Food Delivery Exact Item Match
Use this page when one dine-in dish needs a quick matched selling price for Swiggy, Zomato, and ONDC.
Tip: This page is for one-item parity using standard market assumptions. Use the full ledger page when your commercial setup is custom.
Food Delivery Studio
Basic Online Price Match
Enter one dine-in menu price. This page estimates the selling price needed on Swiggy, Zomato, and ONDC so the restaurant does not fall below the dine-in earning level.
Input
Dine-in price to protect
Use the current dine-in menu price of the exact item you want to compare against online channels.
Your offline price
₹350.00
This is the base price the restaurant already accepts offline. The online match is solved against this anchor.
Assumptions
What basic mode assumes
This calculator uses standard market assumptions so you can move fast before opening the full ledger.
Dine-in reference
₹350.00
This is the price being protected in the solve.
Highest online price
₹478.32
Swiggy needs the highest matched price.
This page answers one question: if the dine-in price of a specific item is known, what should the online selling price be so the restaurant does not fall behind?
1. Enter the dine-in price
Use the actual dine-in menu price of the item you want to match online.
2. Review the matched online prices
The calculator gives platform-wise prices for Swiggy, Zomato, and ONDC using standard market assumptions.
3. Read the hike amount and logic
Check how much the online price is above dine-in and how commission, GST, and packing affect the result.
4. Move deeper only if assumptions change
If your contract terms differ materially, use the full ledger page for exact modeling.
Why does this page not require food cost?
Because the exact-match solve is focused on the channel difference. Food cost exists in both dine-in and online and therefore does not drive the parity price.
Does this page include packing?
Yes. It uses the standard packing assumptions built into the basic calculator.
Are the commission rates fixed here?
No. They are default assumptions. They are meant to be operational starting points, not official rate cards.
When should I skip this page and use the full ledger?
Skip to the full ledger when discounts, flat rupee fees, GST setup, or packing rules need to be modeled more precisely.