Order buttons to your own ordering page
Toast, Square, Clover and SpotOn each give you a hosted ordering page. We put a clear Order button on every page of your site that goes straight to it, so orders reach your POS the way they do today.
Food & drink
A restaurant website built around your POS.
Toast, Square, Clover or SpotOn stays in charge. We build your site around it: Order buttons that go to your own ordering page, a menu that matches your register where your POS allows it, and a Google listing that sends people to you.
Where Orders Slip Away
Most restaurants didn't choose a scattered setup. It piled up: a POS, a delivery tablet, a website someone built years ago, a Google listing nobody checks.
- The Order button on your website goes to a delivery app, or doesn't work at all
- The menu online doesn't match the menu at the register
- Your Google listing sends hungry people to a third-party app before your own ordering page
- Hours, specials and the menu live in several places and drift apart
What We Connect, and How
Every POS opens different doors. Before we build, we tell you which of these your system supports. Nothing here asks you to change your register or retrain your kitchen.
Pricing
After your free audit
Every kitchen runs a different setup, so your pricing comes after your free audit.
Menu pulled from your POS
On Square, and on Toast where your plan allows it, the site can read the menu you publish, so a price you change at the register shows up online. It's read-only: we never change anything in your POS.
Refreshes when you publish
Where your POS sends a menu-change notice, we set the site to refresh when you publish a change, with a scheduled check as a backup.
A Google listing that points to you
We add your own ordering page and menu to your Google Business Profile and keep your hours and photos current.
Gift cards & reservations
Links to your Toast or Square gift card page, and to OpenTable, Resy or Tock if you take reservations.
Your account, your keys
Any POS connection runs on credentials you create in your own account and can switch off any time. We never ask for your POS password.
Order buttons for Toast, Square, Clover and SpotOn. Menu sync on Square, and on Toast where your plan allows it. Reservation links for OpenTable, Resy and Tock.
Every month, included
- Your hosting, security and updates
- Your content changes, handled for you
- Your lead alerts and monthly lead report
- Your review requests, running every month
The three services, for food & drink
Most start here
Get Found
The work that helps you rank higher on Google and Maps, and show up on AI platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude.
Most start here
Get Built
Your website, built so calling you takes one tap, and AI systems that reply to your leads while you’re on the job.
Get Growing
Your steady stream of content and campaigns, keeping your name in front of local customers.
How it works
1.
Audit
We look at your POS, your website and your Google listing, and show you where every Order button sends people today.
2.
Connection plan
Your plain-English list of what your POS supports, what we'll connect, and what stays a simple link.
3.
Build
We build your site, set up your links and any menu sync, and test every Order button before your launch.
4.
Launch
On your launch day, we go live, update your Google listing, and walk your staff through anything that changed.
See Where Your Orders Go Today
Tell us which POS you run and send your website link. We'll check where every Order button and listing sends people, and what your POS lets us connect. Add a recent delivery statement and we'll walk you through what the apps took that month. No charge, no obligation.
Questions
Do I have to leave Toast?
No. Toast stays your POS. Orders still go through Toast's own ordering page, so tickets reach your kitchen the way they do now. We build the website around it.
Can you build ordering into our own website's checkout?
Not on Toast: Toast only opens ordering to its approved partners. On other systems it depends, and we'll tell you after the audit. In most cases a clear Order button to your POS's own ordering page is the fastest and safest route.
Will my website menu update itself?
On Square, yes, through Square's own API. On Toast it depends on your plan, and we confirm before we build. Either way, the site only picks up changes after you publish them in your POS. Where we can't sync, we update the menu for you.
What if I use Clover, SpotOn or Lightspeed?
Clover and SpotOn get Order buttons to their own ordering pages. Menu sync on Clover may be possible. SpotOn and Lightspeed open their APIs only to approved partners. We'll tell you which applies before you commit to anything.
Do you need my POS password?
No. Where a connection is possible, you create read-only credentials in your own account and can turn them off any time.
Should I drop the delivery apps?
Usually not. The apps bring in new customers. The goal is to make your own ordering page easy to find for the people who already know you.
Do you work with food carts and bars, or only restaurants?
All of them: restaurants, cafes, bars, breweries, food carts and trucks. We built La Fondita in Medford as a pro bono project.
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