iFood and the Brazilian market
iFood is the largest food delivery app in Brazil, with a presence in hundreds of cities. Restaurants pay a commission on each order, higher when iFood's own couriers deliver than when the restaurant delivers itself.
If you already deliver yourself
Many Brazilian restaurants already have their own couriers. In that case, the marketplace is mostly charging for the customer's first order. An own ordering link, shared by WhatsApp and on social media, turns every repeat order into an order without commission.
Portuguese, and five more languages
Bite2u shows your menu in Portuguese and in five other languages, depending on each customer's phone, with a photo of every dish. It also runs the restaurant itself: table QR ordering, kitchen screens, split bills and cash by shift.
What it costs
Bite2u is one flat monthly fee —$49.95 in the US, €49.95 in Europe, 49.95 CHF in Switzerland— with 0% commission per order and no long-term contract. The first 14 days are free, so you can test it with your own staff and your own customers.