Super Pizza

Build your pizzeria’s website, city by city

The UK takeaway market is the most chain-dominated in Europe, and that is the independent’s opening, not their problem. A chain cannot be from somewhere. Your site can say whose oven it is, which street it is on and what Friday looks like there — and it can take the order without handing over a third of it.

Friday-night takeaway is a British institution older than delivery apps, and pizza has been at the centre of it since the 1980s. What changed is who owns the moment of choosing. It used to be a menu on the fridge; it is now a list in an app, sorted by delivery time, where every independent looks like a slightly cheaper version of a chain.

Aggregators charge twice

Once in commission, and once in anonymity. A customer who orders through an app is the app’s customer: the name, the address and the order history stay there. Independents who build a direct channel keep both the margin and the relationship — and still list on the apps for discovery.

Cities we cover

Local search happens at neighbourhood level. Chorlton is not Manchester, and anyone searching already knows the difference.

Your site could be live before service tonight

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Questions owners actually ask

Is a website worth it when I am already on Just Eat?

Yes. The app brings new customers; your own site keeps them. Every order that comes direct saves the commission and, more importantly, keeps the customer’s details with you rather than with the platform.

What does it cost?

£0 to start on a super-pizza.app address, and £19 a month with your own domain and direct ordering, with no commission per order.

Your site could be live before service tonight

Five minutes. No card. And you’re live.

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