Vertical Solution · Food & Grocery

Food Delivery App DevelopmentMulti-Restaurant · Cloud Kitchen · Grocery

Launch a complete food delivery platform - customer, restaurant, rider, and admin - from a Miracuves ready-made base in 6 working days, from $2,799. Commission engine, live tracking, 100% source code. Miracuves scopes food delivery clone base, payment provider, and branding in writing before payment.

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  • 6 Working Days Build
  • Customer · Restaurant · Rider
  • From $2,799
  • 100% Source Code
$2,799Restaurant delivery platform
$2,499Instacart grocery base
6 daysBuild time on a ready-made base
4Apps and consoles per build
Restaurant and grocery bases ready to brand
Multi-restaurant orderingRider dispatchLive order trackingGrocery substitutions
  • $2,799Starting price
  • 6 DaysBuild time, FACT-005
  • 3 Apps + AdminCustomer · Restaurant · Rider
  • 90+Clone solutions
  • 100%Source code yours
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In short

Miracuves launches food delivery businesses - multi-restaurant marketplaces, cloud kitchens and grocery delivery - on a ready-made platform with customer, restaurant and rider apps plus an admin console. The restaurant platform is $2,799 and the Instacart grocery base $2,499. The build takes 6 working days, custom work takes 2-8 weeks, and you own 100% of the source code.

Our Approach

How Miracuves delivers food delivery platforms - restaurant ops included

Miracuves has delivered 9,000+ projects, and a food delivery launch starts from a platform that already takes orders, sends them to kitchens, dispatches riders and settles payouts. The engagement goes into your restaurant mix, your delivery area and your brand instead of a six-month greenfield build. Engineers who want the technical detail will find it on the Flutter and Node.js pages.

Who this is for: restaurant groups, cloud kitchens, grocers and local founders who want their own ordering channel live on both stores, with the price known up front and the code theirs. Every build is tested on real Android phones and iPhones before submission, and the handover pack lists the API keys, push credentials and admin logins your team needs to run the platform without Miracuves.

Every food delivery engagement starts with an NDA and a written scope: which base, which payment methods (cash on delivery included where your market expects it), your branding, and whose developer accounts the apps publish to. Ordering, dispatch and refund flows are tested on release builds on real phones, and commission and delivery-fee rules are checked in admin before handover. Miracuves stays reachable through app review and the 60-day guidance window.

When a clone may not fit: Clone deployment may not fit when you operate cloud kitchens with proprietary IoT oven integrations, or franchise contracts that forbid white-label UI patterns. We scope honestly before payment.

  • Profiled on release builds, never in development mode
  • One order status shared by customer, kitchen and rider
  • Physical device QA on iOS and Android before store submission
  • Admin panel included: commissions, zones, and analytics pre-wired
  • 100% source code + IP transfer at handoff: not licensed hosting
9,000+Projects delivered since 2010
3,900+Apps published by Miracuves
90+Ready-made solutions to start from
6 daysReady-made clone delivery
2-8wMiracuves custom build timelines
100%Source code ownership

Decisions First

What you have to decide before a delivery build starts

Delivery marketplaces live or die on unit economics per order, and those are set by decisions about who delivers, who sets prices, and what happens when an order goes wrong.

Fleet

Who actually delivers

Your own riders, a third-party fleet, or restaurants delivering themselves. This changes your liability, your app, and your cost per order.

Scoped upfront
Commission

How the money splits

Restaurant commission, delivery fee, service fee and surge. The structure decides whether volume growth improves margin or destroys it.

Scoped upfront
Zones

Where you will deliver

Coverage areas and travel-time limits. Accepting orders you cannot deliver profitably is the most common way these businesses bleed.

Scoped upfront
Dispatch

How orders reach a rider

Assignment logic that accounts for preparation time, not just distance, so food is collected hot rather than sitting on a counter.

In the base
Live state

What everyone sees while it happens

Order status shared consistently between customer, restaurant and rider, because most support contacts are caused by uncertainty.

In the base
Failures

Cancellations, refunds and no-shows

Who absorbs the cost when a restaurant rejects an order or a rider cannot deliver, decided as policy and enforced in the product.

