Order pages for local food businesses.
I build one-page order sites for people who sell plates, not tech companies. The customer picks the plate, the total adds itself, the order lands in your email with a code, and the pay button opens Venmo with the amount already typed in. Live in three days. You keep every dollar.
Hey.
I build these at night, on the side. A friend of mine launched a food business this summer with a flyer, a Cash App, and his phone. Good food, real hustle, orders coming in. Every one of them came in as a message. If you sell food, you know the messages. "Did you get my order?" "How much was it again?" "Can I add fries?" That's not a him problem. That's what DMs do to every kitchen, and every minute spent adding totals is a minute not cooking.
So I built him a page. He said yes on a Thursday morning. The first version was live that afternoon. His real menu, real prices, and pay buttons went public that Sunday, three days later. Now the customer builds the plate, picks a pickup day, taps pay, and the order shows up in his email with a code like ORD-4287 and the exact total. He matches the payment to the code and cooks.
That's the whole product. One page that takes the order.
This is live right now, taking real orders. Build a plate and see what your customers would see. Don't hit pay unless you're hungry and in the area.
Live
Weekend preorders for a one-man kitchen. Pick a protein, pick a flavor, pick an entrée, add-ons, drinks. The bottom bar shows the total as you build. Checkout takes a name, phone, pickup day, and how you're paying. The order hits the owner's email and the customer gets a pay button with the amount filled in.
Built in three days. Two rounds of fixes from testing it on a phone in a parking lot.
Open the live page
Sample build
A custom cup shop. Ready-made shop, custom order requests, turnaround times, care cards. Checkout stays in the owner's own Square, because I never touch a client's money.
An ordering app takes a cut of every plate forever. Here's mine, and the next one is half off.
Last chance: one spot at this price
Order Page
$500 $250
one time, next business only
Order Page + Launch Kit
$750 $500
one time, first three businesses
Keep It Running
$30
a month, after launch
Comes after launch
I want one more before-and-after in my portfolio before I charge what this is worth. One business gets the Order Page for $250. When that spot is gone, it goes back to $500. If you're reading this and the price still says $250, it's yours.
I'm building my portfolio and I want your before-and-after in it. That's the whole reason. The first three businesses get the full Launch Kit at the Order Page price, and in return I get to show your page here and ask you for one honest sentence about working with me. When the three spots are gone, it goes back to $750.
Send me your menu. If your page isn't live and taking real orders within seven days, you owe me nothing. I'm not holding your money hostage. I built the first one in three.
It's a one-page order site, not a delivery app. No accounts, no DoorDash, no ten-page website, no online card processing on day one. If you need those, I'm not your guy yet, and I'll tell you so before you spend a dollar.
Fill this out and I'll text you back tonight or tomorrow. Nothing to pay now. First we talk, then I build, then you test it on your phone, then it goes live.