Aggregators take 18 to 30 percent of every order. For a restaurant in Kelve Road Station doing steady volume, a direct ordering website pays for itself in weeks — provided it is fast enough that hungry customers do not give up and reopen the app.
Restaurant sites are judged in about four seconds, usually on a phone, often on mobile data outside your premises. If the menu takes longer than that to appear, the customer has already gone back to the aggregator.
So we build menu-first: the menu is the landing page, images are aggressively compressed, and ordering never requires account creation. Everything else — story, gallery, awards — sits below the thing people actually came for.
Enquiries for restaurant website design from Kelve Road Station tend to start with a specific problem rather than a blank page, and we prefer it that way.
You keep the accounts, the repository and the domain. We are a supplier, not a gatekeeper.
We cover Kelve Road Station (401401) and the surrounding Palghar area — on site where a meeting genuinely helps, and remotely where it does not.