How to start a food delivery marketplace.
Plan your food delivery marketplace: restaurant onboarding, courier operations, ordering apps, payments and a practical pilot before a wider launch.
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Give customers a place to order from your restaurant network, with the operational tools behind each delivery. DelivCore connects branded customer apps, courier apps, restaurant POS and dispatch on one platform.
01Customer ordering on iOS, Android and web
02Courier app connected to dispatch
03Your brand across the ordering journey
What white-label means for your delivery business
White-label software starts with an existing product and adapts its branding and configuration for your business. You are not commissioning every screen and operational workflow from a blank page. Your customers see your brand, while the platform supplies the connected ordering and delivery tools.
Branding is only one part of the decision. Review how restaurants receive orders, how couriers are assigned, what your team can manage and which changes require implementation work. A useful demo follows a complete order instead of showing disconnected app screens.
The customer journey: browse, order, follow the delivery
Customers need clear restaurant choices, understandable menus and a checkout they can complete. DelivCore’s customer apps support browsing, ordering, payment and delivery tracking, with customer web ordering available on your domain.
Prepare the menus and images with the same care as the logo. Restaurant availability, product choices and modifiers shape the everyday ordering experience. During the demo, choose an item with options and follow it through checkout so your team can evaluate a realistic order.
The courier journey: an order becomes a delivery
The courier app supports the delivery side of the operation, while dispatch gives the operator a view of the fleet and orders. Restaurant preparation and collection are part of the same journey: the customer app alone cannot resolve a late handoff at the kitchen.
Decide who operates dispatch, who supports couriers and who contacts the customer when plans change. Test how those people identify an order and hand it over. This is especially useful when moving from phone calls and separate tools into a shared workflow.
What to prepare for a branded app launch
Bring the brand name, logo, colors, domain and the restaurant content that will appear at launch. Agree the app publishing approach and required account access with the implementation team. Store listings, screenshots and review requirements are part of the release work, not an afterthought.
Your target country also affects payment availability and local integrations. Confirm these alongside your currency and language requirements. A branded app is a delivery channel for your business; it does not by itself establish fiscal compatibility in every country.
- Brand assets and the domain for customer ordering.
- Restaurant menus, options, photos and operating hours.
- Customer support and courier operating responsibilities.
- Target country, payment setup and publishing requirements.
Choose the scope around your first customers
If your immediate need is online ordering for one restaurant, discuss that scope explicitly. If customers will choose from a network of restaurants, review the marketplace workflow. Both involve ordering, but the operator’s responsibilities and onboarding work differ.
Compare the complete setup: customer channels, restaurant tools, courier workflow, implementation and ongoing service. Ask which items are included in the proposed plan and which depend on your configuration. Use the pricing page as a starting point, then confirm the scope for your business.
Questions before your demo.
Does DelivCore include customer and courier apps?
The marketplace platform includes customer and courier app workflows alongside web ordering, restaurant POS and dispatch. Confirm the surfaces and publishing scope included in your proposed setup.
Is white-label the same as custom development?
No. White-label configures an existing platform for your brand. Custom development adds or changes software for a specific requirement and should be scoped separately.
Can you guarantee an app-store approval date?
An app-store review is controlled by the store. Agree the preparation and submission work, but allow for review feedback when planning your public launch.
See the workflow for your business.
Tell us your country, your current setup and the first workflow you want to improve. We will use those details to discuss the scope of your demo.
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