Delivery

Ordrslip, Postmates team up to offer delivery services

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September 22, 2020

Ordrslip, a SaaS provider, is partnering with Postmates to give restaurants another way to offer delivery. The duo allows brands to create custom-looking white label mobile ordering applications via Ordrslip with Postmates providing delivery service.

"The restaurant industry has been greatly impacted by the pandemic and many are in need of inexpensive ways to add mobile ordering and delivery options to their offerings," Jordan Sanchez, Ordrslip director of revenue, said in a company press release. "This initiative is another way for Ordrslip to create affordable digital solutions that can help mom-and-pop restaurants thrive in these challenging times."

To license Ordrslip, restaurants pay a flat fee of $100 monthly or an annual subscription of $1,100, per location. The price doesn't change based on restaurant profits or the number of orders placed.

"The pandemic has made leaving the house a safety risk, (and) being able to integrate delivery into our existing Ordrslip engagement is invaluable," Robert Miller, operator of Atlanta-based 101 Bagel Cafe, said in the release. "Being able to pay a flat set price, at a time when every cent counts, is important so we can manage our business sustainably through pandemic."

Dan Messinger, owner of Bibi's Bakery and Cafe in Los Angeles, agreed, saying it allowed customers to order easily from their smartphones without having to wait on hold.

"This new partnership gives me access to a fleet of drivers that integrate directly into my current mobile ordering system without the outrageous prices of other services," he said in the release.