Find answers to common questions about FoodMe's restaurant management platform, delivery services, and POS systems.
FoodMe provides seamless third-party delivery integration for your restaurant. We handle driver dispatch, payment collection, and tip disbursement, while customers pay the delivery fee. Our professional drivers cover Burlington, Oakville, Mississauga, and the Greater Toronto Area, so you don’t need to hire or manage delivery staff.
All of North America, Canada & the US
Delivery fees are charged to the customer
Fees and tips are collected and distributed by DinePalace.
Ans- Yes, you ca switch off third party drivers from your management app tablet or you can ask us to do it for you.
FoodMe's POS is cloud-based and runs on standard Android tablets. We support multiple tablet stations, kitchen and bar printers (including Epson models), and cash drawers. Our team will help you set up everything and train your staff.
Yes, FoodMe's Advanced POS integrates seamlessly with Zoho Accounting and QuickBooks. Sales data, tax reporting, and financial summaries sync automatically, reducing manual bookkeeping and ensuring accuracy.
Most restaurants save significantly on delivery commissions. Third-party apps typically charge 15-30% per order, while FoodMe lets you keep more of your revenue through your own branded ordering app. The exact savings depend on your order volume and current setup — we'd be happy to provide a personalized estimate.
Most restaurants are fully operational within a few days. This includes custom app setup, POS installation, menu configuration, and staff training. Our onboarding team guides you through every step.
Absolutely! FoodMe offers comprehensive marketing services including email campaigns, social media management, push notifications, in-store branding, professional photography and videography, logo design, and menu design. Our marketing team works directly with you to grow your customer base.
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