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Re: Show HN: A free online ordering system for restaurants

#12

Free, "but if you want to take card payments there will be per-transaction charges" — not unexpected, but worth pointing out considering the emphasis on "free" in the headline.

You'll have per transaction charges no matter what service you use - it's charged by the bank.

Re: Show HN: A free online ordering system for restaurants

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post #12

Free, "but if you want to take card payments there will be per-transaction charges" — not unexpected, but worth pointing out considering the emphasis on "free" in the headline.

You'll have per transaction charges no matter what service you use - it's charged by the bank.

Thanks for letting them know.

Re: Show HN: A free online ordering system for restaurants

#17

Hi HN. I put this together over the last 2-3 weeks to help the many restaurants and retailers currently unable to trade. Whilst many operators in large cities have systems in place to handle a rapid change in operations, there's the very long tail of stores across the country who are very new to online ordering as a concept. So the focus is on simplicity and getting set up as quickly as possible. Tech stack: Vue.js &…

Nice work, will you make it also open source or as package to self-host?

Re: Show HN: A free online ordering system for restaurants

#20

Hi HN. I put this together over the last 2-3 weeks to help the many restaurants and retailers currently unable to trade. Whilst many operators in large cities have systems in place to handle a rapid change in operations, there's the very long tail of stores across the country who are very new to online ordering as a concept. So the focus is on simplicity and getting set up as quickly as possible. Tech stack: Vue.js &…

Nice work, will you make it also open source or as package to self-host?

It's not on the roadmap right now, the percentage of restaurants with the capability and desire to self-host software is very low.
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