For independent restaurants
Punch at the chains' weight
The chains have branded apps, loyalty schemes, and someone whose whole job is digital. You have a service to run. Storekit gives a single site the same ordering machinery - live the same day, free to start, and nobody takes a cut of the basket.
#1
Converting checkout
5x
5-star Google reviews
+6.4%
Spend per head
0%
Commission fees
What the job actually is
Stop renting your regulars
Marketplace customers belong to the marketplace. Every direct order builds a guest record you own - contactable, exportable, and still yours if you ever leave.
Look like you, everywhere
Your storefront runs on your domain with your type, colours, and photography. The guest never feels like they left your brand between the menu and the payment.
Survive your own Friday night
Slot capacity limits, honest lead times, and pause-a-channel controls keep the kitchen from taking more than it can plate - automatically, while you run the pass.
One system, not five logins
Takeaway, delivery, collection, QR at the table, and pay-at-table off one menu and one dashboard. Change a price once.
What you would run
Proof at this size
26K+
pizzas sold per year through online pickup
I want to focus on making pizza. I don't want to focus on making a website.
Tom Vincent · Owner · Vincenzo's
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£20K+
saved per year - no order-taking staff required
We opened with Storekit. I don't think we could have made the model work without it.
Freddie Sheen · Co-Founder · Rogue Sarnies
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3
areas - terrace, restaurant floor, and bar
Storekit has helped us reduce overheads and manage a very busy operation in a much more efficient way.
Carlos Aparicio · General Manager · Hot Rocks
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Asked at this size
How much does Storekit cost for a single restaurant?
Basic is free, plus a flat per-order rate and no commission on the basket. No contract, no setup fee. Grow adds catering and the wider integrations from £82; Pro adds in-venue ordering from £166.
How quickly can one restaurant go live?
Most single sites take a live order the same day. The menu is the slow part; if it exists in a spreadsheet or on another platform, it imports.
Do I need a website already?
No. The Storekit storefront is a complete branded ordering site on your own domain. If you already have a website, the storefront links or embeds into it.
Or by the size of the operation
A single site and a thirty-site group run the same machinery. What changes is who has to be convinced, and of what.
- For restaurant groupsOne estate, one system, site-level controlBetween three sites and thirty, the problem changes shape: it stops being about taking orders and starts being about consistency, control, and knowing which site is quietly underperforming. Storekit runs the estate from one dashboard without flattening what makes each site work.
- For larger estatesInfrastructure, without the eighteen-month deploymentLarger estates buy ordering as infrastructure: integration depth, data ownership, and a vendor that can move at the estate's pace. Storekit brings the self-serve platform's speed - sites live in days, not quarters - with the surface a bigger operation actually needs underneath.
And by what you run
Size is one axis. The kind of place you run is the other, and it changes which channels matter.
See it on
your estate
Free to set up, live in a day, and it scales site by site from there.