Hospitality

Websites for cafes, bakeries, restaurants and takeaways.

Your menu, every store's hours and online ordering through the POS you already use, on a site Google and AI search can read.

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We built the sites for Son of a Baker, Awafi and Kanteen

What we build

What goes on your site.

  • Every store's hours, map and a tap to call
  • Your full menu, on pages Google can actually read
  • Ordering through Square or Abacus
  • A catering page and enquiry form
  • Booking and delivery app links
  • A hiring page that brings the applications to you

Online ordering

Two ways to take orders.

01

Their online store, linked from your site

Your POS runs the ordering and takes the money. We link it from every page. Awafi's three stores do it this way.

02

Our menu and cart, their checkout

Customers build their order on your site and pay through your POS. Your menu stays on your pages, where Google can find it.

Every order through your own site skips the delivery app commission. Your POS provider's usual fees still apply.

Our work

Built and live.

Process

Quoted, then built.

Quoted after we scope it. A 50% deposit to start, a first draft 10 to 14 days after your deposit and content, and three rounds of revisions.

After launch

We look after it.

  • Our own private serversNo Wix or Squarespace bill every month.
  • Firewall and SSLLocked down, with the padlock customers look for.
  • Backed up dailyA fresh copy offsite every day, just in case.
  • Checked every nightWe check it after close, so you don't have to.
  • Prices change at the tillChange a price once and your ordering follows.

FAQ

Owners ask us.

Which POS systems do you work with?

Square and Abacus. On anything else, we check what it allows before we quote.

Do I keep Uber Eats?

Yes. Your own ordering sits alongside the delivery apps, and we link each store's listing.

Who updates the menu?

With online ordering, prices come from your POS, so you change them at the till. For anything else, tell us and we update it.

I have more than one store. Can the site handle that?

Yes. Each store gets its own hours, map and call button, and one menu can mark items only one store carries.

Can customers order catering through the site?

They send a catering enquiry from your catering page, and it lands in your inbox.

Can customers book through the site?

Yes. Book buttons go straight to your booking system's own page, like Timely.

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