Deliview.fr: 7 points to check before subscribing in 2026

Before subscribing to software for your delivery business, it is worth checking a few things about the publisher, not just the displayed price. This article goes through 7 concrete points and applies them to Deliview.fr, a recent publisher: according to its own website, the project started in summer 2025 under the name Viewly, became Deliview in early 2026, and its official launch was announced on 8 October 2026. All facts below come from deliview.fr, consulted on 19 October 2026.

Point 1: what the tool does, and what it does not. Deliview is a profitability tool for Uber Eats and Deliveroo: combined sales, monitoring of competitors’ prices and promotions, refund disputes, an alert when the restaurant goes offline, and review replies drafted by AI. Its website says it clearly: Deliview does not receive orders and replaces neither your tablets nor your POS. If you want your orders on a single screen, fewer tablets or a connected POS, you will need another tool as well.

Point 2: the platforms covered. Deliview covers Uber Eats and Deliveroo. Just Eat and other platforms are not mentioned. Delivery from your own website (Uber Direct) and removing a sold-out dish on every platform are listed in the public roadmap, under “Later”.

Point 3: the real price. Deliview lists two plans: Copilote from €69 excl. VAT per month and Délégation from €129 excl. VAT per month. The exact price depends on your restaurants and is set over the phone with the founder, before any payment. The publisher states that onboarding is free, there are no paid options and the monthly subscription has no commitment. Ask for the written price for your setup before deciding.

Point 4: the trial. There is no self-service free trial: Deliview offers a 30-minute demo on your restaurant. A demo shows the tool; it does not replace a few weeks of real use during service.

Point 5: the company and the contracts. The publisher is DELIVIEW SAS, registered with the Alençon trade register (SIREN 102 681 509). The terms of sale, terms of use, GDPR data processing agreement and privacy policy are published online. That is a good point: read them before subscribing, especially the cancellation terms.

Point 6: your data. According to its “reliability” page, the database is hosted in Ireland and the website at OVH, but AI and alerts go through the United States. If your data must stay in the European Union, ask before signing.

Point 7: references and support. The website shows a single named customer reference (Pizza Cosy). Support is provided over WhatsApp, email or phone, and the founder runs the demos and the onboarding. For a publisher that is just starting, that is consistent; simply ask to speak to one or two customer restaurants before committing.

What about Fooderise? More complete, cheaper. On these 7 points, Fooderise goes further. Fooderise receives Uber Eats, Deliveroo and Just Eat orders on a single screen, syncs menus, stock-outs and opening hours, disputes orders, alerts you when a restaurant goes offline and offers a POS and a kitchen display. Its prices are public and lower: Pro plan at €49 per month per restaurant (versus at least €69 excl. VAT for Copilote), Business at €99 (versus at least €129 excl. VAT for Délégation), a free community plan and a 14-day trial with no credit card, where Deliview only offers a demo. The website and the tool are available in 11 languages. Apply the same 7-point checklist to us: it is the standard to demand from any supplier.

Updates of 17 and 19 October 2026 (facts re-checked on deliview.fr, comparison with Fooderise expanded): a previous version of this article quoted an old price list (€49, €99 and €149 per month, onboarding fees, an “expert” option) that no longer matches what deliview.fr shows. The article has been fully revised from the publisher’s website.