In the base

Platform Anatomy

Customer app · Restaurant app · Admin

The customer app, the restaurant app and the admin console carry 15 production features each - 45 in all, not a stripped MVP - and the rider app ships alongside them. The phone apps are store-ready builds; the admin runs in the browser.

Customer App

iOS & Android · store-ready
15 features
  • Restaurant browse, filters & search
  • Menu customization & add-ons
  • Real-time order & delivery tracking
  • In-app payments & wallet top-up
  • Scheduled orders & pre-order slots
  • Ratings, reviews & photo uploads
  • Promo codes & referral rewards
  • Multi-address delivery locations
  • Reorder from history in one tap
  • In-app chat with rider/restaurant
  • Dietary filters & allergen tags
  • Group ordering & split payment
  • Push alerts for each order stage
  • Multi-language & RTL support
  • Apple Pay / Google Pay checkout

Restaurant App

iOS & Android · store-ready
15 features
  • Order queue & kitchen display sync
  • Menu & pricing management on mobile
  • Accept/reject orders with prep times
  • Earnings & payout dashboard
  • Inventory low-stock alerts
  • Rider assignment & handoff status
  • Promotional item scheduling
  • Operating hours & holiday modes
  • Document upload for compliance
  • Multi-branch outlet switching
  • In-app chat with customers
  • Performance & rating analytics
  • Thermal printer / POS integration
  • Multi-language menu support
  • Support ticket escalation

Admin Panel

Web console · browser-based
15 features
  • Restaurant onboarding & approval
  • Commission rules per category/zone
  • Live ops map - riders & orders
  • Surge & delivery fee configuration
  • Campaign & coupon management
  • Dispute & refund workflows
  • Revenue dashboards & exports
  • Fraud & chargeback monitoring
  • Push notification broadcasts
  • Zone & city management
  • Content & CMS for static pages
  • Rider KYC verification queue
  • Multi-currency & tax settings
  • API for ERP / POS partners
  • SLA monitoring & alert rules

Choose Your Route

Ready-made vs custom vs white-label - which fits your delivery business

Three ways to get an ordering and delivery platform in front of customers. They differ in what you own, how soon the first order arrives and who decides how your riders are dispatched.

MetricFive things that decide cost, speed and reach
Miracuves

Ready-made base

UberEats or Instacart base, rebranded

Custom build

Designed around your dispatch model

White-label SaaS

An ordering platform, rented

01Time to launch
6 working daysMiracuves build time, FACT-005
2-8 weeksQuoted in writing before work starts
Days to weeksSet by the vendor's onboarding queue
02What you pay
From $2,799One-time, listed on the product page
Scoped quoteMilestone billing, agreed first
Monthly or per-order feeFor as long as you trade
03Source code
100% yoursTransferred to your account
100% yoursTransferred to your account
Stays with the vendorYou rent the storefront
04Riders and dispatch
Rider app and dispatch includedYour own fleet or restaurant delivery
Any fleet, any hand-off rulesIncluding third-party courier links
The vendor's dispatch optionsChanged only on the vendor's roadmap
05Best for
Restaurant, cloud kitchen and grocery deliveryThat match what the base already runs
Deep POS or kitchen-hardware workAnything the base does not cover
Trying one neighborhoodBefore owning a product
Start from a ready-made base if…

you run restaurant, cloud kitchen or grocery delivery with your own riders or restaurant-side delivery, and want to own the code from day one. Browse the UberEats Clone or the Instacart Clone.

Choose custom or white-label if…

you need proprietary kitchen hardware, a deep POS integration, or carrier shipping and cold chain for nationwide gift orders, none of which the base includes (custom), or you only want to test one neighborhood before owning anything (white-label).

Founder Questions

What delivery founders settle before the first order

Which base to start from, what the launch really costs, what has to be ready on your side and which rules stay with you as the operator.

UberEats, Zomato, Grubhub or DoorDash: are these different bases?

UberEats, Zomato and Grubhub are one restaurant delivery platform, presented for different markets, at $2,799 today. The choice between them is about the storefront you want customers to see - discovery and ratings, fast delivery, catering slots - not about separate code. The customer, restaurant and rider apps and the admin console are the same underneath.

