A menu people can order from, with pickup or delivery — and nothing taken out of what they pay you.
Third-party ordering platforms take a fifth to a third of every order. For a home kitchen, a weekend tiffin service or a fundraiser plate sale, that is the entire margin. Most end up taking orders through Instagram DMs and a notebook instead — which works right up until forty people order at once.
An AxeFee menu is a page you link or QR. Photos, descriptions, prices, sections. Customers order and pay, and when they pay by Zelle you keep all of it.
Enough for a limited menu — honestly stated below.
Sections like Starters, Mains and Desserts, each item with a photo, description and price. A flat list of forty dishes is unusable; sections fix that.
Customers order three of one thing and two of another, like a shop rather than a form.
Set how many portions you have. When they’re gone the item stops selling.
Offer either or both, with a delivery fee and a free-over-X threshold. The cost is shown before they choose, never added at the end.
Every order in one table with the delivery address, exportable — the sheet you cook from.
A summary email tells you what’s been ordered and how much has come in, so you know what to shop for before you cook.
Worth knowing before you plan around it: there are no per-item modifiers — no “no onions”, no size or protein choice per dish. Custom questions apply to the whole order, not to individual items. There are also no pickup time slots on a store, and no kitchen-facing preparing/ready status.
So: a bake sale, a plate sale, a tiffin service, a pop-up or a fundraiser dinner works well today. A full restaurant menu with customisable dishes does not.
No. They open a link or scan a QR, order, and pay from their banking app or by card.
Yes, through your own Stripe account. Zelle costs you nothing; card costs whatever Stripe charges you.
Yes. The free plan covers 25 orders a month with no card required and no trial to cancel.
Yes — embed it in a page on your site with an iframe, or just link to it.
No percentage fees, ever. Your first 25 payments each month are free, then 30¢ a payment. Business is $39/month (or $350/year) with 500 payments included. Nonprofits get unlimited payments free.