— London
Web design in London, Ontario
Two of our restaurant builds are in this city, which is more than we have in most places.
Get a quote01 What we built in London
Panjiri and Tamasha are both here. Two Indian restaurants, two very different problems, and both had a website working against them rather than for them.
Restaurants are where a slow site costs the most. Someone deciding where to eat is standing on a street with a phone in one hand, and a menu that takes six seconds to load has already lost them to whoever is next in the results.
02 A city that eats out
London supports an unusual density of independent restaurants for its size, helped along by two large student populations. That means genuine competition in local search, and a customer base that turns over every September.
In practice a large share of your customers are finding you for the first time each year, which puts more weight on search and on the first thirty seconds of the site than it would in a stable market.
03 Ordering without the commission
Every order through a third-party platform costs margin you never see again. Direct ordering built into your own site keeps it, and can integrate with the POS you already run so tickets land in the same queue your staff work from.
Built once, owned outright, no percentage.
— Straight answers
How much does a restaurant website cost in London, Ontario?
A typical restaurant site is $3,200 to $5,200. Adding direct online ordering takes it to $4,200 to $8,500 depending on menu size and whether it has to talk to a POS system.
Do you work with London restaurants specifically?
Two of them, Panjiri and Tamasha, both currently live. Hospitality is the single largest part of what we do.
Can you stop us paying delivery app commission?
Partly. Direct ordering on your own site keeps the full margin on every order that comes through it. The platforms will still bring you some customers, but the regulars who already know you have no reason to be routed through them.