DoorDash-style marketplaces are different: they run on the Swiggy base at $3,399, which also carries food and grocery in one app. The Instacart Clone is a grocery base with substitutions at $2,499. Gifting and maker marketplaces run on the restaurant platform with local fulfillment only: carrier shipping and cold chain are not built, and would be custom scope.

What does a food delivery launch cost in total?

The base is a one-time price published on its product page, from $2,799 today. It covers the customer, restaurant and rider apps and the admin console, branded, deployed to your hosting and handed over with the source code.

Running costs sit outside the build price and depend on your order volume: maps and routing calls, SMS for one-time passwords, push notifications, payment processing fees and hosting. Miracuves lists each one before billing so you can price your delivery fee against them. Changes beyond the base, such as a POS integration or a new dispatch rule, are quoted in writing after scoping, typically 2-8 weeks of build, and nothing is billed before the quote is agreed.

What do I need ready before the 6 working days start?

The 6 working days are Miracuves build time, and they do not run past six. The items that can add calendar time sit on your side, so start them early:

  • Apple and Google developer accounts in your company's name, verified
  • Your branding: logo, colors and app names
  • A payment provider already onboarded, and a decision on cash on delivery
  • Your first restaurants' menus in a spreadsheet, ready for import
  • The delivery area, delivery fees and commission rates you want to start with
  • Keys for maps and SMS, plus hosting and a domain

Who handles food safety, rider and tax rules?

The platform gives you the tools those rules rely on: restaurants upload their documents in the restaurant app, riders go through a verification queue in admin, menus carry allergen and dietary tags, and tax and currency settings are configured per market.

The obligations belong to the business that runs the marketplace. Food business licenses sit with each restaurant, how riders are engaged follows your local labor law, and tax registration, consumer refund rules and data protection sit with you as the operator. Miracuves holds no license on your behalf; it configures the platform to the policy you set and documents the setup for your adviser.

Which delivery businesses have launched on these bases?

Three client projects on the UberEats base are published in the Miracuves portfolio. Each was built in 6 working days of Miracuves time, reused 19 of 24 building blocks from the base, and shipped 4 applications, with the source code transferred to the client:

Grocery, a restaurant brand and a general food marketplace all started from the same restaurant platform; what differed was the merchant mix and the rules each business added.

  • Click2Deliver - food and grocery delivery on one courier fleet
  • Bharat Eat Mods - a food delivery platform tuned to local ordering habits
  • Mega Chicken - ordering for a restaurant brand, with store-level menu control

How It Works

Food delivery flow - order to doorstep

Five handoffs take one order from the menu to the doorstep, and each is visible to the customer, the kitchen and the rider.

  1. Customer browses and places an order

    Restaurant discovery, menu customization, and checkout - with delivery ETA shown before payment.

  2. Restaurant confirms and prepares

    Kitchen display receives order. Prep time communicated to customer and rider dispatch.

  3. Rider assigned and picks up

    Live map tracking from restaurant to doorstep. Customer notified at each handoff stage.

  4. Delivery completed & payment settled

    Automatic split between platform, restaurant, and rider per configured commission rules.

  5. Ratings captured on both sides

    Customer rates food and delivery. Restaurant sees feedback in dashboard for quality loops.

ETA first

Order placed

Browse, customize, pay - with ETA before checkout.

Live

Kitchen + rider

Prep status and map tracking through delivery.

Auto

Split payout

Platform, restaurant, rider settled per admin rules.

Revenue Model

6 ways your food delivery platform generates revenue

Commission and fee rules live in the admin console, so each revenue line below can be switched on at launch and tuned per zone later. Miracuves confirms food delivery scope, integrations and timeline in writing before payment.

Commission per Order

Percentage of each order retained from restaurant partners - configurable by cuisine, zone, or tier.

Example: 18-28% per order

Delivery Fees

Customer-facing delivery charge retained by platform, separate from restaurant share.

Example: $2-6 per delivery

Restaurant Subscriptions

Monthly fee for premium placement, analytics, or lower commission tiers.

Example: $99/mo partner plus

In-App Advertising

Sponsored restaurant slots in search and category rails.

