Your own experience
Build your web, mobile app, kiosk, or embedded ordering flow on the same ordering engine.
Disqober Ordering API
Build your own ordering experience on our API.
Your team, agency, or AI builds the web, mobile, QR, kiosk, or embedded experience. The Ordering API provides menus, carts, checkout, payments, order state, and the connection to restaurant operations.
The API behind your customer experience
You design the customer-facing experience. We keep the menu, order, and operations synchronized behind it.
Ordering logic ready
Reuse carts, checkout, menu structure, modifiers, schedules, and ordering rules without rebuilding from scratch.
Synced with operations
Products, availability, status changes, and order flow stay aligned with the rest of your operation.
Your brand, your design
Design the experience your brand needs instead of adapting it to a fixed template.
One engine for many surfaces
Serve multiple brands, stores, or experiences from the same ordering engine.
A production-ready foundation
Move fast with a real ordering engine instead of stitching menus, carts, and operations together yourself.
Why teams use Ordering API
Useful when the standard app is not enough and you need a customer experience tailored to your product.
- 01Use your own team, your agency, or AI.
- 02Keep control of your customer experience.
- 03Do not rebuild the ordering engine.
- 04Connect your app to real restaurant operations.
- 05One engine for multiple surfaces.
- 06Launch custom experiences faster and with less risk.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Who uses the Ordering API?
Development teams, agencies, technology partners, and AI-assisted builders use it to create their own customer-facing experience. Disqober provides the API and commerce engine, not a bespoke frontend project.
What does the Ordering API provide?
Menus, carts, checkout, payments, order state, kitchen handoff, POS connectors, and marketplace integrations: the same production commerce capabilities used by Disqober's standard apps.
Is the Ordering API documented?
Yes. Authentication, menu retrieval, order submission, payments, order status, and webhooks are documented for first-party and partner developers.
How is the Ordering API priced?
Its current commercial terms are shown in the published Disqober plan catalog. The website does not maintain a separate handwritten API price.
Where can an experience built with Ordering API run?
Inside an existing website, on a subdomain, in a native app, in a partner product, or as a franchise group's ordering surface. Your team controls the frontend and its deployment.