FoxiFood provides restaurants with their own ordering platform. It addresses the problem of losing 25-35 percent of revenue to third-party delivery services by enabling direct orders that keep more money with the business and support brand building.
The platform includes QR code menus, phone orders, self-service ordering, and table reservations. It supplies a restaurant website on a custom domain, mobile app, and point-of-sale system. Operations tools cover menu management, order management, delivery management, kitchen display system, notifications, online payments, analytics, and an admin dashboard. Growth features encompass marketing tools, reputation management, marketing services, loyalty program, customer accounts, upsell options, and tips. Additional capabilities are multi-language support, allergen information, and various integrations.
It serves quick service restaurants such as fast food, kebab and döner, food trucks, bakeries, and taquerías as well as dining venues including pizzerias, trattorias, bistros, cafés, fine dining, sushi restaurants, hotel restaurants, crêperies, bars, pubs, wine bars, sports bars, breweries, taprooms, and ice cream shops. Other use cases extend to canteens, ghost kitchens, food courts, catering, and biergartens.
FoxiFood is delivered as restaurant software that incorporates a website, mobile app, and POS system. The site presents it as a class of direct ordering platform and compares it against systems such as Wolt, Uber Eats, and QR menu apps.
In the Business & Operations space, FoxiFood takes a focused approach. Restaurants losing 25-35% commission to third-party delivery platforms by lacking their own direct online ordering system. FoxiFood is a B2B product aimed at restaurant owners and operators. Pricing is paid, from $29. It runs on the web, iOS, and Android.
FoxiFood builds and maintains FoxiFood, and it first shipped in 2022. Among its 6 catalogued features are QR Code Ordering, Self-Service Kiosk, and Table Reservations. The interface is available in 24 languages, including Bulgarian, Czech, and Danish. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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