25–35% of every order goes to apps
On aggregator orders you keep the work and lose the margin. Direct orders through your own site are commission-free.
// industries / restaurants
Commission-free online ordering, menus that load instantly, and reservations — for restaurants, cafés, and cloud kitchens in Egypt and the Gulf.
Delivery apps take 25–35% of every order — often more than your profit on the meal. They own the customer relationship, the data, and the reviews; you supply the food and the risk. You can't leave them entirely, but every order that comes through your own site is margin recovered. We build restaurant sites with ordering that's as smooth as the apps, payments through the local gateways, and your menu on Google — so your regulars order direct.
// pains
On aggregator orders you keep the work and lose the margin. Direct orders through your own site are commission-free.
A PDF menu on mobile means pinch-zooming customers who give up. A real menu page loads instantly, looks appetizing, and updates in seconds.
The apps keep the data. With direct ordering you see who orders what — and can bring them back with offers that cost you nothing.
When someone searches "برجر توصيل" or "best pasta near me", proper local SEO and a fast site decide who they find.
// build
// faq
No — they're a discovery channel. The strategy is shifting your regulars to direct orders: a card in every delivery bag, a link in your Instagram bio, and a site that makes reordering effortless. Every shifted order recovers 25–35% margin.
A simple orders screen for your cashier or kitchen — new orders ring, statuses update, and the customer gets notified. If you use a POS with an API, we can integrate directly.
We integrate with local courier APIs for dispatch and tracking where available, or the orders flow supports your own drivers. Own-delivery, pickup, and dine-in QR ordering all work from the same menu.
Yes — prices, items, photos, and availability, all from a phone-friendly admin. Mark something sold out in two taps during service.