Overview

Duckhub Websites gives food businesses a no-code restaurant site with menu management and online ordering. It is best suited to operators who want their website and ordering in one place, especially if they value a free starting tier or need several venues on a higher plan. Its combination of restaurant-specific tools and menu API access is useful, but the pull-based API and paid-plan restriction on order access limit its fit for integrated order workflows.

Key features

The site supports delivery, pickup and dine-in orders, which appear in the dashboard in real time; Duckhub advertises 0% commission on orders. Mobile-first layouts adapt to phones, tablets and desktops. Operators can connect a custom domain, set colors and fonts, add a logo, and choose menu-card styling and a light or dark theme. That gives restaurants control over basic presentation without requiring a web agency, though menu formats are text.

Menu edits can be made from a phone, or the AI assistant can draft descriptions, translate menu content and mark items sold out. Duckhub also offers free migration of an existing menu. Table reservations are linked through Telegram and WhatsApp. The API exposes menu data on active plans and order access on Duckling and Golden Duck; it is pull-based and has no webhooks, so teams needing pushed order events should look elsewhere or plan for polling.

Duckhub says it does not store card data: PayPro Global handles payment credentials and is described as PCI-DSS Level 1 compliant. Its privacy policy describes TLS/HTTPS in transit, encryption at rest for sensitive data, bcrypt password hashing, access controls, security updates and Cloudflare DDoS protection. Duckhub says it does not sell personal data or share it for third-party marketing, and that public menu visitors are not tracked for behavioral advertising. Service is provided as available, without a guarantee of uninterrupted access.

Pricing

The freemium structure starts with Egg at 0.00 USD per free. Its 70 products, 10 categories and 30 QR tables make it a practical way to establish a compact menu, but the published Egg limits do not include the ordering and staff-access features specified for Duckling.

Duckling costs 39.00 USD per month, billed $39/ mo. It raises capacity to 2,000 products, 200 categories and 500 QR tables, and includes online ordering, QR table ordering, delivery and pickup, plus staff access. This is the relevant tier for a single operation that needs ordering and menu scale beyond the free caps; the Orders API also starts here.

Golden Duck costs 99.00 USD per month, billed $99/ mo. It includes Duckling features and supports 5+ venues with a custom domain, making it the tier for groups operating across locations. The jump from Duckling is substantial, so a single-site business that does not need multi-venue capacity has little reason to move up based on these features.

Platforms

Duckhub supports web and API access. The API is useful for bringing menu data into POS or back-office systems, but it is a pull interface without webhooks; menu access is on active plans, while order access requires Duckling or Golden Duck.

Who it's for

Duckhub names restaurants, cafés, hotels, bakeries, dark and cloud kitchens, food trucks, takeaway points and local delivery shops as intended users. It fits operators who want a restaurant-focused site with native ordering and menu controls, and teams able to work with a pull-based API. It is a weaker fit for businesses that need webhooks, or want order API access without a paid plan.

Pros and cons

Pros: The free Egg plan offers meaningful menu and QR-table capacity, while Duckling adds native online and QR ordering, delivery, pickup and staff access for 39.00 USD per month.
Pros: Free menu migration, mobile menu editing and AI help with descriptions, translation and sold-out status reduce setup and routine menu work.
Pros: Golden Duck includes Duckling features and supports 5+ venues, addressing multi-location operators directly.
Cons: The API has no webhooks, so order integrations must pull updates rather than receive pushed events.
Cons: Orders API access is limited to paid plans, and the free plan's published caps are 70 products, 10 categories and 30 QR tables.
Cons: Duckhub does not guarantee uninterrupted service, a material caveat for operators relying on it for customer ordering.

Alternatives

Browse Restaurant Website Builders for a broader shortlist. Zarla is a freemium, multi-platform website builder with a free plan offering 75 AI credits, 10 pages per site, preview-only publishing and unlimited lead-capture forms; it is the alternative to consider when those site-building and lead-capture limits are a closer fit. Flipdish is a paid platform with a free plan and a Website tier at 149.00 USD per month per site, including a branded website, online ordering, menu management and loyalty; consider it if that broader per-site package suits your operation.

Fleksa Marketing Automation is another alternative. Lindo.ai Restaurant Website Builder is another alternative. NurtureSite is another alternative. UpMenu Delivery is another alternative. Fee Free Ordering is a freemium option with a free-forever Core ordering platform capped at 100 orders per month and a Custom Domain tier at 9.99 USD per month; consider it when a stated order quota and low-cost custom-domain option are central. LentloSites is another alternative.

Verdict

Choose Duckhub if you run a food business that wants a tailored website, menu management and native ordering without building a separate stack, or if your group needs a plan designed for 5+ venues. Its main draw is the restaurant-specific package, with menu API access and a free entry tier; its main reason to look elsewhere is the pull-only API, particularly if order integrations need webhooks.

	Duckhub Websites	NurtureSite
Free plan	Yes	No
Free trial	No	Yes
Paid from	$39/mo	$63.20/mo
Open source	No	No
Platforms	api, Web	api, Web
Free plan	Yes	No
Paid from	39 /mo	79 /mo
Menu management	Yes	—
Ordering support	native	—
Custom domain	Yes	—
Menu formats	text	—

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