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A website for a pizza shop that gets the order placed before the phone rings

A pizza takeaway website works when someone can build their order, from crust to toppings, without calling to ask what is available, and see a delivery time they can actually trust.

Common problems

What usually goes wrong for pizza takeaway and delivery

  • The current site links out to a delivery app for ordering, so the shop never sees the customer's details or a repeat order without the app taking its cut.
  • Toppings, sizes and combo deals live in a PDF that goes stale the moment a price changes.
  • There is no real delivery zone shown anywhere, so drivers get sent to addresses outside their route.
  • A second location was added as a sentence on the homepage instead of its own page with its own hours and zone.

Page architecture

The pages your site will carry

  1. Home
  2. Menu with sizes and toppings
  3. Build-your-own order flow
  4. Delivery zone and pickup times
  5. One page per location
  6. Catering and party orders
  7. Reviews
  8. Contact

Owned online ordering

A build-your-own pizza flow, sizes, crusts, toppings and combo deals, that checks out on your own site and lands in the system you use to fire tickets.

We run out of a parking lot most weeks. Having one page with the schedule and a working order link changed how many people actually find us.

Operator, food truck

First website after two years of Instagram-only updates

Illustrative example of the kind of outcome clients report.

Pricing

Three ways to run it

Order StarterThe website, fully managedLive in 7 days
Order EngineEverything, plus the AI EngineLive in 10 days
Full KitchenEverything, plus the Content EngineLive in 15 days

Compare the plans in full, including the $647 build fee

Questions from pizza takeaway and delivery

Can the site handle half-and-half toppings and size-based pricing?

Yes. The ordering flow is built around how a pizza is actually priced and built, including split toppings, size tiers and combo deals, rather than a generic product list.

Do you connect to the same system our drivers already use?

In most cases, yes, by API, Zapier or Make. Tell us what you run for dispatch during onboarding and we scope the connection as part of the build.

Can we keep using a delivery app alongside our own site?

Yes. Most shops run both. The goal is to make your own site the easiest place to order from, not to remove other channels you already rely on.

What happens when we run a limited-time deal?

Send us the deal and it goes live as a revision, shown on the homepage and the ordering flow for as long as you need it, then removed the same way.

See it built for pizza

A live walk-through, on your screen, of the site you would get.

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