Deliver where you choose
Set a radius, draw an area or use postal codes. Account for neighbourhoods and routes your team knows.
Delivery built around your restaurant
Match delivery to the area your restaurant can serve. Define boundaries, fees and minimum order values so guests see the applicable terms after entering an address. Offer collection alongside delivery through your own ordering channel.
Choose the features and plan that suit your venue.
One restaurant. Different delivery terms.
In everyday use
Give guests clear delivery terms and take orders in the area you know.
Set a radius, draw an area or use postal codes. Account for neighbourhoods and routes your team knows.
Set a separate fee, minimum and delivery time for each zone. Nearby and more distant addresses can have different terms.
Guests check delivery to their address. If delivery is unavailable, they can choose pickup when enabled.
01 / Map-based or postcode zones
Use a radius, draw a custom boundary or configure postcode prefixes. Cover the neighbourhoods you actually deliver to instead of relying on distance alone.
Three ways to define your area
Set a distance around your venue.
Account for neighbourhoods and access routes.
Choose postal codes or their prefixes.
02 / Separate fees and minimum orders
Assign a fee, estimated time and minimum order to each area. Nearby and distant neighbourhoods can have different terms, visible during ordering.
Each zone has its own terms
03 / Delivery and collection together
Delivery and collection can run side by side. Addresses outside configured zones are normally prevented from ordering delivery, with collection available as an alternative.
Address outside the delivery area
We do not deliver to this address. You can collect your order at the restaurant.
The same menu. Collection at the restaurant.
From setup to your first guest
Follow these four steps, then test a realistic scenario with your team.
Enable delivery and collection as needed.
Use a map, radius or postcodes.
Set fees, estimated times and minimum values.
Test central, boundary and out-of-area addresses.
Prepare the locations or postcodes you serve, delivery costs and realistic fulfilment times. Check overlapping zones before publishing.
FAQ
Before you decide, get answers to the key questions. If you would like to discuss your workflow, let’s talk.
Tell us about your venue →No. Postcode or postcode-prefix zones work without drawing an area on a map.
Matching geographical zones use the lowest fee. Postcode matching favours the most specific prefix, with the lowest fee used in a tie.
Yes. Configure the minimum order, fee and time separately for each zone.
This feature defines delivery terms during ordering. Your restaurant organises drivers and delivery itself.
If geocoding services are unavailable, a default fee may be used with a note requesting manual verification. Staff should check that address.
Yes. Configure fulfilment methods to suit your venue. Delivery is not required for online ordering.
Your next step
Set up zones and terms for your restaurant. Create an account or book a demo of delivery settings.