Example: $200-2,000/mo per city

Surge Pricing

Higher delivery fees during peak demand windows.

Example: 1.5×-2.5× peak multiplier

White-Label Licensing

License the platform to regional operators under your brand.

Example: enterprise custom

Illustrative only: the example rates are what delivery marketplaces commonly charge, shown to size the model. They are not results from a Miracuves client; your numbers depend on your city, your restaurant terms and your order volume.

Who This Is For

Is a food delivery platform right for you?

These buyers already have kitchens, stores or a local market. What they lack is an ordering channel of their own.

Cloud Kitchens

Several virtual brands out of one kitchen, each with its own menu and hours in the restaurant app, sold through your own storefront instead of someone else's listing.

Ghost kitchens

Restaurant Groups

One ordering app for every outlet, with branch switching in the restaurant app and store-level menus, so repeat customers order from you directly.

Multi-outlet chains

Grocery Operators

Store catalogs, substitutions and delivery slots on the Instacart grocery base at $2,499, or food and grocery in one app on the Swiggy base.

Hyperlocal retail

Regional Founders

A marketplace built for your city: your languages, RTL where needed, the payment methods locals use and cash on delivery.

MENA & Africa

Why Miracuves

How Miracuves compares to typical food delivery vendors

Food delivery software is often sold cheap on the customer app and expensive everywhere else. These are the lines worth checking in any quote, with the restaurant and rider apps included.

  • Source code ownership100% Yours
  • Admin panel includedAlways
  • Post-launch support60 Days
  • NDA before details sharedDay One
  • Published pricingYes, public
  • App Store submissionFully managed
  • Real device QAAlways tested
  1. 01

    Food base prices are published

    Every food base shows its price on its product page, so you can check the restaurant platform against your budget before the first call. A fixed price works because the platform already exists; only changes beyond it are quoted.

  2. 02

    The code and the customer data are yours

    Menus, order history and restaurant terms belong to your business, and so does the code that runs them. Miracuves transfers 100% of the source code and IP, and any team can extend it later without a license fee.

  3. 03

    Restaurant and rider apps are not an upsell

    The restaurant app, the rider app and the admin console are inside the base price for food deployments, not extras added once the customer app is agreed.

  4. 04

    Real devices, not just emulators

    Emulator-only testing misses GPS drift, push notification failures, and payment edge cases. Every Miracuves build is QA'd on physical iOS and Android hardware.

  5. 05

    Honest timelines, not marketing numbers

    Miracuves states 6 working days of build time on a ready-made base and 2-8 weeks for custom work, and puts any extension in writing before payment - not surprise SOWs mid-project.

Architecture

Food delivery architecture - menus, riders, and kitchen sync

An order involves four parties - customer, kitchen, rider and you - so the platform keeps one order record they all read, and pushes every status change to the others as it happens.

  • 01

    Customer, restaurant and rider apps

    iOS and Android builds from one codebase per app, with background location for riders and a push at every order stage, so one release updates both stores.

  • 02

    Admin & operations panel

    Web admin for commissions, zones, catalog, disputes, and analytics - included in the base price, not a Phase 2 upsell.

  • 03

    API & real-time layer

    Laravel or Node.js REST plus WebSockets for live tracking, chat, and order state - Redis queues for dispatch retries and notification fan-out.

  • 04

    Payments & payouts

    Stripe, Razorpay, or regional PSP wired with webhook idempotency and admin reconciliation - scoped to your market before configuration starts.

An order is paidThe customer sees the ETA before paying, and only then is the kitchen asked
The kitchen sets a prep timeDispatch waits on that time, not just on the distance to the rider
A rider collects and deliversEach handoff is time-stamped and pushed to the customer
The order settles three waysRestaurant share, rider earnings and your commission land in the admin reports

Built withFlutter App DevelopmentNode.js Development90+ ready-made solutions

Technology Stack

Food delivery stack - kitchen to customer

What sits under the apps, from maps to payment webhooks. The full architecture notes are part of the handover pack.

