Alternatives
Honest comparisons — including when the other option is the better one.
Uber Eats alternative for a pizzeria: sell direct
Uber Eats charges UK restaurants 30% on delivered orders. What that costs a year, the 13% rate most pizzerias miss, and when staying is still right.
14 September 20269 min readFacebook page or website for a pizzeria?
A Facebook page reaches your followers; it cannot tell a search engine your prices or hours. What each is genuinely good at, and how to run both.
14 September 20267 min readDeliveroo alternative for a pizzeria
Deliveroo publishes no rate card. What is actually known about its UK commission, what the DoorDash takeover changes, and how to move your regulars.
14 September 20268 min readWix for a pizzeria: what to know first
Wix builds a good website but does not know what a pizzeria is. The plan you actually need, where the generic builder shows, and when it is the right call.
14 September 20268 min readWordPress for a pizzeria: the real cost
The licence is free; the estate is not. Hosting, plugins, updates and the integration work nobody quotes for — plus when WordPress is genuinely right.
14 September 20269 min readGloriaFood: what the free tier really includes
The ordering widget is genuinely free and commission-free. Card payments are not, and the platform is widely reported to close in April 2027.
14 September 20267 min readFlipdish: what size of restaurant is it for?
Published pricing starts near €99 a month per site and the per-order fee is not published. Where that is good value, and where it is far too much system.
14 September 20268 min readThe best pizzeria website builders in 2026
Eight ways to put a pizzeria online compared on cost, restaurant features and who edits it — including, honestly, where we are the wrong choice.
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