A white label food delivery app you can put your name on
Change the logo, the colours, the splash screens, the app name and the domain — then launch it as your own product. The source code ships with it, so the ceiling is your developer, not a supplier's roadmap.
White label means three specific things
The term is used loosely, so it is worth being precise. A genuinely white-labelled delivery platform lets you change the brand layer (name, logo, colours, fonts, splash and store listing), the surface layer (domain, email sender, legal pages, support channels) and the code layer (features, checkout flow, integrations) without asking permission.
Foodomaa covers all three. Branding is handled in the admin panel for most changes; anything deeper is a code edit because the full source is included. Nothing in the product forces a "powered by" badge on your storefront, and we take no cut of your orders.
White label food delivery app, delivery app and restaurant app
The same codebase can be positioned in three ways. A white label food delivery app for a city-wide delivery operation, a white label delivery app for a grocery or pharmacy operation, or a white label restaurant app for one brand that wants its own ordering channel. The difference is configuration and copy, not a separate product.
That matters for agencies: you can deliver one build to a restaurant group, another to a multi-outlet operator, and a third to a cloud kitchen without maintaining three codebases. The licence covers the installation; the branding and the client relationship are yours.
Three ways agencies actually use it
1. Sell delivery platforms to restaurants
A single-brand restaurant does not need a multi-outlet platform — it needs its own ordering app, its own customer list and no 30% aggregator fees. Package Foodomaa with hosting, branding and a launch service, and you have a productised offer at a predictable margin instead of another custom project.
2. Run a city-wide delivery operation
Set up your own outlets or brands under one installation, draw delivery zones, run a rider fleet and manage every order from one admin panel. One codebase, one dashboard and no per-order software fee.
3. Add delivery to an existing product
Grocery chains, pharmacies, pet stores and cloud kitchens can reuse the same cart, zone and dispatch engine. Categories are configurable, so the storefront stops looking like a restaurant app and starts looking like yours.
White label food delivery app vs custom build
| Foodomaa white label | Custom build | |
|---|---|---|
| Up-front cost | $299 once | $15,000–$60,000+ |
| Time to launch | Days to a few weeks | 3–9 months |
| Source code | Included | Included |
| Branding | Logo, colours, domain, app name | Unlimited |
| Custom flows | Edit the source or hire a developer | Built from scratch |
| Maintenance | You or your agency | You or your agency |
| Best for | Launching a proven delivery model fast | Genuinely novel routing or brand |
Indicative ranges. Custom quotes depend on scope, region and team.
What you get for $299
- Customer web storefront and customer app build
- Restaurant / partner panel and app
- Rider app with order queue and tracking
- Admin panel for outlets, zones, delivery fees and reports
- Full PHP/MySQL source code and documentation
- Installation on your VPS and 30 days of bug-fix support
Rebranding checklist
- App name, icon and splash screen — editable, then rebuilt with your package name and signing key.
- Colours and typography — theme variables in the admin panel for the common surfaces, source for the rest.
- Domain, email sender and legal pages — your infrastructure, your policies.
- Payment gateways — Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay and regional wallets, or a cash-on-delivery-only launch.
- Language strings — translate the customer app into the language your city actually speaks.
White-label licence checklist
Copy these eight questions into your supplier evaluation. A “yes” needs to be in the licence or the written quote, not just in the sales call.
- How many production installations and domains does the licence cover?
- Can you charge a client for implementation, and who holds the licence?
- Can you host the platform for third-party restaurants, or is that a separate reseller right?
- Are the customer, restaurant and rider apps included, or priced separately?
- Can you publish the apps under your own bundle IDs and store accounts?
- Is the source code readable, and can a third-party developer work on it?
- What does support cover, for how long, and what happens after it ends?
- Can you export customers, orders and menus if you change suppliers?
What white labelling does not include
To be straight with you: a white-label licence is not a trademark transfer. You are rebranding a product, not acquiring the rights to resell it as a competing software supplier under an exclusive agreement. Read the licence before you build a business on top of it, and if you need multi-tenant resale rights, ask before you buy rather than after.
White label questions
Is there a 'powered by Foodomaa' badge?
No. Nothing on your storefront, apps or invoices advertises the software. Your customers see your brand throughout.
Can I change the app package name?
Yes. You rebuild the Android shell with your own application ID and signing key, then publish it under your own Play Console account. The app does not phone home to us.
Can I resell it to my clients?
You can deliver branded installations to your own clients as part of your service. Exclusive resale or multi-tenant redistribution rights are a separate conversation — ask before purchase.
How long does rebranding take?
A basic rebrand — logo, colours, name, domain — is an afternoon in the admin panel. A full custom build with new screens depends on scope; most agencies quote one to three weeks.
What is a white label food delivery app?
It is delivery software you rebrand and run as your own product: your name, logo, domain, app package name and store listing. Foodomaa supplies the software and source code; you supply the brand and the operation.
How much does a white label food delivery app cost?
Foodomaa is $299 once, including the customer, restaurant and rider apps, the admin panel, the source code and installation. Your ongoing costs are the server, payment gateway, SMS, maps and any custom development.
Can I use it as a white label restaurant app?
Yes. Run it in single-outlet mode with your own storefront and app, or add more outlets later without changing products.
Do I get the source code with the white label licence?
Yes. The full PHP/MySQL source is included, so your developer can change anything the admin panel does not cover.
A live deployment, not a mockup
PideloGO runs a Spanish-language multi-vendor delivery platform in Paraguay on this stack: customer storefront, vendor panel and rider panel, with its own currency and delivery zones. It is a real operation, not a demo dataset. Independently operated sites such as Happy Farmers in Rajasthan and Orderkakai in Bhubaneswar also run Foodomaa in production; several use the earlier 3.x React storefront, so treat them as proof of long-running use rather than a preview of the current 4.4 admin.
See the full list of live Foodomaa sites. For a reference call, ask — we will introduce you where the operator agrees.
- Customer, vendor and rider interfaces on one installation
- Local currency, language and delivery zones
- Commission, payouts and order reporting in production
What white label does not mean
It does not automatically grant resale, multi-tenant or exclusive rights. The $299 licence covers one production installation. If you deliver builds to clients or run several brands on one codebase, put the licence scope in writing before you start.
Before you buy
Compare the StackFood alternative, the FoodTiger alternative or read white label vs custom build. The full alternatives guide covers the other models.