A website for independent pizzerias. Orders and catering requests come through your own site and connect to the ordering tool you already use, new inquiries get a reply in seconds, happy customers get asked for reviews, and you see what it did each month. Zero per-order fees from us, ever. Built in San Diego. Priced on the page. No long-term agency contract.
0.8 sechow fast the confirmation went out on our last test inquiry
Follow a customer from your menu to a catering request to your alert.
Menu, specials and hours on one screen, with the order button up top.
Order onlineDoorDash lists 15, 25 or 30 percent per delivery order plus 6 percent on pickup (DoorDash, 2026). Owners in the forums report 28 to 33 percent after promos. Some ordering vendors add $2 or $3 per order on top of a monthly fee. A direct order through your own site pays none of that.
App orders a month, times your average ticket, times the commission you pay.Small-shop owners say it plainly: too busy to pick up the phone. HBR found 23% of businesses never respond to a web lead at all (HBR, 2011). Your site should take the order or the catering request without stopping the makeline.
Missed calls a month, times the share that would have ordered, times your average ticket.An owner who spent years trying to move app users to his own site called them addicted to the app. Domino's does more than 85% of its U.S. retail sales through digital channels (Domino's SEC filing, 2025). The chains own the order. Independents can too.
Regulars ordering on apps, times orders a month, times the commission.97% of consumers read reviews for local businesses and 41% always do (BrightLocal, 2026). The rival that hands out free slices for reviews climbs. The honest shop that never asks does not.
No dollar figure claimed here. Reviews decide who gets the order.Monthly estimates, your numbers. Commissions are money paid out each month. The other blocks are revenue that never arrived. Every figure is an estimate and the formula is printed next to it.
app orders per month × average ticket × commission rate
missed calls per month × share that would have ordered × average ticket
lapsed customers × share an email brings back × average ticket
Every figure above is an estimate.
Two minutes. It reads your Google listing, your site and your reviews, and shows what is slipping.
Run the free checkOwner-operated pizzerias, one to three locations, delivery, takeout or slices, in San Diego County and anywhere in the U.S.
Need more than the package? Several locations, a franchise, the whole growth engine, or a custom system: that is a custom scope we quote after the free check. Start with the free check either way.
The listing is where the late-night pizza search ends. It gets set up or cleaned up and linked to the site.
Pizza delivery near me, catering, slices, by the pie, lunch specials. One page each, written for how people search in your area.
It connects to the ordering tool you already use: your POS ordering, Square, Toast, or the vendor you have. Nothing gets rebuilt, and the order lands with you.
By email, the same day, automatically.
Ads management is quoted separately, after the free check.
6 of the 12 pizza marketing vendors we checked publish no service price at all and none offers $0 down. It is $2,500, or $0 down at $297 a month. Scroll down.
Only 3 of the 12 state month-to-month terms. Here, care is month to month, and the $0-down build is a 12-month payment plan, stated up front.
No checked competitor spells out who owns the site. Here the terms are in writing: a website you buy outright, including on the $0-down payment plan, is yours once it's paid in full. Sites on a monthly plan run on our platform while you're subscribed.
Some vendors add $2 or $3 per order on top of the monthly. The apps take 15 to 30 percent. Nothing from us scales with your order count. Your provider's card processing and any delivery fees still apply.
All three pizza sales pages we read line by line name nobody and promise no response time. Fill out the form below and watch.
All three gate their first step behind a lead-capture form. Run the free check and keep the report.
None of the 12 competitors we checked in September 2026 names a home market. BarPulse is built and running for an eight-venue San Diego hospitality group.
Pickup 12:00 · office lunch
Built and run for an eight-venue San Diego hospitality group: capture, follow-up, reporting. Same engine, configured for a pizzeria.
See the case studyStandard Web Package, $2,500 or $0 down: up to eight pages, built for phones, the inquiry form with instant confirmation and owner alert, Google listing and contact details on every page, page titles and search basics, one round of revisions, launch on your domain, 30 days of fixes.
Then add the system behind it: catering follow-up by email, review requests, win-back emails to past customers, and a monthly owner report. It comes with the starter packages below, with a clear price in writing before anything starts.
Live in days once your content is in, not months.
Standard Web Package: $2,500 one time ($1,250 to start, $1,250 at launch), or $0 down at $297 a month for a 12-month minimum, then $149 a month.
Website care: $149 a month founding rate for the first 10 clients, then $199. Hosting, updates, security, one automation of your choice, one small change a month, a monthly note on what your site did.
No long-term agency contract. A Standard Web Package site bought in one payment is yours at launch. The $0-down plan is a 12-month payment plan for the build: the site is yours when it is paid, and if you stop early the remaining balance of the $2,500 build price is due before handover. Website care is month to month. If you leave, hosting, automations and updates from us stop unless you keep website care. Every inquiry gets a confirmation in under a minute and a personal reply within one business day.
The deposit or the first month on this page, or the free check first if you want a recommendation before spending anything.
We email you within one business day with a short intake: your menu, hours, photos, the ordering and reservation tools you use, and anything you already have.
The build starts the day the intake comes back. You approve before it goes live.
Best forYou're opening your doors and need to look established from day one.
Starts at$799one time
Start with this packageBest forPeople are searching for what you do, and finding your competitors first.
Starts at$300 a month$0 down, 3 months to start
Start with this packageBest forYour business is running, and your website needs to look and work like it.
Starts at$2,500or $0 down, paid monthly
Start with this packageBest forLeads, bookings and follow-up are piling up. You need one system running it all.
Starts at$5,000one-time setup
Start with this packageWant something different? Build your own package
DoorDash Marketplace charges 15% (Basic), 25% (Plus) or 30% (Premier) commission per delivery order, plus 6% pickup commission on all plans.
DoorDash, 2026 · vendor figure · vendor figureDomino's generated more than 85% of its U.S. retail sales in 2024 through digital channels.
Domino's Pizza Inc., SEC filing, 2025 · primary source · primary sourceMore than half of the roughly 75,000 pizza restaurants in the U.S. are independents, and only 2 of more than 1,000 newly opened shops tracked closed in their first year.
PMQ Pizza, Pizza Power Report, 2026 · industry survey · industry survey97% of consumers read online reviews for local businesses and 41% always read them when browsing.
BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey, 2026 · industry survey · industry surveyFirms that contacted a new lead within an hour were nearly 7 times as likely to qualify it, and 23% of 2,241 audited companies never responded at all.
Harvard Business Review, 2011 · primary source · primary sourceYou will get a confirmation right away and a personal reply within one business day.