Find your fit
Who are you?
A few plain questions — no email, nothing to sign. At the end, X marks the spot: the plan, the printer path and the web setup that actually match your shop.
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Who are you?
Pick the one that sounds closest. Nothing here is binding.
Every question, and where each answer leads
The finder asks six things. Here they are in full, along with the setups they point to, so you can read the whole map without clicking through it.
Who are you?
- Family-run, phone on the wall — Handwritten tickets, regulars who call, no tech to speak of.
- Busy shop already on delivery apps or a POS — Uber Eats, Square, Toast — you want this alongside them.
- Rural, the delivery apps aren't worth it here — Pickup and your own driver, and the phone rings all night.
- Multi-location or franchise — More than one kitchen to keep consistent.
How do orders reach the kitchen right now?
- Handwritten or shouted across the counter
- One old receipt printer next to the register
- A tablet from a delivery app
- A real POS — Square, Toast, Clover
Do you want tickets printing automatically?
- Yes — and I already own a printer
- Yes — help me get one
- No, a screen in the kitchen is fine
- Not sure yet
Who answers the phone?
- We do, and it works fine
- We do, and we miss calls at the rush
- Nobody — we're too busy to pick up
- We want a brand new number for ordering
What about your website?
- We don't have one
- A relative made one — it's fine for now
- We own the domain and want a real site
- We have a good site, we just need ordering on it
Anything else we should know?
- Our customers order in more than one language
- We deliver with our own drivers
- We're keeping the delivery apps we're on
- We'd rather someone else keep the menu updated
Three shops, three answers
The family pizzeria
Phone on the wall, handwritten receipts, a page a cousin built. A better ordering page would do — no voice agent, no printer.
Lands on Web Starter — a kitchen screen, no printer, just the ordering link — free and instant.
The salad & sandwich shop
Two siblings, already on Uber Eats and Square, compatible printer in the back. They want web chat, the voice agent, a new number and a website built.
Lands on Combo VIP — kitchen pilot — you already have the printer, we find and register a domain for you.
The rural kebab shop
Website and Google listing done, one old printer, no POS, no delivery apps worth using. They want the phones answered and a better printer.
Lands on Combo VIP — kitchen pilot — we help you get a printer, just the ordering link — free and instant.
Still not sure? Compare the plans side by side.