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Catcher

6.6#13 in restaurant delivery management software€0.79 usage-based
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MyOrderBox

7.4#3 in restaurant delivery management softwareFrom £29 a month
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FactCatcherMyOrderBox
Founded20212016
HeadquartersMadrid, SpainNorth London Business Park, N11 1GN, United Kingdom
IntegrationsCatcher says it natively integrates with management, loyalty, and order aggregator systems, synchronising orders, menus, promotions, and customers in real time.The pricing page lists Just Eat, Uber Eats and Deliveroo integrations, and says aggregator integrations include providers such as Deliverect and Hubrise.
SupportThe developer portal directs API questions, feedback, and bug reports to [email protected].The pricing FAQ says all customers receive email support and knowledge-base access, while phone support is available as an add-on; onboarding includes remote training.
Target customersCatcher presents itself as a last-mile partner for independent restaurants, restaurant chains, and franchises.The pricing page describes Starter and Basic for takeaways, and Enterprise for brands and chains managing multiple locations.

Catcher plans

  • Drivers: accepted order commission€0.29, paid once
  • Merchants: more than 500 orders per month and per location€0.79 a month
  • Merchants: 0–500 orders per month and per location€0.99 a month
  • Merchant implementation fee€490, paid once

MyOrderBox plans

  • StarterFree
  • Basic£29 a month
  • Professional£59 a month
  • Enterprise£99 a month

Pick Catcher if…

Catcher suits independent restaurants, chains, and franchises seeking access to delivery drivers and fleet operators. Its API and integrations may also suit businesses connecting delivery operations with existing management or order systems.

Pick MyOrderBox if…

It suits takeaways that need order and delivery coordination, as well as brands and chains managing multiple locations. Restaurants need to provide their own delivery drivers.

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