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Restaurant Online Ordering Statistics
Posted by
Bobby Brown on February 14, 2022 - 5:30pm
Restaurant Online Ordering Statistics
Here is a list of statistics to show you how fast online ordering is growing, what it can do for your business, and how consumers prefer to order.
- The number of users expected to use online ordering in 2021 is 821 million.
- Restaurant chains that choose to manage their own deliveries can increase their profitability by 30% per food order.
- It is projected that online ordering food revenue will rise to be $220 billion in 2023 - 40% of restaurant sales.
- Digital ordering and delivery have been growing 300% than dine-in traffic since 2014.
- Takeout increased by 286% in 2020.
- Digital orders have increased by 135% since June 2020.
- 70% of consumers prefer to order directly from a restaurant.
- 48% of consumers believe it is cheaper to order directly from a restaurant than through third-party apps.
- 86% of operators add online ordering during COVID and plan to keep it.
- 46% of consumers expect restaurants to offer online/mobile ordering.
- 84% of consumers currently order delivery or takeout once a week.
- 57% of consumers are ordering delivery or takeout once or twice a week.
- Online order tickets average 30% higher than orders placed in-person or called in.
- 55% of people prefer to order without having to interact with a person.
- Adding high-quality photos to your online page is guaranteed to boost sales by up to 30%.
- Items that have photos next to them average an increase of 6.5% in sales compared to those without.
- Photo-based menus on an online ordering platform versus text-based menus increase conversion rate by 25% or more.
- Percentage of consumers say carry out is essential to their lifestyle.
- All adults: 53%
- Gen Z: 54%
- Gen X: 57%
- Millennials: 64%
- Baby boomers: 43%
- Percentage of restaurant operators who say they have added curbside takeout since COVID:
- Family dining: 78%
- Casual dining: 73%
- Fine dining: 81%
- Quick service: 58%
- Fast-casual: 77%
- Coffee and snack: 64%
- 53% of millennials are more likely to choose a restaurant if it offers to-go alcoholic beverages.
- 85% of consumers want tamper-evident labels on their food deliveries.
- 34% of consumers will spend as much as $50 per order when ordering online.
- Loyalty members spend twice as much on takeout orders.
- 35% of consumers agree that it's easier to customize their order on a restaurant's own site or mobile app.
- 35% of consumers say that ordering on a third-party site is faster than alternatives.
- 33% of people say many restaurants do not have their own ordering sites.
