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Browser based online ordering, POS, kitchen display and courier dispatch for delivery led restaurants and cloud kitchens, billed by monthly order volume.
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Claim this listing →Shortlist Delivety if you run a cloud kitchen or delivery heavy restaurant with your own riders and want one browser based system from order taking through kitchen screens to courier routing, without a per order commission to the vendor. The biggest gap for India is payments: the vendor names PayPal and Stripe, its app also lists LiqPay and a custom provider, and there is no Razorpay, PayU or UPI option mentioned, so confirm your ordering website can actually collect from Indian customers before paying.
There is also no named Swiggy or Zomato integration, so aggregator orders would need manual entry or custom API work. Billing is in US dollars to a Cyprus company with no GST invoice mentioned, so budget for forex charges and handle GST yourself, and note that the vendor only spells out which orders count toward the monthly cap for its agency plans, where every order type counts. Against Indian restaurant POS products like Petpooja, you trade aggregator integration, Indian payments, GST billing and local support for stronger kitchen, assembly and own fleet delivery tooling at a low entry price.
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In short
Delivety is listed under Restaurant POS & Operations, reviewed for Indian buyers. All-in it runs about ₹881/mo for a GST-registered business ($9/mo sticker plus about 3.5% card forex). FindThatSoftware rates it best for cloud kitchens and delivery first restaurants running their own courier fleet; a poor fit for restaurants whose orders mostly come through Swiggy or Zomato and need aggregator sync.
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₹881
Delivety advertises $9/mo. A GST-registered business in India pays about ₹881 a month (₹10,573/yr) once the roughly 3.5% card forex markup is added, with GST reclaimed as input credit. If you cannot reclaim GST, it is about ₹1,040 a month.
Indicative, not a bill. The exchange rate is a single mid-market reference, not a live feed, and GST-registered businesses may reclaim input credit. Confirm current pricing on the vendor site.
Full India pricing breakdownHow well Delivety fits an Indian business operationally, from the verified pricing and company facts we hold.
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Audit your spendDelivety is run by USIP Solutions LTD, a private company registered in Limassol, Cyprus; the company says it launched its first food delivery business in 2004 and built the system to run its own delivery brands first. It bundles an operator POS with a built in customer CRM and stop list, a kitchen display that routes dishes to the right station, an assembly screen, a menu builder and recipe editor, a hosted ordering website, a courier web app and a dispatcher logistics view. Everything runs in a web browser on phones, tablets or PCs, so there are no proprietary terminals, and orders from an existing website can be pushed in through a webhook API. Plans are tiered by monthly order count rather than by users or locations, with delivery zones and route optimisation sold as paid extensions. The ordering website supports PayPal and Stripe, the admin app also lists LiqPay and a custom provider option, and no Indian gateway such as Razorpay, PayU or UPI is named, nor any Swiggy or Zomato integration.
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