Deliview.fr: what a restaurateur can check publicly before signing with a recent publisher

Delivery software touches your sales, your prices and sometimes your refunds. Before signing with a recent publisher, much of the checking can be done on your own, in a few minutes, from public information. Here is what you can find about Deliview.fr, based on its website consulted on 19 October 2026, and what is left to ask.

The company’s identity. The publisher is DELIVIEW SAS, registered with the Alençon trade register under SIREN 102 681 509 and chaired by its founder. This information appears in the legal notice and can be cross-checked in the French business directory (annuaire-entreprises.data.gouv.fr). The website and the contact address use the same domain, deliview.fr.

The project’s history. The website tells the timeline itself: development started in summer 2025 under the name Viewly, renamed Deliview in early 2026, official launch announced on 8 October 2026. Deliview is therefore a very recent publisher; it says so itself on its “Is Deliview reliable?” page (“Deliview est récent”).

The contracts. Terms of sale, terms of use, the GDPR data processing agreement, the privacy policy and the legal notice are available without an account. Read them before subscribing: duration, cancellation, liability if a price applied on your behalf is wrong.

Data hosting. According to the publisher, the database is hosted in Ireland (Supabase) and the website at OVH, in France; AI and some alerts go through services located in the United States. Worth knowing if your internal policy requires it.

Access to your accounts. Deliview says it accesses Uber Eats Manager and the Deliveroo Partner Hub through a user invitation, without your password, and you can revoke that access at any time from the platform. Check which rights you grant that user: with the Délégation plan, Deliview changes your prices and promotions without asking each time.

The roadmap. A public roadmap lists what is already in the app and what is coming. Still “later” are, among others: delivery from your own website via Uber Direct, automatic removal of a sold-out dish on every platform, payout checks down to the bank and management of a restaurant network. If one of these features is decisive for you, do not sign on a promise.

References. The website shows one named customer reference (Pizza Cosy). For a publisher launched in October 2026, that is to be expected; ask to talk to customer restaurants before committing.

What is left to ask. Three questions are enough: the written price for your setup (the exact price is set over the phone), the cancellation terms, and the chance to speak to a customer. None of them is a trick question; a serious publisher answers them easily.

For comparison, Fooderise does more for less. 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 checklist to us.

Updates of 17 and 19 October 2026 (facts re-checked on deliview.fr, comparison with Fooderise expanded): this article has been fully revised from the information published on deliview.fr.