The phone rings while you're loading the oven
At eight in the evening you can't answer the phone and knead dough at the same time. With ordering on the website, customers fill everything in themselves and you read it when you can.
Websites for takeaway and sit-down pizzerias
Every order that comes through a delivery app costs you 15 to 30 per cent. On a €6 margherita, that means giving away almost two euros. A website that takes direct orders doesn't get rid of the apps, but it moves your regulars (the ones who order every Friday) to a channel that's yours.
Across Italy, all done remotely: a video call, WhatsApp and a free preview of your website.
What isn't working today
We see these every week, in almost every business we talk to. They're also the quickest to fix.
The apps take the biggest slice
Commissions, badly cropped photos, customers who stay the app's. Your website gives you back the direct relationship and the numbers of the people who order.
Mistakes over the phone
“No onion” misheard, a wrong address, a pizza sent back. A written order can't be misunderstood.
The website we build
for pizzerias
Everything here is included in the package, not an extra to add later.
Menu with a basket
Customers choose, see the total and send the order, already written out, on WhatsApp.
Zero commission
What you take stays yours: no percentage to anyone.
Waiting times
You write “ready in 20 minutes” and update it when it's busy: fewer people waiting at the door.
Open now
The indicator switches on by itself based on your actual opening hours, bank holidays included.
Home delivery
Delivery area, minimum order and cost, clearly shown before ordering.
A QR code for the counter
Stick it in your window: passers-by scan it and order for the evening.
Three things that make
the difference
Small details that really bring in orders on pizzeria websites. We always include them, even in the simplest package.
Commission-free orders
An order that comes through your website pays no percentage to any app: over a year of evenings, that makes a real difference.
Oven hours and collection slots
Say when people can order and collect: fewer phone calls at the busiest time.
Photos of your best-selling pizzas
No need to photograph them all: your five best-sellers are enough to make people hungry.
Frequently asked questions
Prices, timings and who owns the website: the things that matter, in plain words.
Do I have to pay a commission on every order?
No. The website is yours, the order arrives as a WhatsApp message or an email, and nobody takes a cut. That's the main difference from the delivery apps.
Will the orders all arrive at once and get me in a muddle?
They arrive already written out, with time and name. Many pizzerias keep a phone by the till and tick them off like order tickets: those who've tried it never go back.
How much does it cost?
With a menu and WhatsApp ordering, it's the Complete package: €1,190, paid once. No monthly fee and no commission on orders.
Can I change prices myself?
Yes, you change prices and availability from your phone in a minute. If you run out of buffalo mozzarella, you hide it from the menu and it's back tomorrow.
Can I show my delivery area?
Yes, with the towns or neighbourhoods you deliver to and any delivery charge, so people outside the area know straight away.
Can customers pay online?
It can be done, but for most pizzerias payment on collection or delivery works better: no fees and no refunds to deal with. If you need it, we'll look at it together.
Worth reading before you decide
Our practical guides: real prices and what actually works, no beating about the bush.
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We'll reply within 24 hours with a clear quote, free and with no obligation. If you're not convinced, you're still left with a list of things to fix.