Talabat vs RestApp

Talabat's commission generally runs about 15-30% of each order's value, with most restaurants in the 20-25% range and up to roughly 35% when you use Talabat's delivery fleet. On top of that you typically pay around 2-3% in card payment processing fees plus per-order delivery fees, and optional sponsored-listing charges if you want better visibility. RestApp charges 0% commission on orders and runs on a simple flat monthly plan instead.

No. On Talabat the diner is Talabat's customer, not yours. You get order details to fulfil the meal but limited access to the underlying customer data, which makes it hard to market to repeat customers or build loyalty outside the Talabat app. With RestApp, orders come through your own branded website and iOS/Android apps, so you own the customer data and the direct relationship.

Talabat is a delivery marketplace and app listing, not a point-of-sale system. It doesn't give you a cloud EPOS, QR/e-menu table ordering, a kitchen display system, or inventory management. RestApp is an all-in-one platform that includes cloud EPOS, e-menu/QR ordering, loyalty, KDS and inventory, plus your own ordering channels, all commission-free.

Talabat lists you inside its own marketplace alongside competitors, where ranking is influenced by paid promotions, and there's no branded app or website that belongs to you. RestApp gives every restaurant its own branded website and native iOS and Android apps, so customers order directly from you, you keep 100% of the revenue, and you're not paying to outrank rivals on someone else's platform.