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Enterprise Venue Ordering

A QR code ordering system that eliminates concession lines and increases per-cap spend.

DevourNow Venu is a no-app, no-commission QR code ordering system built for stadiums, arenas, concert venues and festivals, convention centres, and food halls. Just a QR code menu that takes orders straight from the seat, stall, or exhibitor floor to your kitchen.

0%Commission on orders
PilotProgram now open
LiveAnalytics & POS integration
No appQR-based ordering

Trusted by venues already running DevourNow

156+

Built for your business, wherever you serve food

DevourNow already powers ordering for 156+ independent kitchens. A venue is the same problem at higher density: more stands, tighter peaks, one platform.

Piloting now

Northeast food halls & minor-league venues

Currently piloting with independent food halls and minor-league venues in the Northeast. We publish venue names only with the operator's permission, so this section stays honest until they are cleared to share.

Per pilot

Results shared back with you

Every pilot covers one stand, one section, or one event, and results get shared back with you. No inflated claims, just what actually happened.

No app to download. No new hardware to buy. Just a self-ordering system.

Fans order from their table in under a minute using a contactless ordering system.

1

Fans scan a QR code

At the table, at the counter, or on a printed table tent. It opens in the phone's browser, no app download - so adoption is not gated by an install.

2

They browse and order

Live menus per location, real-time availability, secure card payment. Items that sell out disappear instantly.

3

Pickup or table delivery

Fans collect from a dedicated pickup counter, or have it brought straight to their table.

4

Your team sees every order, live

Dashboards for order management, plus live sales, popular items, and pace-of-service data for owners.

Six shift-level problems, solved on one mobile food ordering system

From 500-seat theaters to 80,000-seat stadiums - DevourNow Venu Club scales to your venue's needs.

📱

No-App QR Code Ordering

Opens straight in the browser, so fans can order on the first scan.

🏟️

In-Seat and Contactless Ordering

In-seat ordering means your fans can order from you again during the same visit, without needing to flag down a server.

📊

Live Per Capita Spend Analytics

Real-time sales by item, so you can make staffing and stock calls mid-shift, not after the rush has already passed.

🔗

POS Integration

Sits alongside your existing POS and payment processor, no infrastructure change, no new till system to train.

⚡

Express Pickup Lanes

Pre-paid orders skip your counter line entirely, clearing the concession queue during your busiest rush from a dedicated pickup lane.

🎟️

Daypart Menus

Set different menus and pricing for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a weekend pop-up - closer to a full mobile food ordering system than a fixed till.

What a commission-free stand does to your numbers

The one number that needs no pilot data: what delivery-app commissions are already costing you.

Event attendance20,000 seats
Food and beverage orders8,000
Average order value$18
F&B revenue through the platform$144,000
Cost of a 15% platform commission$21,600 per event
Cost on DevourNow Venu$0

Across a year, that is roughly $91,000 that stays with your restaurant instead of leaving as commission. Run the same math on your own numbers, and the case for a commission-free ordering system makes itself.

What gets measured once your pilot runs

  • ✓Per capita spend, before Venu and during Venu
  • ✓Average wait time per stand at peak, in minutes
  • ✓Throughput per stand and labour cost per order
  • ✓Orders per week, split between table delivery and express pickup

No uplift number or wait-time figure gets published until it has actually been measured. A pilot produces your numbers against your own service baseline.

Built for your restaurant type, wherever you operate

Stadiums and arenas

Demand spikes hard at intermission. In-seat delivery keeps fans in their seats, making this the best in-seat ordering system for stadiums running several stalls under one platform.

Concert venues and festivals

One long peak, temporary staff, a cashless-only crowd. Event-based menus let you reconfigure pricing per show without rebuilding your event food ordering app setup each time.

Convention centres

No fixed counter across multi-day events and exhibitor floors. Badge-holder ordering lets attendees order from wherever they are on the floor.

Food halls

Several independent vendors, one roof; this is closest to how DevourNow already works. The natural first place to start your pilot.

The Pilot Program for independent stall owners

Start with one stand, one section, or one event. Here's what you get, and what gets handled for you.

What a Pilot Restaurant Gets

  • Preferential pricing held for the full length of the pilot.
  • Dedicated support, with a named contact on every event day.
  • Direct input into what gets built next on the platform.

What DevourNow Handles

  • Integration with the POS and payment processor already in use.
  • Vendor onboarding and a stand-level menu build.
  • Staff training, full end-to-end testing, and launch management.

How long does venue mobile ordering take to implement

1

Days 1-7

Scoping and integration.

2

Days 8-14

Vendor onboarding and menu build.

3

Days 15-24

Staff training and full end-to-end testing on the stall's own hardware.

4

Days 25-30

Soft launch on the pilot stand, then a live event with support on site.

Typically 30 days from agreement to going live. What a stall commits to stays modest: one stand or one section for a set number of events, and a willingness to share the results afterward.

Get Started With Commission-Free Restaurant Ordering

Restaurant enquiries go straight to our restaurant team, not a shared queue, so you get a scoped pilot back, not a generic reply.

Apply for the Pilot Program

Pilot vendors get preferential pricing and dedicated support. No commission on any order, ever.

Common questions about venue ordering

How do you charge if there is 0% commission?

A flat platform fee agreed during onboarding, not a cut of your orders. Your cost does not rise as your sales grow, unlike the usual stadium ordering platform fees.

Who handles support during an event?

A named contact assigned to your stall for event days, covering setup and live troubleshooting.

How to reduce concession lines at stadiums?

Move ordering and payment off the counter. A QR ordering setup plus an express pickup lane spreads demand instead of stacking it at one register.

How much does stadium mobile ordering cost?

Depends on stall size and order volume, confirmed during the pilot scoping call. No commission on order value either way.

Is there a QR code ordering system free to try?

The Pilot Program is the closest thing to a free trial. One stand, one section, or one event, at preferential pricing, before you scale to more stalls.

What is DevourNow Venu and how does it work?

A no-app ordering setup built around QR code menu ordering for every stall. Fans scan a code, order from your live menu, then pick up or get it delivered to the seat.

Do fans need to download an app?

No. The menu opens right in the phone browser after the scan, making it a fully contactless ordering system.

Which venue types is it built for?

Stadiums, arenas, concert venues, festivals, convention centres, and food halls, each running on the same mobile food ordering system.

How long does venue mobile ordering take to implement?

Typically 30 days from agreement to live, covering scoping, menu build, staff training, and a soft launch.

Start with a commission-free pilot at your stand.

Scoped to your restaurant, whether it is a compact QR code ordering system, a daypart menu setup, or a full table-side ordering system for a sit-down dining room.

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