The OrderYOYO alternative that charges a flat fee, not a cut.
OrderYOYO takes a commission on every order and does not publish the rate. Aexir is a flat monthly fee at published prices, £30 to £50 a month ex VAT, with your own app from £30 and your menu rebuilt for you. The bill stays the same whether you take 200 orders or 2,000. Checked on 15 October 2026.
How OrderYOYO charges, from its own pages.
OrderYOYO has no pricing page. These are the three things to know, from its own site, its filings and Trustpilot, checked on 15 October 2026.
The commission rate
OrderYOYO’s homepage says "the more orders you take, the less commission you pay" and "no charges until you get orders". No percentage, tier or threshold appears anywhere on orderyoyo.com; the rate is only available by asking OrderYOYO.
The invoice
"Weekly commission calculation" and "one simple and transparent weekly invoice", in OrderYOYO’s words. Its own 2023 half-year report says 62% of its annual recurring revenue in June 2023 was usage-based commission on orders and 38% fixed subscriptions, mainly POS and marketing.
Trustpilot TrustScore
From 1,316 reviews on trustpilot.com on 15 October 2026, with ratings polarised between five stars and one star. Read a sample before you sign.
OrderYOYO vs Aexir, feature by feature.
The two models side by side: a percentage of every order against a flat published fee.
| Feature | OrderYOYO | Aexir |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Commission on every order, rate not published, said to fall as volume rises; invoiced weekly; nothing charged until orders arrive | ✓ Flat monthly fee at published prices: Web £30, Starter £30, Plus £40, Pro £50 ex VAT. The fee does not change with your order count |
| Branded iOS and Android app | Included: branded website on your own domain plus apps | ✓ Included on Starter (£30), Plus and Pro |
| Ordering website | Included | ✓ Branded ordering website on Web, Plus and Pro |
| Card payments | YOYO Pay and Tap to Pay on iPhone; processing rates not published | ✓ Stripe with Apple Pay and Google Pay, 2.5% + 30p per transaction, published |
| Till | YOYO POS Lite (handheld) and Pro (desktop) on a fixed subscription; prices not published | ✓ POS on the Go in any browser on Web and Pro; native till on Sunmi hardware |
| Delivery | YOYO Delivery: a third-party courier collects and delivers, cashless only; fees and coverage not published | ✓ Courier dispatch per order through integrated networks including Uber Direct, or your own drivers, with your own per-branch delivery zones |
| Marketing | Google Ads, SMS and loyalty services; Google ordering redirect activated at no extra cost; launch flyers | ✓ Push campaigns, stamp tiers, points, offers and promo codes included; free order-direct print kit at aexir.com/order-direct-kit |
| Contract and exit | Partner terms, minimum term and notice period not published on orderyoyo.com | ✓ No long-term contract, cancel any time, at the published monthly prices on aexir.com/pricing |
| Who you are dealing with | Copenhagen-founded group, in the UK since 2016 with its UK company registered in Manchester, owned by Pollen Street Capital since March 2025, grown by acquisitions including Kingfood, App4 and Foodticket | ✓ UK company, founder-led, with every price published |
OrderYOYO figures are taken from orderyoyo.com (homepage, website-app, yoyo-delivery, about-us and marketing pages) and OrderYOYO A/S’s H1 2023 report on 15 October 2026. Aexir figures are from aexir.com/pricing. Confirm current terms with any provider before you sign.
What you get on Aexir.
The whole direct channel under your name, at one published monthly price.
Your own branded app
iOS and Android apps under your restaurant’s name on the App Store and Google Play, on Starter, Plus and Pro.
Ordering website
A branded ordering site at yourname.aexir.com, built and hosted for you, on Web, Plus and Pro.
Delivery your way
Courier dispatch per order through integrated networks including Uber Direct, or your own drivers, with your own delivery zones set per branch in POS on the Go.
QR table ordering
Customers scan, order and pay from the table. Useful for cafes and dine-in without extra staff.
