BIZ Assist
BIZ Assist for Restaurants

Restaurants: the phone, off your host’s hands.

Friday at 7 the phone rings while the host seats a table. The caller gets your hours and menu by text.

The eight things, in restaurants words

Eight things. Each one does a job.

The same eight things on every plan, phrased for restaurants.

A website built by hand for your business.

Your menu, your hours, your own food photos, directions, and one tap to call. Works on a phone first.

Found on Google by people near you.

Your listing as a restaurant, with hours (holidays too), a menu link, and photos that make people hungry.

A business number that texts back missed calls in seconds.

A Friday-night call gets a text back in seconds: your hours, the menu link, and “text us your party size and time.”

A website chat that answers and books.

The chat knows your hours, whether you take reservations, and how private events work. It answers at 10 pm.

Forms that follow up on their own.

A catering or private-event form gets a reply in a minute. You see it in the morning with a draft.

Reviews on autopilot.

After a catering order or event you mark done, one text asks for a Google review. Never twice.

Your customers and money numbers in one place, on your phone.

This month's catering and event money in, event leads, who's waiting on a quote. On your phone, in the kitchen.

An assistant for the office.

Drafts the replies to catering requests, reminds you who hasn’t answered, keeps the list. You approve.

An example week

What a week looks like.

Made-up numbers, to show the shape of it. Your numbers are yours.

Example data

An example week for a restaurant

Missed calls texted back23
Party-size texts answered15
Catering and event leads from the site4
Review asks sent9
New Google reviews4
Catering and event money in this week$6,400
Your time on all of this: about 10 minutes, approving drafts from the kitchen.
Where we'd start

What we'd do first.

Three things, in order. All three are live in the first week.

1

Missed-call text-back with your hours and menu. Friday night, the host is seating. The caller still hears from you in seconds.

2

Your Google listing with hours, menu link and photos. Holiday hours too. That’s what people check before they drive over.

3

A catering and events page with a form that follows up. The biggest tickets come from events. No lead sits in an inbox over the weekend.

We’ve built for restaurants before: Harvey’s Wineburger.

What it costs

Most people pick Complete, $297 a month.

The site, the number, the text-back, reviews on autopilot, and your numbers on your phone. Month to month, no contract.

All four plans, one-time builds and add-ons →

Fifteen minutes

Text or call. You get one of us.

Tell us what you do and where your calls go now. We'll tell you what we'd set up. That's the whole call.