FL
Flutter 3.24+Customer, restaurant and rider apps
Dt
Dart 3.5App language
Lv
LaravelBackend REST API
No
Node.jsReal-time services
FB
FirebaseAuth · FCM · Firestore
GM
Google MapsGPS · routing · geofence
💳
Stripe/RazorpayPayments · payouts
Ws
WebSocketsLive tracking · chat
Rd
RedisCache · job queues
My
MySQLPrimary data store
Sq
SQLite/HiveOffline-first cache
Cm
CodemagicCI/CD pipelines
Dk
Docker/AWSInfra & scaling
Sn
SentryCrash & error tracking
Tw
TwilioSMS · OTP verification
Mx
MapboxAlt. mapping provider

Quality Standards

Quality standards for food delivery launches

Six gates stand between the last line of code and the first real order.

  • Physical device QAGate
  • Release build profilingGate
  • Security reviewGate
  • Store compliance passGate
  • Handoff packageGate
  • 60-day monitored supportGate

Delivery Gates

Six checkpoints before handoff

01

Physical device QA

Every build tested on real iOS and Android hardware - GPS, push, payments, and background modes behave differently on emulators; Miracuves does not sign off emulator-only.

02

Release build profiling

Release builds are profiled - not debug builds - before store submission. Performance accepted only when representative of user experience.

03

Security review

No secrets in the source; keys live in environment config. Admin routes need a login, and payment and refund webhooks are verified and processed once, even when the provider retries.

04

Store compliance pass

Provisioning, privacy answers and listing copy prepared for the customer, restaurant and rider apps on both stores; rejections within scope are fixed in the 60-day window.

05

Handoff package

Repository, environment setup guide, admin logins, API notes and a runbook for peak-hour incidents - not just a repository link.

06

60-day monitored support

Crash and payment regressions addressed when caused by in-scope configuration - Miracuves stays reachable through store review, not only launch day.

Delivery Process

Food delivery deployment - 6 working days

Menus imported, payment methods connected, the delivery area drawn and every order flow tested on real phones. The NDA, the written scope and the source handover come with every build.

  1. Day 0

    Brief & NDA

    Tell us your model on WhatsApp: restaurants, cloud kitchen or grocery. The NDA is signed the same day, and the base and any changes are confirmed in writing.

  2. Day 1-2

    Branding & Setup

    Your brand on the apps and the storefront, payment methods connected, first menus imported and the delivery area set in admin.

  3. Day 2-5

    Changes to the Base

    The agreed changes: fee rules, extra order types, languages or RTL, and any integration in scope.

  4. Day 5-6

    QA on Real Devices

    Tested on physical iOS and Android. Ordering, kitchen acceptance, rider dispatch, payment and refund flows verified end-to-end on release builds.

  5. Day 6

    Handover & Store Submission

    Apps submitted from your own developer accounts; source code, docs and admin credentials delivered. Store review then runs on Apple's and Google's clock, and the 60-day guidance window begins.

Day 0NDA signed
Day 1Menus and branding in
Day 5Device QA begins
Day 6Build handed over

Six days is Miracuves build time, not calendar time

The six days are ours, and they do not run past six. What can add time sits on your side: developer account verification, merchant onboarding and compliance approvals are controlled by the app stores and your payment provider, not by us. We list exactly what you need ready on the first call so you can start those in parallel.

See what you provideFACT-005, audited quarterly

Cost & Pricing

What food delivery development costs

Published prices. No request-a-quote wall. The restaurant delivery platform behind the UberEats, Zomato and Grubhub bases is $2,799; the Swiggy base, which also runs DoorDash-style marketplaces, is $3,399, and the Instacart grocery base $2,499.

Standard Clone

$2,799 /from

6 working days · scoped

  • Customer, restaurant and rider apps + admin
  • Your brand on every app and the storefront
  • Payment provider and cash on delivery set up
  • Menus imported for your first restaurants
  • Full source code delivered
  • 60-day guidance after launch
Start Standard Deployment
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Custom Build

Custom Quote

Scoped before build · milestone billing

  • The ready-made base plus your changes
  • POS, kitchen display or courier integrations
  • New dispatch or fee rules
  • Reporting built around your own numbers
  • Full source code + IP transfer
  • 60-day guidance + priority fixes
Get a Scope & Quote

Enterprise Platform

Enterprise

Multi-market · SLA · compliance

  • Several cities or countries on one admin
  • Franchise or regional operator model
  • Custom analytics and compliance reports
  • A named account manager
  • Uptime terms written into the contract
  • An ongoing development retainer
Discuss Enterprise

Cost factors that change the priceThe UberEats and Zomato bases are the same restaurant platform, so the choice is about storefront, payment methods and delivery area, all confirmed in writing before payment.

