Websites for restaurants in the Philippines
Delivery apps rank above you for your own name, take a cut of every order, and own the customer afterwards. A site does not replace them. It gives the people who already know you somewhere to go that costs you nothing per order.
People search your name and find a delivery app.
The apps rank above you for your own restaurant, take a cut of every order, and keep the customer afterwards.
A site does not replace them and should not try. It gives the people who already know you somewhere to go that costs you nothing per order.
An illustration: a map of search results shows three competing businesses marked with pins and one dashed outline labelled "you?" where a business has no listing.
Your own address, for the people who already like you.
The menu, the hours, the reservation link and how to find you, on a page that belongs to you.
Every regular you move off an app is a regular whose next order does not carry a commission.
An illustration: a search results page shows your business with its website address and a site linked status alongside other results. Its position is illustrative, not a ranking promise.
What a restaurant site has to carry.
Not a feature list. These are the things people go looking for and leave when they cannot find.
- The full menu in text, not a photo of a printed menu
- Service hours that are separate from kitchen hours
- A booking or reservation path, or a plain statement that you do not take them
- Directions, parking and which entrance
- Links out to whichever delivery apps you are on
Every one of these is in the Basic monthly plan or above. See what each package includes, or look at what we have built.
Questions we get from restaurants.
Will a website stop people ordering through delivery apps?
No, and it should not try to. The apps find you new customers. The site is where the ones who already like you go to check hours, book a table or order direct.
Our menu is a PDF. Can you just link it?
We would rather not. A PDF is slow on mobile data and search engines read it poorly. We put the menu on the page as real text, which is also easier for you to update.
Can customers book a table?
Yes, on the Pro build, which includes booking. On the smaller packages we set up a phone and message path instead and say plainly on the page how booking works.
Ready to put your restaurant online?
Tell us about the business and we'll send back a written quote and a delivery date. No hourly rates. Monthly plans bill from signup; one-time builds use a half-up-front, half-before-delivery schedule.
Fixed scope • No hourly rates • You deal with the same six people throughout