Takeout
Your own online ordering system: branded, embedded on your domain, and connected directly to your kitchen. No marketplace fees, no guest data shared with competitors. And the marketplaces you do run, DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub, funnel into the same kitchen, inventory, and books, all managed from one menu.
Marketplaces take 30%. They own your guest. You pay them to compete with you.
Third-party delivery platforms charge punitive fees, hide your customer data, and run paid ads that sit your restaurant next to your competitors. Direct orders are the only ones that actually pay.
Your URL. Your brand. Your guest list. Zero cut.
Mise gives you a takeout storefront on your domain, fully branded, connected directly to the kitchen. The guest is yours: order history, contact info, preferences, all yours. And the marketplaces you still run funnel into that same kitchen, inventory, and ledger, with one menu pushing out to all of them.
What it does.
Branded storefront
Hosted on your domain with your brand. Looks nothing like a marketplace.
Marketplace orders, unified
Run on DoorDash, Uber Eats, or Grubhub? Their orders funnel straight into Mise: one kitchen display, one inventory count, one ledger. No extra tablet crowding the pass.
Centralized menu manager
Edit your menu once in Mise. Prices, new items, and 86's push out to every marketplace and your own storefront at once. No logging into five dashboards.
Direct kitchen injection
Orders fire directly to the kitchen display the moment the guest checks out.
Pickup time management
Throttle orders by time slot. The kitchen never gets slammed.
Guest account and history
Guests save payment, reorder with one tap. Order history feeds your CRM and marketing.
Takeout doesn't work alone.
Every module shares one database, so data crosses the platform the moment it's created.
Membership plus usage. Honest math.
A flat monthly base subscription, plus low usage rates, measured by the time you actually use Mise. Add Takeout on its own, or run the whole house. You will always only pay for what you use.
See how usage based pricing works