Wiiz Eat or Wolt, Foody, efood?

Delivery platforms bring you new customers and drivers, for a commission on every order. Wiiz Eat is your own ordering system for your own customers, at €0.15 per order. Here are the differences, with sources.

Wiiz EatWolt, Foody, efood
What you pay€0.15 for each order you accept, plus a one-time €250 setup. Excl. VAT.Commission on every order [1][2]. They do not publish a fixed rate. Restaurants in Cyprus reported 19–25% per delivery order and 10% for pickup [3].
Paid promotionNone.Optional. Restaurants reported €50 a week on Wolt and over €400 a month on Foody [3].
Who collects the moneyYou, directly: the customer pays cash or by card on your own POS.The platform, which pays you per period: on Wolt weekly, every two weeks, monthly or every six days [1]; efood says "you get paid immediately" [2].
DeliveryYour own drivers, with a free driver app, or pickup from your restaurant.The platform's drivers [1][2].
New customersIt does not advertise you to new audiences. You bring your customers with your own link and QR code.They show you to their app users, alongside other restaurants.
Customer detailsEvery order adds the customer to your list with name and phone, for SMS and repeat orders.The customer orders inside the platform's app.
Lock-inNo lock-in.No fixed term on efood [2]; Wolt charges no activation or cancellation fee [1].

Platform details from the sources below, as they were on 3 October 2026. Each restaurant's terms may differ.

When each one makes sense

The platforms are worth it when you need new customers and have no drivers: they put you in front of thousands of users and handle delivery.

Wiiz Eat is worth it for customers who already know you: each of their orders costs you €0.15 instead of a percentage, the money goes straight to you and their details stay on your own list.

Many restaurants do both: they keep the platforms for new customers and give their regulars a link and QR code to order directly. Calculate what you keep →

Frequently asked questions

Can I use Wiiz Eat alongside Wolt, Foody or efood?

Yes. Many restaurants keep the platforms for new customers and send their regulars to order directly, at €0.15 per order instead of a percentage.

How much commission do delivery platforms take?

They don't publish a fixed rate; it is agreed per restaurant. Check your platform statement and work out your real rate with our calculator.

Guides for restaurants

  1. Sources (retrieved 3 October 2026)
  2. [1] Wolt for merchants (Cyprus)
  3. [2] efood — partner sign-up (Greek)
  4. [3] Cyprus Mail, "Food delivery apps have transformed the hospitality sector", 12 Jan 2025
  5. Wolt, Foody and efood are trademarks of their respective owners.

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