Industry · Restaurants
Your own online ordering, table booking and QR menus — so repeat customers order direct instead of paying an aggregator's commission on every meal.
Food aggregators are a good way to be discovered and an expensive way to keep a customer. Every repeat order through them pays commission on a customer you already won. A direct ordering channel — your own website and app — is how restaurants keep that margin.
Alex Solution builds restaurant websites that rank when people search for food nearby, online ordering with delivery and pickup, table reservations, QR-code menus for dine-in, and ordering apps for cloud kitchens and multi-outlet brands.
It is built to be fast on a phone, simple for your staff during a rush, and owned by you — including the customer list, which is the part aggregators never give you.
Menu, photos, location, hours and reservations on a fast, mobile-first site — set up with Google Business Profile and local search so you appear when people nearby look for food.
Delivery and pickup ordering with add-ons, combos, coupons and online payment, sending orders straight to the kitchen.
Reservations by time and party size, confirmations and reminders, and a floor view for the host stand.
Guests scan, browse, order and pay from the table. Faster turns, fewer order errors, and a menu you can update in seconds.
Several brands or outlets from one admin, with outlet-wise menus, pricing, timings and reports.
Points, offers and one-tap reorder that bring customers back to your channel rather than the aggregator's.
A hungry customer on a phone will not tolerate a slow or confusing checkout. We keep the path from menu to paid order short.
New orders arrive with a sound on a tablet or printer, clearly laid out, with status updates back to the customer.
Mark a dish sold out, change a price or add a special from your phone — no developer needed.
UPI, cards and wallets through Razorpay or your gateway, plus cash on delivery if you want it.
Your own riders with order assignment, or a third-party delivery partner's API.
Names, numbers and order history stay with you, so you can run offers and bring people back.
Restaurant ordering and table booking are project types we build regularly, and the hardest part of both — real-time slots, availability and assignment — is the core of RelaxMe, a live booking platform we built with a service catalogue, slot scheduling and staff assignment. You can open it and try the booking flow yourself.
For the storefront side, our Cliff Climbers e-commerce build shows the catalogue, cart, payments and customer accounts that an online ordering system shares with any online store.
We will not present sample builds as client case studies. Ask for a relevant reference and we will give you a real one.
A restaurant website with menu and reservations is a small project. Online ordering with payments and kitchen notifications is a step up; a multi-outlet cloud-kitchen system with its own app and rider management is larger again. The comparison that matters is against aggregator commission — for many restaurants the direct channel pays for itself within months of repeat orders.
We quote in phases, each with its own itemised quote: website and ordering first, then table booking, QR dine-in and the app when volume justifies them.
Send a rough note — no specification needed — and we aim to send an itemised written estimate with a proposed timeline within one business day, free. Call +91 70878 68780 or email help@alexsolution.in.
Because aggregator commission applies to every order, including from customers who already know you. A direct website and app lets repeat customers order without that cut, gives you their contact details, and lets you run your own offers. Most restaurants keep the aggregators for discovery and move regulars to the direct channel.
We can build the ordering, payment, tracking and delivery-assignment features for your own restaurant or group. A full multi-restaurant marketplace is a much larger project; we will scope a first version that tests the idea before you commit to the rest.
Each table gets a QR code. Guests scan it, see the live menu, order and optionally pay from their phone, and the order goes straight to the kitchen tagged with the table number. You change the menu from an admin panel instantly.
We build it to — fast pages, menu content search engines can read, restaurant structured data, and help setting up your Google Business Profile, which is what drives the map results for searches like "restaurants near me".
A restaurant website typically takes 2 to 4 weeks, online ordering 4 to 8 weeks, and a multi-outlet app with rider management longer. The date is named in the proposal and you see progress weekly.
Yes. Dishes, prices, photos, sold-out items and timings are all editable from an admin panel on your phone or computer.
Let's turn your idea into a polished, scalable product. Tell us what you need and we'll aim to get back within one business day.