What affects project cost

Readymade food delivery clone pricing stays fixed when scope matches the published base. Custom integrations, multi-city zones, and compliance workflows are quoted before payment.

Typical budget ranges

  • Ready-made basefrom $2,7996 working days

Custom build: scoped quote · milestone billing · 2-8 weeks.

Enterprise: multi-region, SLA, compliance - contact for written scope.

Client project

What deploying a food delivery platform looks like in practice

A real Miracuves client project. Every detail here is taken from its published case study.

Click2Deliver needed a food and grocery delivery platform. The UberEats Clone base already carried the mechanics, so the engagement went where their product was actually different. The stack on record for this build: JS+PHP. Other client projects on record for this: Bharat Eat Mods.

  1. 01

    What already existed

    19 of its 24 building blocks were reused unchanged from the UberEats Clone base, already proven on other engagements.

  2. 02

    What was built for Click2Deliver

    5 pieces were built for this client: the parts that made the product theirs rather than anyone else's.

  3. 03

    Handover

    4 applications and consoles shipped through development, staging and production, and the source code was transferred to Click2Deliver's own account.

6 daysBuild time on record
4Applications shipped
100%Source code transferred
Read the full case study
Client testimonial
"Two order types, one courier fleet. The base handled multi-vertical ordering, so the work was our merchant mix and the grocery-specific substitution and weight rules. Live inside a month."
CT
Click2Deliver TeamFounding team, Click2Deliver
More client projects
Project record
  • ClientClick2Deliver
  • SolutionUberEats Clone · MXEats
  • Delivered2021
  • StackJS+PHP
  • Build time6 working days
  • Source codeTransferred to the client
19 of 24Blocks reused
5Built for this client
9Integrations, each isolated

Client Reviews

What clients say about Miracuves food delivery deployments

Delivery operators who launched on Miracuves bases, in their own words. Every quote below is published on the Miracuves client testimonials page.

★★★★★Client testimonial
"Miracuves's Delivery Genie base gave us the rider app, the dispatch console, and live tracking. We added a multi-tenant layer for our B2B clients, our branded customer tracking page, and a custom COD/settlement module."
MW
Marsha WilliamsFounder, Bmore On Demands LLC
Gojek Clone
★★★★★Client testimonial
"Menus, order routing and dispatch were solved. Our work was the store-level menu control and the packaging and prep rules our brand needs."
MC
Mega Chicken TeamFounding team, Mega Chicken
UberEats Clone
★★★★★Client testimonial
"Menus, order routing and courier dispatch were solved. Our work was the local ordering habits, the payment mix and the restaurant onboarding flow."
BE
Bharat Eat Mods TeamFounding team, Bharat Eat Mods
UberEats Clone
5.0 / 5.0Clutch average · 14 reviews
4.8 / 5.0Google average rating
Top DeveloperClutch recognition 2024-2025
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Three promises we would stake the company on

Every promise on this site rests on these three. Each one is something you can check, not something you have to take on trust.

  • 01People you can name

    Our leadership is public, with real LinkedIn profiles, not a stock-photo team page. A named team works your build and sends you progress on WhatsApp every working day.

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  • 02Proof over promises

    Every number we publish, pricing, timelines, project counts, is defined and sourced on a public facts ledger. If we can't back a claim, we don't make it.

    Read the facts ledger
  • 03A process with a deadline

    Ready-made platforms go from kickoff to live deployment in 6 working days, guaranteed: miss it for reasons on our side and we work free until launch. Custom builds get a fixed quote after a free feasibility study.

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Frequently Asked

Food Delivery App Development - FAQ

Something not covered here? Ask on WhatsApp and you will usually have an answer within two hours.

Ask us directly
How long does it take Miracuves to launch a food delivery platform?

