Software to manage Uber Eats and Deliveroo: the 2026 comparison

Each tool answers a different question. Before comparing prices, ask yourself what you want to fix: the tablets in the middle of a rush, your promotions, the time you spend on it, or your margin. The information below comes from each company’s website, checked on 26 October 2026.

Which tool for which need?

Bringing orders together: Deliverect, Otter, Fooderise

These tools bring Uber Eats and Deliveroo orders into one place, often into your POS system, and you manage your menus from a single tool. They are the answer to tablets piling up mid-service.

Deliverect describes itself as “neither a delivery platform nor a POS system” (translated from French): it connects the two (Deliverect’s FAQ). Otter publishes its prices per location (Otter’s website). Fooderise also has a free plan and a 14-day trial (Fooderise’s pricing).

Running promotions and advertising: Flynt

Flynt creates your promotions and your ads for all your restaurants. It launches or pauses them based on sales thresholds, and measures what each one brings in (Flynt’s strategy page). One of its plans adds an account manager. The details are in Flynt or Deliview.

Handing everything to an agency: Savour

Savour is an agency: an account manager runs your menus, your prices, your promotions, your advertising and your disputes day to day, and answers you on WhatsApp (Savour’s website). It states that it has more than 5,000 partner restaurants in 12 countries. The details are in Savour or Deliview.

Where Deliview fits

Deliview does not receive orders and does not replace your tablets or your POS system. It brings your Uber Eats and Deliveroo figures together on one screen. There you see what you keep after commission, promotions, VAT and food cost, and your prices against those in your area. You also find the refunds to dispute, with their deadline, and a reply ready for every review.

Deliview rolls out the changes on Uber Eats and Deliveroo: following the strategy set every month with your account manager (Délégation), or after you approve them (Copilote). Deliview was launched in October 2026 and only covers Uber Eats and Deliveroo, in France.

A connector and Deliview can work together: one brings the orders in, the other tells you what they leave you.

How to choose

1. Your tablets slow you down mid-service: look at a connector first.
2. You want promotions that start and stop based on your sales, across many restaurants: look at Flynt.
3. You no longer want to deal with it: an agency like Savour, or Deliview’s Délégation plan.
4. You want to see what each platform leaves you, and decide with someone: Deliview.

Frequently asked questions

Do you need a connector to use Deliview?

No. You invite Deliview as a user, once, in Uber Eats Manager and in Deliveroo’s Partner Hub. Your tablets and your POS system stay as they are.

Which is the cheapest?

Among the prices published on 26 October 2026: Fooderise has a free plan, Otter starts at €34 and Fooderise at €49 a month per location, Deliview at €69 a month excl. VAT. Deliverect, Flynt and Savour give a quote. Also compare what each price includes, and the commitment.

How much does Deliview cost?

Délégation is from €129 a month excl. VAT, and Copilote from €69 a month excl. VAT. The exact price depends on your restaurants and your needs: Tom sets it with you, before any payment.