Nomvo review
A flat-subscription ordering system for restaurants handling pickup, delivery and eat-in.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Nomvo brings restaurant ordering and operations into a browser-based system for restaurants, takeaways and hospitality businesses. It supports pickup, delivery and eat-in orders through a branded ordering site with custom domain support, alongside EPOS, kitchen display screens, table service and driver management. Small restaurants looking to coordinate these workflows through one subscription may find its scope appealing; businesses seeking a mobile app ordering channel or broad integration coverage may need to look elsewhere.
The published plans show a 30-day trial without a card requirement, followed by either Monthly at £69 per month or Annual at £648 per year, equivalent to £54 per month when billed annually. Both include all platform capabilities and no per-order commission. The Monthly plan also has no setup fee, while the Annual plan has no per-seat charge. That flat subscription structure makes the choice chiefly about billing cadence, but annual billing requires paying for the year upfront.
Operationally, the feature set reaches from menu setup—with variants, modifiers, bundles and allergen data—to order history, analytics and customer data exports. A multi-station kitchen display supports course firing; the driver app covers delivery allocation, tracking and photo proof; and QR pay-at-table includes bill splitting. Payments include Stripe Connect, Apple Pay and Google Pay, while staff access controls include two-factor authentication and role-based permissions. The signup page says the build is still being finished, so restaurants should weigh that status before making an operational commitment. Nomvo is a closer fit for small teams wanting website-led ordering and connected service workflows than for operators who depend on multiple ordering channels or a wider integration ecosystem.
Nomvo pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports pickup, delivery and eat-in ordering through a branded website.
- Combines EPOS, kitchen displays, driver tools and QR pay-at-table.
- Both plans include all platform capabilities with no per-order commission.
- Where it doesn't
- Online ordering is website-based; no other ordering channel is specified.
- Stripe Connect, Apple Pay and Google Pay are the only listed integrations.
- The signup page says the build is still being finished.
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