Food delivery clones - customer, restaurant, rider, and admin - are built in 6 working days of Miracuves time on a ready-made base, and custom builds take 2-8 weeks. Store review then runs on Apple's and Google's clock, and payment provider onboarding on your provider's. Miracuves configures multi-restaurant ordering, kitchen prep times, rider dispatch, and commission splits during the configuration sprint. Device QA verifies order-to-delivery flows before stores receive the build.

Which food delivery clone bases does Miracuves offer?

The UberEats, Zomato and Grubhub clones are one restaurant delivery platform, presented for different markets, at $2,799. DoorDash-style marketplaces run on the Swiggy base (food plus grocery), and Instacart (grocery) is a separate base too. Each product page lists its price. Miracuves selects the base matching your model - pure delivery, cloud kitchen, or grocery - on Day 0 of the engagement.

Can restaurants manage their own menus and orders?

Yes. The restaurant app includes menu management, order accept/reject, prep time updates, and earnings dashboards. Admin can onboard restaurants, set category commissions, and run promo campaigns. Thermal printer and POS integrations are available in custom scopes for high-volume partners.

How are delivery fees and commissions configured?

Admin panel rules engine supports percentage commission per cuisine or zone, flat delivery fees, surge multipliers during peak hours, and separate rider incentives. Miracuves pre-configures sensible defaults; you adjust live without redeploying apps. All fee logic is server-side - not hardcoded in the client.

What payment methods work for food delivery deployments?

Stripe, Razorpay, Paystack, cash-on-delivery, and wallet top-up are supported. Split settlements between platform, restaurant, and rider follow your configured rules. Miracuves tests refund and partial-capture flows on physical devices because payment edge cases are where food apps fail in production.

What does a food delivery app cost with Miracuves?

The restaurant delivery platform - the base behind the UberEats, Zomato and Grubhub clones - is $2,799, one-time, with the customer, restaurant and rider apps and the admin console. The Swiggy base, which also runs DoorDash-style marketplaces, is $3,399 and the Instacart grocery base $2,499. Custom work is quoted in writing after scoping, typically 2-8 weeks, before any payment.

Can Miracuves support cloud kitchens and single-brand restaurants?

Yes. Single-brand deployments simplify restaurant onboarding - one menu, one kitchen, rider dispatch only. Cloud kitchen networks use multi-branch restaurant accounts in the same admin. Custom flows like scheduled orders, catering slots, and dietary filters are scoped in the customization sprint if not in the standard base.

Do I receive full source code for the food delivery platform?

You receive 100% of the app and backend source code with IP assignment. Hosting, menu content, and restaurant contracts remain your operations. Miracuves 60-day support covers launch defects; you may hire any team to extend features afterward without license fees to Miracuves.

Does Miracuves handle App Store and Google Play submission?

Yes, for all three phone apps: customer, restaurant and rider. Miracuves prepares signing, listing copy, screenshots and the privacy answers, and submits from your own developer accounts so the listings belong to you. Review itself runs on Apple's and Google's clock; rejections caused by in-scope configuration are fixed in the 60-day window at no extra cost.

How is a Miracuves vertical deployment different from hiring a freelance developer?

Freelancers typically rebuild dispatch, payments, admin, and store pipelines from scratch - high risk and unpredictable timelines. Miracuves starts from ready-made bases already running live platforms, backed by 9,000+ delivered projects, with NDA, IP assignment, published pricing, and company-backed support. You launch in days with owned source code, not a six-month solo build that may never reach the stores.

Are the UberEats, Zomato and Grubhub clones separate products?

No. They are one restaurant delivery platform at $2,799, presented for different markets, with the same customer, restaurant and rider apps and admin console underneath. DoorDash-style marketplaces run on the Swiggy base, and the Instacart base (grocery) is a separate product with its own price.

Can the platform ship gift boxes or meal kits nationwide?

Not as built. Gifting and maker marketplaces run on the restaurant platform with local fulfillment: the vendor or your riders deliver within your area. Carrier shipping and cold chain are not part of the base; if you need them, Miracuves scopes them as custom work, typically 2-8 weeks, quoted in writing before payment.

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