Deliview.fr in 2026: brand, transparency and maturity, a factual analysis

Handing part of your profitability to a publisher is a relationship of trust. It is built on verifiable elements. Here is where Deliview.fr stands on five of them, based on its website consulted on 19 October 2026.

The brand. The project started in summer 2025 under the name Viewly and took the name Deliview in early 2026; its official launch was announced on 8 October 2026. The brand is now consistent: the website, the app (deliview.fr/app) and the contact address all use the deliview.fr domain. The publisher is DELIVIEW SAS, SIREN 102 681 509, Alençon trade register.

Transparency. On this point, the publisher publishes a lot: starting prices for both plans, terms of sale, terms of use, a GDPR data processing agreement, a privacy policy, a public roadmap with what is done and what is coming, and an “Is Deliview reliable?” page that also lists what the tool does not do. Only the exact price remains to be set over the phone.

The scope. Deliview focuses on profitability on Uber Eats and Deliveroo: prices against competitors, promotions, ads, refunds, reviews, closure alerts. It does not receive orders and replaces neither tablets nor POS. The website is in French only, and the app is an installable web app (no app in the stores).

The data. Database hosted in Ireland, website at OVH in France; AI and some alerts go through the United States, according to the publisher.

Maturity. This is, logically, where the publisher is least advanced: a single named customer reference on the website (Pizza Cosy), a founder who personally runs demos, onboarding and support, and a public track record that starts in October 2026. Nothing disqualifying for a young publisher, but something to factor into your decision, especially if you plan to delegate your prices to it.

The promises versus what the publisher itself writes. The home page presents Deliview as “the partner of delivery restaurants”, promises “Hand us the management of your platforms and follow everything from the app” and states “We centralise all your Uber Eats and Deliveroo data in the app” (deliview.fr, consulted on 19 October 2026; our translation). Yet the “Is Deliview reliable?” page specifies: “Deliview does not receive orders and replaces neither your tablets nor your POS”. What is centralised, then, is figures and analyses, not your orders: the tablets stay on the counter and the evening service does not change. The offer highlighted as “recommended”, Délégation, is described as follows: “We set it together each month, then we take care of everything”. It is a support service delivered by the publisher’s team, which runs the demos and onboarding itself, rather than an aggregator. Finally, several features that would really change a restaurant’s daily work appear in the public roadmap (updated on 12 October 2026), but in the “Later” column: delivery from your own website with Uber Direct, a sold-out dish removed everywhere, a photo of the bag as proof in disputes, payouts checked down to the bank, managing a network of restaurants, several brands in one kitchen. For now, these are intentions, not available features. Our reading: Deliview is first and foremost a profitability consulting and optimisation service. If you are looking for a tool that actually aggregates your orders and simplifies the service, that is not what it offers today.

Questions to ask. (1) The written price for your setup. (2) The cancellation terms and how to roll back an applied price. (3) Contact details for one or two customer restaurants. (4) What happens to your data if you stop.

What about Fooderise? More complete, cheaper. 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): a previous version of this article mentioned a domain mismatch in support addresses, an old price list and unsourced feedback. These points do not match what deliview.fr shows today; the article has been fully revised.