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Add Online Ordering to Your Existing Restaurant Website

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Choose the method that fits your website and marketing channels — or combine all four. Each one opens the same branded Delivety ordering experience and sends the order into the same operational workflow.

A good restaurant website is an asset. You don't need to replace it to start accepting online orders. Keep your existing domain, design, SEO pages, blog, photos, location pages, analytics, hosting, CMS and marketing integrations — and add Delivety ordering as a new conversion path on top of them.
This approach is a strong fit when:
If you'd rather have a complete hosted ordering website connected to your menu and dashboards, Delivety provides that too. Explore the Delivety Ordering Website.


The button, link or QR code is where the customer journey begins. What sets Delivety apart is what happens after the order is submitted. Depending on your setup, each order placed through your website, link or QR code can continue through:
A generic button generator sends customers to a web page. Delivety connects that same click to a complete order and delivery-management workflow.

Your website is only one of the places customers decide to order. The same Delivety ordering link works across your entire digital presence:
Running multiple locations? Use the correct ordering link or QR code for each one, so customers always reach the intended menu and delivery setup. Third-party profiles don't update themselves — when you add or change your ordering link, update Google Business Profile, social profiles and directories yourself or through your agency.

The Order Now integration is designed for ordinary websites that let you add a link, button or custom script — including sites built with WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, October CMS, custom HTML and custom agency frameworks. What you need depends on the method:
Prefer a developer integration? Connect via the Delivety API. Running a takeaway or ghost kitchen? See online ordering for takeaway.
Exact steps vary by platform and plan — custom-code support differs between website builders and pricing tiers, so check what your platform allows or ask your agency.

If you build or manage restaurant websites, the Order Now and Share and Embed tools turn one-time website projects into recurring restaurant-technology services — without rebuilding a single client site. Agencies can:
The restaurant keeps working with the agency it already trusts; Delivety provides the platform behind the service. Explore White Label for Agencies.

Already using another online-ordering provider, such as GloriaFood? Plan the switchover so customers never hit a dead ordering link. Before replacing the old button:
Then update your website buttons and embedded widgets, Google Business Profile, social links, email campaigns, directories, QR codes and printed materials. Keep the old ordering route live until you have tested Delivety from the customer's first click through to a completed order, then monitor the first real orders closely.
Read the GloriaFood migration guide.

Can I add Delivety to my existing restaurant website?
Yes. Keep your current website and connect it to Delivety with an Order Now button, direct ordering link, website integration code or QR code. There's no need to rebuild the site to start accepting orders.
Do I need to move or rebuild my website?
No. Your website stays with its current hosting provider and CMS. Delivety provides the ordering flow and the operational tools behind it. If you'd prefer a complete hosted ordering website instead, the Delivety Ordering Website is available separately.
How does the Order Now button work?
You add the website integration code to your site and connect it to the button of your choice — a new one or one already in your design. When a customer clicks, your restaurant's menu opens and they can place an order for pickup or delivery.
Can customers begin ordering from my existing site?
Yes. The integration script opens the Delivety ordering experience from your existing site, depending on how your website and button are configured. Alternatively, the button can simply link to your branded direct ordering page.
Can I use a direct link instead of a script?
Yes. The direct ordering link is the simplest option — attach it to any normal website button, no script required. It also works in Google Business Profile, social media, messaging apps, email and directories.
How does the QR code work?
The QR code points to your restaurant's Delivety ordering URL. When a customer scans it, your normal ordering page opens on their phone. It opens the standard ordering flow — it does not identify a specific table.
Can agencies connect multiple restaurant client websites?
Yes. Each client restaurant gets its own ordering flow, link, QR code, domain, menu, users and settings, all managed separately. See White Label for Agencies for running it under your own brand.
Where do submitted orders appear?
Orders enter your restaurant's Delivety workflow. Depending on your setup, staff manage them through the Operator Dashboard, Kitchen Display System, Assembly Dashboard, courier management and related tools.