Your website sells. Orders, bookings, and payments.

If you sell things, we build the ordering into your website — not as a bolt-on, but as part of the build. Products, food, appointments, or event tickets: it is one system with one admin, one order list, one loyalty program.

A business that does more than one thing can run all of it side by side. A tour company that also sells merch and event tickets gets three catalogs on one site. A salon that sells products takes orders and bookings in the same place.

• Products — physical goods with delivery zones, fees, and order minimums
• Services — bookable appointments with durations and real availability
• Menus — restaurant online ordering: pickup, delivery, or dine-in
• Tickets — dated events with a fixed number of seats

Menus are organized into sections — appetizers, mains, desserts, drinks — and every item can carry options: sizes, add-ons, preparation choices. Options are priced on our side, so the total is always right and required choices (pick a size) can't be skipped.

Customers choose pickup, delivery, or dine-in — dine-in collects the table number. They can order for ASAP or pick a time, within your business hours. Tips are collected at checkout.

• Sectioned menus with item photos
• Priced options enforced at checkout — no more "no pickles" phone calls lost in translation
• Pickup, delivery, or dine-in with table numbers
• Order ahead for ASAP or a chosen time

Appointment booking that knows your hours and your capacity. Slots come from your business hours and slot length; capacity is per slot — one chair, one room, or twelve seats. When a slot is full, it stops being offered. When someone cancels, the slot opens back up on its own.

And when something is full, customers don't have to walk away — they can join a waitlist and claim the spot the moment a cancellation frees it. Bookings are timezone-correct — including daylight-saving changes — so out-of-town customers book the time you actually work.

Run tours, workshops, classes, or anything with a date and a headcount. Each event has its own seat count: a 12-seat tour sells exactly 12, shows shoppers how many seats are left, and blocks the moment it fills.

Customers pick a day, pick a time, pick their seats — and get a confirmation email to verify their booking. Sold out? They can put their name on the waitlist and grab a seat if one opens up.

Checkout runs on Stripe — using your own Stripe account. The customer pays on your site, Stripe sends the money to your account, and we never touch your funds. It is your revenue relationship, which is exactly how it should be.

Paid orders confirm themselves: payment verified, receipt emailed, order marked as paid and verified — no manual matching. Cash on delivery works too, and both can run side by side. Loyalty points and promo codes that cover the whole total are handled cleanly before checkout.

• Stripe Checkout on your own account — money flows directly to you
• Paid orders verify automatically with emailed receipts
• Cash on delivery available alongside card payments
• Gift cards redeem at checkout; deposits, refunds of points, and promo usage all tracked

Customers earn points on every completed order and can redeem them at checkout. Give referred customers a reason to sign up with referral bonuses that pay out on their first order. Run promo codes by percentage, fixed amount, or free delivery — and set delivery zones with fees and order minimums so small orders stop being worth the drive.

Turn one visit into a relationship. Sell gift cards on your site — paid by card, with a code and a running balance the recipient redeems at checkout. Sell packages of visits upfront, so a season of lawn treatments or a course of facials is booked and paid before it starts.

And run real memberships: recurring plans — monthly, quarterly, or annual — with a member discount, free visits per period, priority booking, and free add-ons. A "Gold Member" tier with 15% off and a free monthly treatment sells itself, and the site handles who's active, who's due, and what discount applies at checkout.

• Gift cards — card-paid on your site, code-based, redeemable at checkout, with balances and top-ups
• Visit packages — prepaid bundles of appointments
• Memberships — recurring plans with member discounts, free visits, and priority booking
• Runs on the same catalogs, checkout, and Stripe account as everything else

The AI chatbot and voice agent on your website know your catalog. A customer can say "I'd like two large orders of the garlic bread for pickup at six" — and the order lands in the same system as a website order, delivery fee and all.

This is not a gimmick — it is the same engine answering from your knowledge base. It just also knows what you sell.

Your admin shows every order and booking with schedules for upcoming appointments. Filter by status and day, print driver manifests and packing slips for the morning run, and upload product photos and videos by dragging them in. Orders that never get confirmed don't sit in limbo — stale orders cancel themselves, restock the shelves, release the booking slot, and refund the redeemed points.

• Orders dashboard with booking schedules and payment status
• Print-ready driver manifests and packing slips
• Drag-and-drop product image and video uploads
• Stale orders auto-cancel: stock restored, slots released, points refunded