Everything included in a GetRestaurantSite website
Every feature of a GetRestaurantSite website for takeaway, delivery and fast casual restaurants, and which of the three plans carries it.
Book a demoPages that open instantly
Custom-coded pages served from the edge, 90+ PageSpeed guaranteed.
Available on: Order Starter, Order Engine, Full Kitchen
Why speed decides whether the order gets placed
A hungry visitor on a phone gives a slow menu page a few seconds before switching to a delivery app instead. Every page on your site is custom coded, ships almost no JavaScript, and is served from Cloudflare's global edge, so the menu opens instantly on the day the site launches rather than after a plugin audit six months later.
Guaranteed, not aspired to
A 90 or higher PageSpeed score on both mobile and desktop is part of the build, measured the way search engines and delivery-conscious customers actually experience it. If a new page or a heavy photo ever drags that number down, fixing it is on us, not billed as an extra service call.
Ordering that stays on your site
The order is placed on a page you own, not handed off to a delivery app.
Available on: Order Starter, Order Engine, Full Kitchen
The channel you own is the one worth building
A phone call, a walk-in, and a third-party delivery app all get you an order, but only your own website gives you the customer's details, repeat visits with no per-order cut, and a page you control end to end. We build the ordering flow to live on your domain, connected to the CRM, point-of-sale or spreadsheet you already use to fulfill orders.
A checkout built for a hungry visitor
Item selection, modifiers, delivery or pickup choice and payment are laid out as a short, mobile-first flow rather than a generic cart bolted onto a template. Every field earns its place, because each extra step between "hungry" and "ordered" is a chance to lose the sale to whichever app is one tap away.
Delivery zones and pickup times, set once
Accurate delivery areas and pickup windows shown everywhere they matter.
Available on: Order Starter, Order Engine, Full Kitchen
One source of truth for where you deliver
Delivery radius, minimum order and pickup windows are configured once and reflected consistently across the homepage, the ordering flow and any location page, instead of living in three different places that drift out of sync. When your delivery area changes for a season or a staffing gap, updating it is a single revision, not a hunt through old pages.
Clear expectations reduce cancelled orders
A customer who knows the real pickup window or sees plainly that their address falls outside the delivery zone before checkout is far less likely to place an order your kitchen has to cancel. The site states these facts plainly rather than leaving them to a surprise phone call after the order is in.
A real page for every location
Each location gets its own page with its own hours, menu notes and directions.
Available on: Order Starter, Order Engine, Full Kitchen
Why one location page is not enough for two kitchens
A single "our locations" section with two addresses gives search engines almost nothing to match against a search for takeaway near a specific neighborhood. Each location gets a real page: its own hours, its own delivery zone, any menu differences, directions and a direct path to order from that kitchen.
Built to grow with a second or third location
Adding a location later is a revision that follows the same structure as the first, so a customer never lands on a page that reads differently from the rest of the site. Whether you run one counter or five, every location gets equal treatment.
Reviews shown where they influence the order
Genuine review content placed near the menu and the checkout, not hidden on a separate page.
Available on: Order Starter, Order Engine, Full Kitchen
Proof works best right before the decision
A review placed near the item someone is deciding on, or right before checkout, does more work than the same review buried on a standalone testimonials page nobody visits. We design the layout to surface your genuine reviews at the moments they actually influence whether an order gets placed.
Real reviews only
This feature displays reviews you have actually received, pulled from the platforms you use or added by you. We do not write, invent or embellish a review on your behalf, and nothing on the site claims a rating or a review count that is not real.
Researched articles, published on a schedule
New content published weekly, not just at launch.
Available on: Order Starter, Order Engine, Full Kitchen
A site that keeps publishing ranks differently than one that does not
Search engines and AI answer tools both favor sites that keep adding relevant content, which is why every plan includes researched articles published on a schedule rather than a one-time content package at launch. Articles link back into your menu and location pages, compounding the value of the page architecture over time.
