RusHour prices 2026: rates, quotes and comparison with transparent alternatives

Before signing a contract with an order aggregator, the question of price is central. RusHour, a French platform based in Paris, does not publish a price list on its rushour.io website in 2026. Here’s what you need to know about RusHour’s pricing model, how to obtain a quote, and how the solution positions itself compared to alternatives with displayed prices.

Pricing on quotes

RusHour does not publicly disclose its prices. To find the rate applicable to your establishment, you need to:

Fill out a form on rushour.io Exchange with a salesperson to qualify your need (number of establishments, monthly volume, platforms used, POS in place) Receive a personalized commercial proposal Negotiate the terms (duration, scope, additional fees)

This operating model is common in B2B SaaS, particularly for solutions targeting chains with variable volumes. It has the advantage of allowing for true customization of the offering. It has the disadvantage of making rapid comparison difficult for an independent restaurateur evaluating multiple solutions in parallel.

The Three RusHour Offers

The official website describes three distinct offers, without associated fees.

• RusHour Orders — the basic aggregator: centralization of Uber Eats, Deliveroo, and Just Eat on a single interface, menu synchronization, sales statistics. It’s the entry-level option.
• RusHour Boost’R — the operational concierge: a dedicated contact monitors the performance of your establishment on the platforms (listing positioning, promotions, photo quality, response rate). Designed for chains.
• RusHour Direct — the direct ordering channel: a website or ordering page hosted by RusHour to generate revenue without platform commissions.

Depending on your profile (freelancer or channel) and the scope requested, the three offers can be combined.

Price ranges communicated by users

Based on feedback collected from restaurateurs who received a RusHour quote, the following ranges are frequently mentioned in 2026. These are indications, not official prices:

RusHour Orders: between €89 and €149 excluding VAT per month and per establishment RusHour Boost’R: starting from approximately €250 excluding VAT per month, up to €500-700 for chains RusHour Direct: charged additionally, amount varies depending on the scope

These prices also typically include:

Service fees (POS integration, menu configuration): estimated 250 to 500 € Training fees: around 150 € A contractual commitment of one year for Orders, typically 24 months for Boost’R on a chain

All of this data needs to be confirmed in your personalized quote — it may evolve depending on ongoing business negotiations.

Comparison with Deliverect and Fooderise

To provide two reference points, here is a concise comparison with Deliverect (Belgian cloud aggregator, also on request) and Fooderise (public price in euros):

Element	RusHour (Orders)	Deliverect	Fooderise
Monthly Price	Quote-based (~89-149 €)	Quote-based (~49-99 €)	49 € VAT
Commitment	Annual	Annual	No commitment
Free Trial	Upon request	Upon request	14 days without card
Setup Fee	250-500 €	According to quote	None
Training Fee	~150 €	According to quote	None
Integrated POS	No	No	Yes
KDS	Optional	Optional	Included
Dispute Module	No	According to plan	Included
Direct Ordering without Commission	RusHour Direct Offer (additional)	According to plan	Included
Coverage	France primarily	40+ platforms Europe	France / Europe

Three different logics:

RusHour sells modular bricks (Orders, Boost’R, Direct) assembled on request, with an operational concierge layer dedicated to chains. Deliverect sells a cloud aggregation layer with the widest multi-platform coverage in Europe – suitable for dark kitchens and multi-country brands. Fooderise sells a complete stack (POS + KDS + aggregation + disputes) at a single public price, optimized for independents and small chains.

Depending on your scope and profile, one approach or the other may be more advantageous.

How to get a useful RusHour quote

If you decide to request a quote, here are the elements to request in writing before any commercial meeting:

1. The exact monthly pre-tax price per establishment, for the requested scope
2. The minimum engagement duration and cancellation conditions
3. The exhaustive list of ancillary fees (setup, training, integrations)
4. Penalties for early termination
5. The support scope included in the rate (hours, channels, deadlines)
6. The rate for POS integrations specific to your equipment

If any of this information is refused to you in writing, it is a signal to slow down and compare.

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RusHour’s pricing model is typical of a B2B SaaS publisher that targets multiple segments with very different needs – from independent restaurants to national chains. For chains with volume and concierge needs, a custom quote approach makes sense. For independents who want to quickly compare and start without commitment, an open price alternative like Fooderise (€49/month excluding VAT, without commitment, no installation fees) will be simpler to evaluate.