If your online presence is your only presence, bring your website, online ordering, marketing tools, and more under one simple and easy-to-use platform. Popmenu gives virtual restaurants and ghost kitchens the only digital solution they need to thrive.
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With Popmenu, Taqueria Picoso’s monthly number of sessions on its website has steadily increased. This means an increase in number of people viewing different webpages, interacting with the menu, and placing orders directly through the website. The average session duration on Taqueria Picoso’s website is almost three minutes. That’s 12x higher than the average time spent on an ordinary restaurant menu/website!
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Popmenu helps restaurant owners consolidate a number of tools and logins to improve their margins. The platform allows restaurants to build an online presence and attract, engage, transact, and re-market to their guests in one single tool.
We think restaurants deserve to control their online presence and we know reviews are important for making a dining decision. That's why we give guests the opportunity to leave reviews directly on the restaurant's menu and owners are notified to approve or reject those reviews in the Popmenu dashboard.
Restaurant owners are constantly being bombarded with fees so we wanted to make it as simple as possible. No setup fees, no onboarding fees, and your monthly rate does not change. We include a flat $1 fee on online orders, but always give the restaurant the option of sharing all or some of that with the guest.
By selecting our Popmenu Pro package, our onboarding team will help gather what you already have created and transition that to our interactive menu. You'll be on your way to attracting more guests before you know it!
“We don’t have a budget to pay for advertising, so we make good use of all the included Popmenu messaging and marketing. We look at what people say on the menu, and then we’ll directly email them and say ‘Hey, we know you love the birria taco, here’s a 10% discount for you to come try it again—or maybe try something else!’"