Written for people who are deciding where to order from
Articles cover the topics someone actually searches before choosing a takeaway spot: what makes a delivery order arrive hot, how a fast casual counter handles a rush, or what a catering order from a small kitchen looks like. Nothing is written as generic filler; every piece is specific to the kind of restaurant the site is built for.
Hosting, security and backups, handled
Cloudflare hosting with SSL, CDN and backups included in the monthly fee.
Available on: Order Starter, Order Engine, Full Kitchen
Nothing to manage, nothing to renew
The site runs on Cloudflare's global network with SSL, CDN, DDoS protection and unmetered bandwidth included in the monthly fee. There is no separate hosting invoice, no SSL certificate to renew, and no bandwidth overage to worry about during a busy weekend rush.
We watch it so you do not have to
Uptime, platform updates and security patches are handled on our side. If something needs attention, it is fixed as part of the plan, not raised as a separate line item or left for you to notice when the site goes down during service.
The AI Engine
Order FAQ answers and review replies handled automatically, on Order Engine and Full Kitchen.
Available on: Order Engine, Full Kitchen
What the AI Engine actually does
The AI Engine answers the questions your site gets asked most, like delivery hours, allergen labeling policy or whether an item is available today, using the facts you provide about your kitchen. It also drafts replies to reviews for your approval, so a busy shift never means an unanswered review sits for a week.
Trained on your kitchen, not a generic script
During onboarding we feed the AI Engine your actual hours, menu, delivery zones and policies, so its answers reflect your business rather than a generic template. It never gives food safety, allergen or nutrition advice on your behalf; those questions are always routed to a human answer you control.
The Content Engine
A higher publishing cadence and social content, on Full Kitchen.
Available on: Full Kitchen
More content, on a faster clock
Full Kitchen steps up the articles published each week and adds social post drafts built from the same research, so your feed and your site are saying the same thing without you writing either one. It is the plan built for an operator ready to compound their content advantage rather than just keep pace.
Consistency without a content team
Every piece follows the same research and review process as the articles on every other plan, just more often. You still approve anything that goes out under your name; the Content Engine handles the researching and drafting, not the final call.
Tier matrix
Every feature, every plan
| Feature | Order Starter | Order Engine | Full Kitchen |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pages that open instantly | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Menu pages built to be craved | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Ordering that stays on your site | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Delivery zones and pickup times, set once | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| A real page for every location | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Reviews shown where they influence the order | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Researched articles, published on a schedule | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Hosting, security and backups, handled | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| The AI Engine | No | Yes | Yes |
| The Content Engine | No | No | Yes |
How the features work together
From menu to order to a site that keeps growing
Menu built
Categories, modifiers and combo pricing structured from your real menu.
Order placed
Delivery or pickup, checked against your zone, on your own domain.
Order routed
Sent straight to your POS, kitchen display or CRM.
Site keeps growing
Weekly articles and revisions compound the site's reach over time.
Questions about the AI Engine and articles
What are the researched articles actually about?
Topics people search before choosing where to order from: what makes a delivery order arrive hot, how a fast casual counter handles a lunch rush, or what a catering order from a small kitchen looks like. 2 articles a week publish on Order Starter and Order Engine, and 3 a week on Full Kitchen, each 2,500 to 3,200 words.
Can we suggest article topics ourselves?
Yes. Send topic ideas, seasonal specials or a new menu direction you want covered, and we work them into the schedule. If you do not suggest anything, we choose topics based on what people actually search for in your niche.
What does the AI Engine actually do for a restaurant?
On Order Engine and Full Kitchen, the AI Engine answers the questions your site gets asked most, such as delivery hours, catering lead time or whether an item is available today, using the facts you give us about your kitchen. It also drafts review replies for your approval, so a busy shift never means a review sits unanswered for a week.
Does the AI Engine give food safety or allergen advice?
No. We are a website design and management company, not a food safety authority, and the AI Engine never gives food safety, allergen or nutrition advice on your behalf. Any question that touches those topics is routed to a human answer you control.
See every feature built into your own menu
A live demo shows these features against your actual dishes, not a placeholder menu.