Who we help

Restaurant & café marketing that fills tables

For independent restaurants and cafés in Greece and Southern Europe. We study why diners choose one place over another, then remove what's costing you covers.

The problem

Great food and loyal regulars, but new customers are hard to win without paying platforms for each one. The website leaks bookings, reviews are thinner than the competitor down the road, and every marketing decision is a guess.

What we do

01

Win the occasion, not the dish

Diners shortlist by occasion, not menu. We match your message to the reasons people actually book.

02

Engineer the reviews

Social proof is the second-strongest driver of restaurant choice. We build a review pipeline that asks on a schedule.

03

Unblock the booking path

Every extra tap is a table walking next door. We cut the friction between hungry and booked.

Where it maps

Always On or Direct Booking Engine, entered through a paid diagnostic.

Related evidence: Restaurants →

Independent restaurant · direct orders

How much is delivery commission costing your restaurant?

Six quick questions, then four rough numbers. You'll get an indicative friction level and an estimate of the commission you hand to the delivery apps each year. About two minutes, nothing is saved or sent.

1What share of your orders come direct (your own site or phone), not via a delivery app?
2Of people who land on your own menu or ordering page, how many actually order?
3How many taps from finding you online to a placed order or booked table?
4Does ordering or booking work smoothly on a phone?
5Is ordering direct visibly better value than via the app (price or a perk)?
6Do you confirm and remind booked tables to cut no-shows, and invite guests back?

Put a rough number on it

Estimates are fine. This turns the friction into euros. Defaults reflect typical figures; adjust the commission to your own apps.

Indicative only, computed on your device, stored nowhere unless you email yourself the result below.

Find your archetype first

Two minutes, twelve questions, your archetype and the one move to make first.

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