Ordit vs. Just Eat for Business: which is better?
Just Eat for Business is a familiar brand with a large UK network. Ordit is a Central London specialist: its own fleet of riders, apps for iOS and Android, ASAP delivery in around 30 to 40 minutes alongside scheduled group ordering, and no minimum spend or commitment. Here is the honest comparison.
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The top 5 differences at a glance
The five differences that decide it for most corporate teams.
| Feature | Ordit | Just Eat for Business |
|---|---|---|
| iOS and Android apps | Apps and web | Web only |
| Own delivery fleet | Own rider fleet dispatched first | Third-party couriers |
| ASAP delivery | 30-40 minutes | — |
| SSO login (SAML 2.0) | Okta, Azure AD | — |
| SFTP data sync (employees, expense codes) | Yes | — |
The rest of the comparison
Everything else the two platforms compare on.
| Feature | Ordit | Just Eat for Business |
|---|---|---|
| Scheduled group ordering and catering | Yes | Scheduled only, including same day |
| Click and collect | Yes | Not published |
| Evening and late-night dinner allowances | Yes | Not published |
| Restaurant partners | 300+ in London, FSA 4/5 | 600+ UK-wide |
| Minimum spend or commitment | None, cancel anytime | Not published |
| Setup fees | £0 | £0 |
Competitor details reflect what Just Eat for Business publishes as of August 2026. Where a capability is not published, the comparison says so rather than assuming it is absent. Always confirm current terms with the provider.
Live on Ordit
The names your team already knows
Ordit's 300+ partners are concentrated in Central London rather than spread across the UK, so the choice that reaches your office is deep, not thin. Every one holds an FSA hygiene rating of 4 or 5.
Farmer J, Joe & The Juice, itsu, Zizzi, Emilia's Crafted Pasta, Sticks'n'Sushi, Ottolenghi and 300+ more, all on one invoice.
The short version
Where Ordit differs
Four differences that decide it for most London teams.
ASAP and scheduled, one platform
Staff order when they are hungry and eat in around 30 to 40 minutes, or the office schedules a group order or catering ahead. Teams working late can order dinner on an allowance.
Ordit runs its own fleet
Ordit dispatches its own dedicated rider fleet first on every order, so the last mile is managed and controlled directly rather than handed to a courier network by default.
SSO and SFTP, configured by Ordit
SAML 2.0 single sign-on with Okta or Azure AD, plus a daily SFTP feed for employee data and expense codes, so accounts and cost centres stay current without anyone maintaining a list.
Monthly restaurant recommendations
Ordit sends a fresh set of restaurant recommendations for group orders every month, so the rotation does not go stale and the team keeps finding something new.
When Ordit is the right Just Eat for Business alternative
The checklist that decides it for most London teams.
Choose Ordit
- Your offices are in Central London
- Staff want to order now and eat in around 30 to 40 minutes
- People work late and need a dinner allowance
- You want native iOS and Android apps, not only a website
- Your firm runs Okta or Azure AD, or wants a daily SFTP feed
- No minimum spend and no commitment
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