A delivery range you draw, and orders that go to the right kitchen.
A radius or a shape on the map, each with its own fee, and no more orders crossing town.
A circle, or a shape you draw
Each one carries its own delivery fee and minimum order. Where they overlap, the best match wins.
Orders go to the right kitchen
The closest one that is open and covers the address — or one kitchen for everything, if that is how you run.
Delivery fees kept separate
They never get mixed into what the kitchen actually earned.
Drivers see their runs
Their own deliveries and nothing else. Ready, on the way, done.
Addresses that stay true
Checked as they are typed, and saved with the order. Editing an address book later cannot rewrite an old order.
From address to doorstep
The address is checked
Before anyone gets to payment on an address you cannot reach.
The fee is set
From whichever range covers them.
The kitchen is chosen
Closest open one that covers it.
The driver runs it
And the customer is told at every step.
The right kitchen, the right fee, the right driver.
All of this works today. If something here does not match how you actually run, tell us before you buy rather than after.
- Range
- A radius or a shape you draw
- Per range
- Its own fee and minimum order
- Routing
- Closest open kitchen, or one you pick
- Driver access
- Their own deliveries only
Run your next service on one system.
Build the whole thing on Build & Test for two months at no cost, with every feature unlocked. Move to a paid plan when you are ready to take money.