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How eTakeawayMax and tastie. compare on fees and features

eTakeawayMax sells branded ordering websites and apps to UK takeaways on weekly packages, up to a Platinum bundle with EPOS, driver tracking and kitchen screens. tastie. gives takeaways their own ordering website with 0% commission and no monthly fee; customers pay just £1 per order, whatever the order size. Here is how they compare, using each company’s own published information.

Monthly fee
tastie.£0eTakeawayMaxFrom £10 a week
Commission on orders
tastie.0%eTakeawayMax0%
Fee the customer pays
tastie.£1 per ordereTakeawayMaxNot stated

Checked by hand on 31 October 2026 · Every fact linked to its source

In short: eTakeawayMax sells branded ordering websites and apps to UK takeaways on weekly packages, up to a Platinum bundle with EPOS, driver tracking and kitchen screens. tastie. charges the restaurant 0% commission and no monthly fee, and customers pay just £1 per order, whatever the order size. Choose eTakeawayMax if you want low weekly packages with apps included, or an EPOS that also takes in Just Eat, Uber Eats and Deliveroo orders.

At a glance

eTakeawayMax and tastie., from each company’s own website. Checked 31 October 2026
What matterstastie.eTakeawayMax
Monthly fee£0: no tastie. monthly feeSilver £10, Gold £14.50 or Platinum £20 a week; VAT not stated. Its current offer is £1 for the first 90 days
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Commission on orders0% restaurant commission“We take 0% commission per order”
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Fee the customer pays£1 per order, whatever the order sizeNot stated on its website
Card processingPaid by the restaurant, at a rate confirmed in writing before launchFees depend on the card provider you use
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Setup or activation feeNo tastie. setup fee“No Setup Fees” on its packages
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ContractYou review the agreement before your restaurant goes live12-month term that renews automatically unless cancelled with 30 days’ notice, per its £1-offer page; other pages on its site give different notice periods
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HardwareFree SUNMI V2 or V3 terminal and printer paper. The terminal remains the property of ACORN RESERVE LTDSold separately: Wi-Fi order printer £199 including VAT; Platinum EPOS bundle £599 plus VAT
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Where eTakeawayMax is strong

  • Publishes weekly package prices, with no setup fees. Source ↗
  • Offers a 90-day money-back guarantee and £1 for the first 90 days. Source ↗
  • Its Platinum package bundles EPOS, driver tracking, table ordering and a kitchen display. Source ↗

How tastie. is different

Like eTakeawayMax, tastie. gives a takeaway its own ordering website. The main difference is how you pay. tastie. charges the restaurant no monthly fee and 0% commission; your customers pay just £1 per order, whatever the order size. Card processing fees are paid by the restaurant, at a rate confirmed in writing before launch.

What each one includes

tastie.

  • Your own ordering website on your own web address, with a free .co.uk or .com if you need one and it is available.
  • Your menu set up for you from photos, a PDF or a link. You check it before it goes live.
  • A free SUNMI V2 or V3 terminal that prints orders at the counter, plus free printer paper. The terminal remains the property of ACORN RESERVE LTD.
  • Collection, or delivery by your own drivers. tastie. does not provide couriers.

eTakeawayMax

  • Branded website and online ordering (Silver) Source ↗
  • Android and iPhone apps (Gold) Source ↗
  • EPOS, caller ID, driver app, table ordering, kitchen display, and Just Eat, Uber Eats and Deliveroo orders in one place (Platinum) Source ↗

What 100 orders a month cost

Take 100 orders a month at £20 each: £2,000 of food sales. Leaving card processing aside, because every option has it:

  • tastie.: £0 monthly fee and £0 commission. Customers pay just £1 per order.
  • eTakeawayMax: £10 a week, which is £43.33 a month, VAT not stated. That is the Silver package. Card fees depend on your card provider.

This is arithmetic on published prices, not a quote. Use the commission calculator with your own numbers.

Which should you choose?

Choose eTakeawayMax if you want low weekly packages with apps included, or an EPOS that also takes in Just Eat, Uber Eats and Deliveroo orders.

Choose tastie. if you want your own ordering website with no monthly fee and 0% commission, your menu set up for you, and you offer collection or deliver with your own drivers.

Whichever you choose, compare quotes on the same footing: the same number of orders, the same order value, and every fee, including card processing.

Sources

Checked by hand on 31 October 2026. tastie.’s terms are on the offer page.

eTakeawayMax is a trademark of its owner. tastie. is not affiliated with or endorsed by eTakeawayMax. Facts about eTakeawayMax come from its own website on the date shown; prices and terms change, so ask eTakeawayMax for a current quote. Spotted a mistake? Tell us and we’ll correct it.