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Indentri vs DirectOrders.
DirectOrders and Indentri both sell zero-commission ordering for independent restaurants. The difference is the entry price and how fast you can see something real.
| What we compared | Indentri | DirectOrders |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | $0 for the site and ordering. $250 with managed Google Ads, ad spend included. | Pro at $249/mo founding rate ($449 standard); Pro + Voice at $349/mo founding ($799 standard); Enterprise custom. |
| Commission on orders | 0% at any ticket size, with a flat $3 online ordering fee paid by the guest at checkout. | 0% — DirectOrders also sells zero-commission ordering. |
| Getting started | A free preview of your actual site within 72 hours. No waitlist, no deposit. | "Apply for Access" — a selective onboarding waitlist, with a 14-day free trial. |
| Your website | A custom-designed site is included on the $0 plan. | Ordering-first — see their site for what each plan includes. |
The short version
DirectOrders' cheapest plan is $249 a month at its founding rate — $449 once that ends. Indentri's platform is $0 a month permanently, funded by a flat $3 guest fee, and the first thing you see is a free preview of your own site, not an application form.
If a voice-ordering product or an enterprise plan is what you need, DirectOrders builds in that direction. Indentri is for kitchens that want the simple version: a site, direct orders, and two numbers on the pricing page.
DirectOrders pricing and details as publicly listed, August 2026 — check their site for current numbers, and tell us if something here is out of date. We'll fix it.
See your restaurant's site before you pay.
Tell us about your restaurant. Within seventy-two hours we'll send a free preview of what your site could look like — designed specifically for your room. No deposit. No commitment.
- No setup fee
- Zero commission
- No deposit. 72-hour turnaround.