Run one office lunch order where everyone picks their own meal and pays you back directly. One link, every order in one place, and a running list of who’s paid.
Free · No accounts for the people ordering
A coordinator picks a listed vendor or builds their own menu, sets a hard deadline, and shares one link.
Colleagues open the link, customise with toggles, choices and add-ons, and confirm. No account, no password.
Each person sees what they owe and how you'd like it — PayID, bank transfer or cash — then tells us once they've sent it.
When the clock hits zero, ordering stops and you get a tidy per-person order sheet as a PDF.
Place the one order with the vendor. When it lands, say where it is and everyone gets emailed.
Each person's total is worked out from their own meal, add-ons and all. No dividing by seven, no arguing about who had the extra side.
People mark themselves paid, you confirm each one as it reaches you. No “did you send me that $14?” archaeology through a group chat.
PayID, bank transfer, cash — whichever you offer. It goes straight to you, so there's no platform sitting between you and your money.
A clean per-person order sheet as a PDF — print it, email it, or read the grouped totals down the phone.
LunchTrolley organises the order and keeps track of who’s paid. The money goes directly from your colleagues to you — we never handle it, so there’s nothing for us to take a cut of.
What a colleague owes is the price of the food they chose. No fee on top, no rounding, nothing appearing at the last step.
No subscription and no setup fee. You collect exactly what you owe the vendor, and it comes straight to you.
Payments go directly from your colleagues to you, through your own banks. LunchTrolley isn't in the middle and never holds a cent.
The thing people ask for most is for LunchTrolley to handle the payments, so who’s paid and who hasn’t looks after itself and nobody has to open a banking app. We want to build it. Moving other people’s money in Australia is a licensing question long before it’s a coding one, so right now we’re working out what it would honestly take — which means no date, and nothing promised. What’s on this page today is free, and stays that way.
Set a menu, share the link, and let everyone sort out their own meal.
