The system Metro Pizza, Talkin Tacos, and Township Line use to escape the aggregator commission tax and run direct ordering across every store.
Three shifts are squeezing multi-location pizza brands. The operators winning are the ones who took online ordering back in-house.
DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub clip 25–40% off every order. On a $50K/month store, that is $15K walking out the door before food cost.
Your repeat regular's email and phone number live in a third-party CRM. You can't text a slow-Tuesday promo. You can't win them back when they lapse.
Menus, hours, and promos managed store-by-store. Marketing spend that doesn't map to direct revenue. Multi-loc ops needs one stack.
A pizza-built ordering site optimized for conversion. Menu, modifiers, upsell, hours. Your brand. No aggregator commission.
Your shop's app in the App Store and Play Store. Push notifications, saved cards, one-tap reorder. Metro Pizza did 11K installs.
Slow-Tuesday texts, lapsed-customer winback, automated birthday offers. Triggered off real order data, not guesswork.
One dashboard for every store. Roll out menu changes, promos, and hours across 5–50 locations in minutes.