Ordering on your own domain
Checkout happens on a page you control, not handed off to a third party.
A restaurant online ordering website works when the checkout happens on a page you control, because that is what gives you the customer's details and a repeat order path a third-party app never hands back.
What it costs
Owned ordering means the item selection, modifiers, delivery or pickup choice and payment all happen on your own domain, connected directly to the CRM, point-of-sale or spreadsheet your kitchen uses to fulfill orders. It does not mean removing other channels; most restaurants run owned ordering alongside delivery apps and phone orders, not instead of them.
Every field in the ordering flow earns its place, because each extra step between "hungry" and "ordered" is a chance to lose the sale. We build the checkout mobile first, with modifiers and combo pricing calculated correctly and a confirmation state the customer actually sees.
An order does not just sit on a webpage; it is routed to wherever your kitchen actually works from, whether that is a point-of-sale system, a kitchen display, a CRM or a notification to a phone. We scope this connection during onboarding based on what you already use.
Checkout happens on a page you control, not handed off to a third party.
Built for the phone a hungry customer is actually holding.
The total shown always matches what your kitchen would charge.
Orders sent to your point-of-sale, kitchen display or CRM by API, Zapier or Make.
So a customer knows their order was actually received.
Menu, pricing and modifier changes turned around within the plan's standard timeframe.
No. Most restaurants run owned ordering on their own site alongside delivery apps and phone orders. The goal is to make your own site the easiest place to order from, not to remove other channels.
Most point-of-sale systems, kitchen displays and CRMs that support API access, Zapier or Make can be connected. Tell us what you use during onboarding and we scope the specific integration.
Yes. The pricing logic is built to reflect base item, modifiers, sides and combo upgrades, so the total at checkout matches what your kitchen would charge in person.
The checkout checks the address against your configured delivery zone before the order is confirmed, so an out-of-zone order is caught before it reaches the kitchen.
A live walk-through of the site you would get, in about 30 minutes. Plans from $117 a month, the $647 build fee invoiced only after launch, domain and hosting included.
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