Be the place guests find on Google,and book direct.
A fast, accessible website, a Google profile that answers every question, and reservations and orders that come straight to you, without a delivery app’s commission. For independent restaurants, cafés, bars and inns, at fixed prices in dollars.
The food and the rooms are rarely the problem. For most guests, your Google listing is the first impression, and often the only one before they decide.
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A half-finished Google profile
Missing or wrong hours, old photos, no reservation or order link, and reviews nobody has answered.
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A menu that is only a PDF
Hard to read on a phone, invisible to search, and unreadable for guests who use a screen reader.
3
Bookings by phone, orders through the apps
Reservations depend on someone picking up. Orders go through delivery apps that take a commission on every order, even from regulars who already know your name.
Illustration: what a guest sees on Google Maps
Before
9 photos · 2021
Your Restaurant
4.4(112)
American restaurant · $$
Hours might differ
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Main Street, Austin, TX
No website
Menu: a photo of a PDF
Reservations by phone only
0 of 112 reviews answered
After
54 photos
Your Restaurant
4.4(112)
American restaurant · $$
Open · Closes 10 PM
OverviewMenuReviewsAbout
DirectionsReserveOrderCallWebsite
Main Street, Austin, TX
yourrestaurant.com
Menu on the page, in English and Spanish
Reservations confirmed by text
Owner replies to every review
Our work
Sites we have built for real venues
These are live today. Open one on your phone and try it the way a guest would.
Mobile-first website of up to 6 pages: home, menu, about, gallery, location and hours, reservations
Built to WCAG 2.1 AA: readable contrast, alt text, keyboard navigation, and a menu in real text, not a PDF
Reservation or enquiry form that reaches you by email or text, or your existing booking tool embedded
Local SEO: titles, descriptions, restaurant structured data, Google Search Console
A simple dashboard of visits, calls, direction clicks and bookings
Your domain connected, registered in your name
30 days of fixes after launch, and a one-page guide to editing your menu and hours
The tools we set up and run for you
Google
Google Maps
Google Search Console
Google Analytics
Google Ads
Yelp
Tripadvisor
Square
Stripe
DoorDash
Uber Eats
Booking.com
MailChimp
Instagram
Facebook
We work with these services on your behalf. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.
Holidays 2026 and spring 2027
December gets booked early. Be easy to book before it does.
Office parties, family dinners and New Year’s Eve are planned weeks ahead, mostly on a phone, mostly on Google Maps. A website that launches in January misses all of it.
Nov13Last day to book
Dec4Your website is live
Dec24–25Christmas Eve and Christmas
Dec31New Year’s Eve
Founding venue offer
15% off
15% off any package for the first 2 venues that book by November 13.
For exampleVenue Website$1,900$1,610
Plus your holiday hours and a holiday-menu page added to Google and your site, free.
Booking means paying the 50% deposit by November 13. Build times count business days from the deposit, with Thanksgiving off. Google + Menu Setup goes live before Thanksgiving and websites by December 4. Website + Reservations & Ordering launches by mid-December, and Inn & Hotel Booking Website in late December. Book earlier and you launch earlier. We take a limited number of projects so each one launches on time.
How it works
From audit to launch
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1. A free audit
Send us your venue. Within two business days we reply with what a guest sees today on Google and your site, and the three fixes worth the most.
2 business days
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2. A fixed quote
Pick a package. We confirm the price in dollars and the timeline in writing. Half to start, half at launch.
Same week
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3. Build, with two checkpoints
You approve the design first and the finished site second, with two rounds of changes at each. Nothing launches that you have not seen.
5–28 days
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4. Launch, then 30 days of fixes
We go live, hand over every account, and fix anything that needs it for a month. Stay on a monthly plan only if you want us to keep going.
30 days
Who builds it
A small studio, run by people from the trade.
Our founder grew up in his family’s restaurant, opened in 2009, and worked every role in it. Years in restaurant software followed, then places of his own. We build what we wanted when we were the ones running service.
Website, menu and Google profile, checked by a native speaker
$600
Food and venue photography
With a local photographer, at cost plus coordination
from $450
Allergen and dietary labels
Marked on your menu page and printable menu, from your kitchen’s information
$250
Accessibility check of your current site
A written report against WCAG 2.1 AA, with fixes in order. Not legal advice
$450
Google Ads
Ad spend is paid by you, separately
$350 setup + $300/month
Social media content
12 posts a month on Instagram and Facebook
$450/month
Extra website page
$120 per page
Our terms
Simple, and in writing.
You own everything
Your domain, Google profile, booking and ordering accounts, and content are in your name. We are added as managers, and you can remove us any time.
Fixed prices in dollars, in writing
Every package has a fixed price. Costs paid to others, such as your domain, booking tool, texting service or ad spend, are listed upfront and paid by you directly.
No long lock-in
Monthly plans run for three months, then month to month. Cancel with 30 days’ notice.
Not sure which package?
Start with the free audit. We’ll tell you which one fits, or if none does.
No. We are a remote studio, and we work with venues by email, text and video call. We schedule calls in your morning or after your service, in your time zone, and reply within one business day. Everything in these packages can be delivered remotely; photography is done by a local photographer we coordinate.
I already use Toast, Square or Clover. Do I need anything new?+
Usually not. Most POS systems come with their own online ordering page. We link to it from your website, Google profile and Instagram, and make sure it looks right on a phone. We do not build custom integrations into your POS.
How do I take online orders without a commission?+
Through your POS’s own ordering page or a low-cost ordering tool, linked from your site and your Google profile. You still pay card processing and any monthly fee the tool charges, but no marketplace commission on each order. Delivery apps typically take 15% to 30% of each delivery order, depending on the plan you are on.
Will this replace DoorDash, Uber Eats or OpenTable?+
No, and it should not. Those platforms bring guests you would not otherwise reach. The aim is that guests who already know your name, and your regulars, book and order with you directly.
Is the website accessible?+
Yes. We build to WCAG 2.1 AA, the standard most often used to judge website accessibility, and test with a keyboard and a screen reader before launch. Restaurants are often the target of website accessibility lawsuits, so it is worth doing properly. It is a standard we build to, not a legal guarantee, and we do not give legal advice.
Who owns the domain and the website?+
You do. The domain is registered in your name and paid by you, usually under $25 a year. If you leave, you keep the domain, the site files, your Google profile and every account we set up.
How do I pay, and is there sales tax?+
By card or bank transfer, in US dollars, against a written invoice. One-off packages are paid half at the start and half at launch; monthly plans are paid in advance. Sales tax rules for web services differ by state, so we confirm what applies on your quote before you pay anything.
Free audit
Tell us about your venue.
Send the form and we do the looking. Or book a 15-minute call, and we’ll tell you honestly what’s worth doing, and what isn’t.
What your free audit looks likeExample
Your Restaurant · Austin, TX
Google profile · No reservation or order link
Website on a phone · The menu is a PDF; buttons too small to tap
Accessibility · Images and form fields missing labels