Find the restaurant's
direct ordering page.
Compare at checkout.
Eddy searches supported restaurants for verified direct-order links. Open the restaurant's checkout, then compare its current total with any delivery app before ordering.
No account required to search. Coverage varies by restaurant and city.
One restaurant can have more than one ordering path.
Delivery apps make restaurant discovery convenient. Some restaurants also run their own ordering pages. Eddy helps you find supported direct paths without guessing the URL.
Open both paths and compare checkout totals, availability, promotions, and fulfillment yourself.
How Eddy works
eddy (n.) — a current of water running counter to the main flow.
We help you find another ordering path.
Visit a restaurant page on DoorDash, Uber Eats, or Grubhub with the Eddy extension installed.
The extension reads the restaurant name and uses your selected metro for a database lookup.
When Eddy has a verified direct-order destination, it offers that link. Not every restaurant has one.
Open the restaurant site and compare its current total and fulfillment terms before placing an order.
A verified destination.
Not a price promise.
The current release finds direct-order links. The ordering provider's checkout remains the source of truth for price, availability, and fulfillment.
Eddy requires the restaurant identity to match rather than relying on a partial-name guess.
The extension uses the metro you selected or a supported location explicitly present on the restaurant page.
The HTTPS URL passed Eddy's current direct-ordering and network-safety checks.
Prices, fees, promotions, availability, and fulfillment can change. Confirm them before ordering.
Direct ordering is another path to check. It is not a promise of a lower price.
Verification first. No price promises.
A result appears only when Eddy can support the destination it is opening.
What Eddy does—and does not do.
Clear boundaries are more useful than broad promises.
Eddy can surface a verified restaurant ordering destination when one is available in the current database.
The restaurant or delivery provider controls prices, fees, menus, availability, promotions, and fulfillment.
The current release does not calculate cross-platform totals or name a cheapest option.
FAQ
Do I need an account?
No account is required to search the current restaurant-link database. Check the Chrome Web Store listing for current extension availability and terms.
Does Eddy compare prices?
Not in the current release. Eddy finds a verified direct-order destination; you confirm and compare any current checkout amounts yourself.
What is "direct ordering"?
Some restaurants accept orders through their own site or an ordering provider such as Toast, Square, or ChowNow. Eddy can open a verified direct-order destination; it does not promise that destination will be cheaper.
What cities are supported?
Coverage is maintained in the live restaurant database. Use the Cities page to see the current supported metro list rather than relying on a fixed count.
Does it account for memberships or promotions?
No. Membership benefits, personalized promotions, address, time, and fulfillment can change a checkout. Confirm those details with the ordering provider.