Miley alternative: DelivApp

Miley is an Israeli order-aggregation system that connects a restaurant's ordering apps, POS and couriers to one screen, with menu sync, kitchen printing and courier management. DelivApp's Orders Aggregation & Dispatch covers that order screen, kitchen printing and dispatch, and the DelivApp platform extends it with the Online Ordering Solution for the restaurant's own commission-free channels and Fleet aggregation across 20+ delivery providers.

Miley lists Lite at ₪399, Plus at ₪649 and Premium at ₪1,499 a month before VAT, covering 600, 2,000 and 3,500 orders, with ₪0.25 to ₪0.40 for each extra order, ₪25 a month for each extra user and a one-time setup of ₪1,199, ₪1,799 or ₪3,399, as read on Miley's pricing page on 27 September 2026. Miley's sign-up page showed a different table the same day, so confirm with Miley. DelivApp is sold as a plan with a one-time setup fee: order volume is capped per plan, the number of users is never limited, and orders on the restaurant's own DelivApp channels carry no commission. DelivApp quotes a price after a free consultation.

Miley lists an ordering website on its Premium plan and a mobile digital menu on every plan. DelivApp's Online Ordering Solution gives a restaurant its own white-label ordering website, iOS and Android app and self-service kiosk as a core DelivApp product, as one brand, several brands or a marketplace, with no commission on the orders placed through them.

DelivApp's Orders Aggregation & Dispatch brings orders from Wolt, 10bis, Haat and other external channels, from the business's own ordering channels and from the phone onto one screen, pushes each order to the POS and prints each item at its kitchen station, with the language and routing set per printer, such as dairy dishes on a separate printer.

DelivApp routes each item to the printer at the station that makes it, with rules per item such as hot and cold to separate stations or dairy and meat to separate printers, and each printer receives its ticket in its own language, among Hebrew, Russian, English and Arabic. Miley splits orders across kitchen stations with automatic ticket translation.

DelivApp includes unlimited users on every plan. Miley includes one, three or five users depending on the plan and charges ₪25 a month for each extra user.

DelivApp ends the tablet wall by bringing Wolt, 10bis, the phone and the restaurant's own commission-free website, app and kiosk onto one screen, so every channel shares one order list, one kitchen flow and one dispatch. Miley connects Wolt and 10bis to one screen.

DelivApp gives a restaurant delivery it configures down to each rule: dispatch modes, orders per run, pickup radius, courier notification order, vehicle limits, courier pay by region or distance, and bids on each order from a network of 20+ delivery providers. Miley's site describes managing couriers, orders and routes from one screen, comparing delivery prices, booking a courier in a click, a courier app and a diner tracker.

DelivApp covers Miley's one order screen, menu sync, kitchen printing and courier dispatch within a wider platform, so running both means two systems taking in the same orders. The DelivApp team maps, in a free consultation, which of a restaurant's current systems DelivApp replaces and which it connects to.