Loyalty and push
Stamp tiers, points, offers and promo codes, plus push notification campaigns you send yourself on a quiet night.
POS on the Go
A full till and back office in any browser: live menu changes, stock counts, refunds, order history and a sales dashboard, on Web and Pro.
See the full feature tour or run your own numbers through the savings calculator.
Switching from OrderYOYO to Aexir.
Four steps, and you only do the first one on your own.
Read your OrderYOYO agreement and last four invoices
Find the notice period and any device return terms in your agreement, since none are published. Divide last month’s commission by last month’s order revenue to learn your real rate; that is the number to compare with a flat fee.
- ✓Ask OrderYOYO for your menu and customer data in writing
- ✓Check who controls your domain if your ordering site sits on it
Send us your menu
Export or screenshot your OrderYOYO menu, or just send the link. The Aexir team rebuilds it, with sizes, extras and photos, as part of setup.
- ✓Prices, sizes and extras are checked back with you before anything goes live
- ✓Delivery areas, opening hours and collection times set up with you
Approve, then we publish
You see the ordering site and, on the app plans, the app build before customers do. Typical go-live is under 30 days, with app store review inside that.
- ✓Branded website at yourname.aexir.com
- ✓Apps under your own name on the App Store and Google Play
Run both, then close OrderYOYO
Keep OrderYOYO running while regulars move across. Repoint your QR codes, website button and social links, tell your customers, then cancel OrderYOYO on the terms of your own agreement.
- ✓Order direct print kit (window sticker, table tents, bag stickers) is free at aexir.com/order-direct-kit
Other OrderYOYO alternatives, compared.
The platforms UK restaurants shortlist most often, with prices quoted only where the provider publishes them.
| Platform | Published pricing | Branded native app | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aexir | Web £30, Starter £30, Plus £40, Pro £50 a month ex VAT; additional locations £1 a day each; card payments 2.5% + 30p (aexir.com/pricing) | Starter, Plus and Pro | A flat monthly fee at published prices. Menu rebuilt for you at setup. Built for UK restaurants and takeaways. |
| OrderYOYO | No pricing page. Commission on each order, "the more orders you take, the less commission you pay", invoiced weekly, no charges until you receive orders; rates not published (orderyoyo.com, 15 October 2026) | Included | Partner terms, notice periods and card rates are not published. Get your rate and your exit terms in writing before signing. |
| Storekit | Starter £0; Grow £99; Pro £199 (setup from £199), per location per month ex VAT; Enterprise from £995 per brand a month. Native app is a £99 a month add-on on Pro, included on Enterprise (storekit.com/pricing, 15 October 2026) | Add-on at £99 a month on Pro; included on Enterprise | A flat per-order card rate on every plan; the pricing page shows the rates only as "Low rates" to "Our lowest rates". |
| Flipdish | Online ordering: Website from £49 a month billed annually; Website & Mobile App from £79 billed annually, £99 monthly (that page does not state VAT treatment). POS plus ordering (Essential) from £119 a month per site billed annually, £139 monthly, ex VAT (flipdish.com/gb/pricing and /gb/pricing-online-ordering, 15 October 2026) | Website & Mobile App plan and Essential package | Card and per-order rates are not on the pricing pages (set in each Client Agreement). Standard term is 12 months, auto-renewing, with 3 months’ written notice (T&Cs updated 26 August 2026). |
| Slerp | Pricing page is password protected. Slerp’s own AI information page states "from £125 to £250 per site per month, depending on whether a branded native app is included", plus a £500 onboarding fee waived if live within 30 days (slerp.com/ai-info-page, 15 October 2026) | Higher tier; built at no cost on a 12 or 24 month term | A platform fee per order that "varies by plan and by order type" is not published; Slerp Pay card processing is 1.5% + 20p on UK standard cards (support.slerp.com). |
| Square Online | Free plan at £0 a month plus card fees of 1.4% plus 25p on UK cards online (squareup.com/gb, 10 October 2026); Plus from £29 a month (checked 7 September 2026) | Not advertised | A website shop rather than a branded app. Square advertises no commission on orders; its card processing fees apply. |
| GloriaFood | Free core plan with paid add-ons in US dollars; closes on 30 April 2027 (gloriafood.com, 12 October 2026) | Premium feature, price not listed | Retiring. Aexir runs a switch offer for GloriaFood restaurants: see aexir.com/gloriafood-alternative. |
Figures come from each provider's own pricing pages on the dates shown. “Not published” means the public pages do not state it. Confirm current terms with each provider before signing.
