Store import

Bring your Uber Eats or Deliveroo menu to your own ordering site

Every QwikEat account includes a store importer. Pick your platform in the dashboard, paste your store link, and it rebuilds what it finds as your own ordering site: menu, prices, photos, plus your name, address and opening hours.

Create my account

Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial. The importer is in your dashboard as soon as your account exists.

How it works

  1. Create your account

    Sign up with email, Google or Apple. It takes about a minute.

  2. Paste your store link

    When you set up your menu, choose Uber Eats or Deliveroo and paste the address of your store page. The importer reads it in about a minute.

  3. Review, then go live

    You see every category and dish on screen. Untick what you want to leave behind, adjust prices, and publish your ordering site when it looks right.

Before you import

What gets copied

Every category, dish, description, price and item photo published on your store page, plus your restaurant name, logo, address, phone number and opening hours. Options and add-ons come across with the dishes they belong to.

How pricing works

No commission on your orders: every plan is a simple monthly price that starts with a 30-day free trial. No setup fee, cancel anytime. See the pricing page for the details of each plan.

What happens to your listing

Nothing. The importer only reads the public page, never signs in, and changes nothing on their side. Most restaurants keep selling on the apps while their own ordering site takes over the customers who would have come back anyway.

Questions merchants ask

Which platforms can I import from?
Uber Eats and Deliveroo. Paste the public link to your store page on either one.
Do I need an account to import my menu?
Yes. The importer runs inside your QwikEat dashboard, so the menu lands straight on your own restaurant. Creating the account takes about a minute.
Do I need my Uber Eats or Deliveroo password?
No. You only paste the public link to your store, the same page your customers see. QwikEat never asks for your marketplace credentials.
Can I change the menu after importing?
Yes. Everything that comes across is an ordinary QwikEat menu: rename dishes, change prices, add photos, hide items or add new ones at any time.

Bring your menu across today

Create your account, paste your link from the dashboard, and review your menu on your own ordering site.

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