When someone nearby searches for what you cook, your website should be the result they click — not a marketplace. iOrders builds your site to rank for local searches, with your menu, hours and commission-free ordering on your own domain.
People find us on Uber Eats, not on our own site.
Every one of those orders pays a commission, and the marketplace keeps the customer.
Our website is just a brochure.
No ordering, no hours that update, nothing for a hungry customer to actually do.
I don't have time to manage a website.
Menus change, hours change, and the site quietly goes stale.
That's the only homework. iOrders builds the site from it.
Structured so "near me" and dish searches in your area land on you.
Commission-free pickup and delivery ordering is part of the site, not a link out.
Menu and hours updates are handled by iOrders — across every location.
Built from the ground up so local dish and "near me" searches find your restaurant.
Your name, your colours, your photos — no marketplace between you and the customer.
The customer sees what you serve, when you're open, and can order right there.
Menu changes and hours are handled for you, so the site never goes stale.
The website gets you found. Review Genie gives searchers a reason to click you.
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No. iOrders builds the site from your menu, photos and logo.
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Typically within 24 hours of sending your menu.
In a 20-minute demo we'll look at what comes up when someone searches for your food nearby — and what your iOrders site would look like.