Trades
A chip shop does not run
like a sushi bar
The site template, the order of the categories, the ordering options: all of it changes with your trade. We start from the template closest to yours, then fit it to your menu.
Chip shopHigh volumes, short time slots, fast pickup
Snack barLunch deals, chips as an extra
Sandwich barGroup orders, office lunches
PitaSalad, sauces, in bread or on a plate
BakeryEarly morning pickup, ordered the day before
PatisserieCakes to order, pickup date
Kebab shopSalad, sauces, in bread or on a plate
Burger barMeal deals, cooked to order, sauces, extras
Salad barBuild your own, base and toppings
GrillWeights, cooked to order, side dishes
PizzeriaSizes, bases, toppings to choose
Pasta barFamily portions, order ahead
Sushi barPlatters, single pieces, tight time slots
ChineseDish numbers, sharing menus
IndianHeat levels, rice and naan as options Yours not on the list? Send us a photo of your menu. We start from the closest template. Write to us And also
Caterer · Lunch · Fast food · Tacos · Crêperie · Thai · Japanese · Home meal delivery · Fishmonger · Butcher and deli
Your trade not on the list? Write to us, we start from the closest template. The average ticket observed per trade is what the commission figures further down are built on.
What actually changes
Three trades,
three opposite setups
The same software, set up in three opposite ways. That is what “fitted to your trade” means, and two minutes on the demo will show it to you.
Chip shop
The customer wants to know how many minutes until it is ready, not browse a handsome menu.
- Time slots every fifteen minutes
- No photo per product
- Sauces as tick boxes
- Payment on receipt allowed
Sushi bar
The photo sells the platter. The number of pieces and the freshness put a ceiling on what you can make.
- Large photos
- Platter marked sold out in two clicks
- Orders close at 9pm
- Build-your-own selections
Bakery
Everything is ordered the day before and picked up before nine. Delivery is barely worth it.
- Ordered the day before
- Pickup only
- Calendar for the cakes
- Closed-on-Monday notice
At equal volume
The average ticket changes everything
A hundred orders a month, at the lowest rate on the Belgian market: the 12% Uber Eats publishes when you deliver yourself. Here is what a flat subscription leaves you every year, trade by trade.
A hundred orders a month at the average ticket of each trade, with a subscription of €97 a month deducted and the setup fee left out. Your real rate is the one in your contract.
Send us your menu
A photo of your
paper menu is enough
We tell you which template would suit you and what needs adapting. No appointment, no commitment, and nobody ringing you back six times.