
Mixbowl offers a commission-free online ordering and delivery service for restaurants, enabling them to manage orders directly from their website and social media. With a drag-and-drop interface, restaurants can easily set up their online ordering system, allowing customers to place orders without the high commissions typically charged by third-party delivery apps. Mixbowl provides drivers for deliveries or allows restaurants to use their own, ensuring flexibility and cost savings. The platform has helped restaurants save over half a million dollars in commissions annually, positioning it as a valuable tool in the food delivery market.

Mixbowl offers a commission-free online ordering and delivery service for restaurants, enabling them to manage orders directly from their website and social media. With a drag-and-drop interface, restaurants can easily set up their online ordering system, allowing customers to place orders without the high commissions typically charged by third-party delivery apps. Mixbowl provides drivers for deliveries or allows restaurants to use their own, ensuring flexibility and cost savings. The platform has helped restaurants save over half a million dollars in commissions annually, positioning it as a valuable tool in the food delivery market.
Product: White-label online ordering plugin and social-media ordering for restaurants (zero-commission, $0.99/order advertised)
Operator: Mixbowl is a brand operated by Pathover, Inc.
Delivery: Optional delivery via Mixbowl-contracted drivers or restaurants' own drivers
Funding: Convertible note rounds (last disclosed 2018-07-23)
Headquarters / Founded: Redwood City, CA; founded May 9, 2016
Restaurant online ordering and delivery logistics; reducing commission fees from third-party marketplaces.
2016
Foodtech / Restaurant software
Convertible note round recorded on Jul 15, 2016 (per Crunchbase)
Convertible note round closed on Jul 23, 2018 (last disclosed funding)
“Investors and advisors recorded across convertible-note rounds include Plug and Play, Katalyst Ventures, Visionnaire Ventures, Social Starts, and individual investors such as Tom Chiu and Jonathan Kibera.”