Keep Uber Eats. Just stop depending on it.
A marketplace app is a transactional tool. We're a growth partner. That one difference decides something bigger than this month's orders: who owns your customers.
See how many customers you don't own yet arrow_forwardWhen John orders your tacos through Uber Eats, he isn't your customer — he's Uber Eats' customer. Open your dashboard: his email and phone number are hidden. You can't thank him. You can't invite him back.
Tomorrow, Uber Eats may send John a notification: “Here's 50% off a different Mexican place down the street.” They used your food to win John over — and now they're using John to feed your competition.
You paid a commission on that order, and still lost the customer.
We're not telling you to cancel Uber Eats. Keep it — the reach is real. We just make sure you're not dependent on it, by building a channel you actually own.
A marketplace app
Uber Eats · DoorDash — transactional
Owns the guest relationship
Hides the customer's email and phone
~15–30% commission on every order
Markets competitors to your customers
You rent access, one order at a time
FoodTraffic
Your local growth partner
You own the guest relationship
You get real names, emails and phones
$499 flat — zero commission per order
Every message promotes only you
A channel you keep for good
Hyper-local SEO
We map every dish on your menu — all 200-plus of them — to the way people really search: “best carne asada near me,” “birria tacos delivery [your city].” They land on your site directly, not inside an app.
The lifetime-value cycle
When a guest orders on your own site or walks through the door, we capture their real contact details — then prompt them for a review, reward their loyalty, and learn their ordering rhythm.
Active CRM
Your dashboard sorts every guest into Active, At-risk, or Lost. If John hasn't ordered in 30 days, the system automatically sends him a reason to come back — before he defaults to a competitor.
How many of your customers do you actually own?
We'll look at where your orders come from and show you how much of your business is rented from a marketplace — and what it would take to own it.
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