Most restaurants run two websites. The one they own does nothing. The one they rent takes the order, keeps the customer and charges up to 36p in the pound for the privilege.
Uber Eats and Just Eat publish 30% commission. VAT goes on top, so it is 36p in the pound. Deliveroo does not publish, and the reported range sits between 25 and 35%. That is the first order. The second costs the same, because the customer who found you on an app belongs to the app. You cannot email them or tell them about Thursday's new menu.
A website built anywhere else drifts from the till. A price goes up in the kitchen and stays down online for a fortnight. Orders land on another tablet that somebody has to watch, retype and occasionally get wrong.
Shift4 payment infrastructure
$200B+
The SkyTab Website Builder is Shift4's product. We supply it alongside the till and the card machine, on one account.
You describe the venue and it generates the site. Then you make it yours: your domain, colours, logo, photographs, location and social links. Every theme works on a phone, which matters because a hungry customer at 8pm is holding one. There is nothing to code and nothing to design.
Built on your till, one system does all six jobs.
That is the list. The site is set up alongside the rest of the account, which is installed face to face.
Included with SkyTab POS
The website builder is part of SkyTab POS at £39 a month with £0 upfront, and there is no commission on the orders it takes. The card machine is free hardware with free setup, and there is no PCI fee. Every module with its own charge is published in full on the pricing page. Prices exclude VAT.
Send 3 months of card statements and we will show you what you pay now, line by line, against what you would pay here. Every price on this site excludes VAT.
No. The builder generates the site from a description of your venue, and everything after that is choosing colours, uploading a logo and adding photographs. If you can post to your own social accounts, you can run this.
Yes. Your domain points at the new site and your customers notice nothing except a better site. If you do not have one yet, we will set one up as part of the account.
No. Orders through your own site are yours. That is the whole argument for having one, given Uber Eats and Just Eat publish 30% commission with VAT on top.
Nothing, until you decide. The new site can be built and checked while your domain still points at the old one. Nobody sees it until you say so.
No. The menu, the orders, the gift cards and the reporting are the ones you already use, so there is no second system to keep in step.
Send a few details and we will quote your rate before you commit to anything.
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