For how the commission model works in detail, read our guide at aexir.com/blog/orderyoyo-alternative-uk, and for the wider UK field including Foodhub, the provider comparison at aexir.com/blog/best-restaurant-ordering-app-providers-uk.
Related comparisons: Storekit alternative, Flipdish alternative, Slerp alternative, GloriaFood alternative.
The straight answers.
What takeaway owners ask us when they are comparing OrderYOYO, answered from the published pages.
The maths: a commission against a flat fee
A commission is a percentage of every order, so the bill rises in step with your sales. A flat fee stays the same whether you take £500 or £15,000 a month. We cannot tell you OrderYOYO’s rate because it is not published, but you can read your own off a weekly invoice: divide the commission charged by your order revenue for that week. If a month’s commission comes to more than £30 to £50, every pound above that is the price of the percentage model. Run your numbers in the savings calculator.
When OrderYOYO is the better fit
If you want to pay nothing until orders arrive, want someone else to run your Google Ads and SMS, and your volume is small enough that a percentage costs less than a flat fee, OrderYOYO’s model suits that stage. Once orders are steady, a flat published fee is usually the cheaper and more predictable choice.
What to get in writing before signing with OrderYOYO
Your exact commission rate and how it changes with volume, the handling fee your customers will see at checkout, the card processing rate, the notice period, what happens to supplied devices and who owns your domain and customer list. None of these are published, so the agreement is the only place they exist.
OrderYOYO alternative: your questions.
OrderYOYO does not publish its commission rate. Its homepage on 15 October 2026 says only that the more orders you take, the less commission you pay, that nothing is charged until you receive orders, and that commission is calculated and invoiced weekly. The rate is not published, so ask for it in writing and ask how it changes as your volume changes.
According to its homepage, no: there are no charges until you start receiving orders. Its POS and marketing products are sold on fixed subscriptions (per the company’s own 2023 half-year report), with prices not published on the site.
It is a large, long-established provider with more than 16,000 restaurants on its own figures. Its Trustpilot TrustScore was 3.3 out of 5 from 1,316 reviews on 15 October 2026, with ratings split mainly between five stars and one star, so read recent reviews from UK takeaways yourself before deciding.
That depends on your volume. At very low volumes a commission can cost less than any subscription. Once orders are regular, Aexir’s Starter plan at £30 a month ex VAT, with your own app included, is the lowest published flat fee among the providers in the table above that include a branded app. Run your own numbers in the savings calculator at aexir.com/savings.
OrderYOYO does not publish its partner terms, notice period or cancellation process, so your signed agreement is the only source. Give notice in writing, keep a copy, ask for your menu and customer data, and confirm what happens to any supplied devices and your domain. Keep your Aexir app and website live before the OrderYOYO site is switched off so no orders are lost.
The bill. OrderYOYO charges a percentage of every order on a weekly invoice; Aexir charges a flat monthly fee at published prices (£30 to £50 ex VAT) plus a published card rate of 2.5% + 30p. Both give you a branded website and app. Aexir adds POS on the Go, per-branch delivery zones and courier dispatch, and rebuilds your menu for you at setup.
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. There is no percentage of your menu prices.
Yes. The Aexir team rebuilds menus from existing ordering sites and marketplace listings at setup, including sizes, extras and photos, and checks prices with you before anything goes live. Typical go-live is under 30 days.
Stop paying a percentage of every order.
From £30 a month ex VAT, app included. Book a callback and bring last month’s OrderYOYO invoice; we will show you the same month on a flat fee.