real staff time, the £79 Small tier may earn its keep. Bear in mind that Deliverect describes Restaurants as "Perfect for businesses selling on multiple online platforms" and the company as serving more than 50,000 locations in 52 countries, so a single site is not who the product is sized for. If your aim is to need the marketplaces less, Deliverect does not do that; an own channel does. Aexir’s Starter plan is £30 a month ex VAT with your own app, Plus is £40 with the ordering website as well, and Pro is £50 with POS on the Go.

No. Aexir’s published plans do not include marketplace order aggregation or order injection into third-party POS systems, and this page does not claim that they do. Aexir is for the orders you take directly: through your own branded app, your ordering website and QR codes at the table, managed in POS on the Go. If you need marketplace orders fed into a third-party POS, that is Deliverect’s job, and you would keep a tool like it for as long as those orders matter to you.

Deliverect’s UK Trustpilot listing (uk.trustpilot.com/review/deliverect.com) showed a TrustScore of 2.8 out of 5 from 330 reviews on 20 October 2026: 63% five-star, 3% four-star, 3% three-star, 3% two-star and 28% one-star, with Deliverect replying to roughly 87% of negative reviews. The one-star reviews on that listing most often concern billing and cancellation, onboarding time and support response. The scores are polarised, so read a sample of recent reviews from UK restaurants yourself, and ask Deliverect directly about onboarding timescales and your notice period before you sign.

Yes, because they do different jobs: Deliverect handles the orders that come in from the marketplaces, and Aexir handles the ones that come to you directly. A sensible order of events is to add the own channel first, then decide at your next Deliverect renewal whether you still need the aggregator tier you are on. Aexir is a flat monthly fee at published prices: Web £30, Starter £30, Plus £40, Pro £50 a month ex VAT. Card payments go through Stripe at a published 2.5% + 30p per transaction, additional locations are £1 a day each, and the Aexir team rebuilds your menu at setup.