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TAKEAWAY WEBSITES

Takeaway website design.
Ordering your way.

A website built around your takeaway, with direct ordering for one location. £595 setup, then £39 a month. No fixed menu-item limit.

A clear price from the start.

Pay a £297.50 setup deposit, with £297.50 remaining setup balance due as agreed for your project. The £39/month service starts at launch under a separate agreement. Paying the setup deposit does not start a subscription.

£595 SETUP

Build & launch

Your own branding, a mobile-friendly menu, agreed options and extras, collection or local delivery rules, and a handover session.

£39 / MONTH

Keep it running

Website hosting, HTTPS, routine software maintenance and email support during normal UK working days. Substantial changes are quoted first.

NO FIXED ITEM LIMIT

Room for your full menu

We do not sell menu-item tiers. We agree your menu import, options and any unusual requirements before starting; a larger menu does not automatically mean a higher plan.

Built around service time.

01

A menu customers can use

Clear categories, prices, sizes and extras. Supply your menu, images and allergen information so the build reflects what your kitchen actually serves.

02

Ordering that fits your shop

Agree opening hours, collection times, delivery areas, minimum orders and delivery charges before we build. Your business handles food preparation and delivery.

03

Payments & order notifications

Connect an agreed payment provider and test the full order journey before launch. Payment processing charges and any paid external tools are separate.

04

A useful handover

We show you how to maintain the agreed menu system and handle orders. Printers, tablets, EPOS connections and multi-location setups can be quoted separately.

What happens before launch?

  1. We review your menu, trading hours, delivery area and existing systems.
  2. You receive a written scope, including any external subscriptions, hardware or additional work.
  3. We build and review the website in your own branding.
  4. We test collection, delivery, payment and notification journeys with you before switching on orders.

The £595 setup and £39 monthly service cover the agreed single-location build. No fixed menu-item cap is imposed. Bespoke integrations, extensive data cleanup, ongoing menu-entry work and additional locations are agreed separately.

Questions before you start?

Are payment fees included?

No. Your chosen provider charges its own transaction fees. Required third-party tools, domains and any applicable tax are itemised in your written quote before you commit.

Does £39 mean unlimited edits?

No. It covers hosting, routine maintenance and support. You can manage content through the agreed editing system; changes you ask us to make are scoped and priced first.

What if we trade late?

Standard human support is during normal UK working days. Evening, weekend or urgent cover needs a separate agreement suited to your trading hours.

Can I pay the setup deposit online?

Yes. Choose Takeaway in our website packages to provide your project details and pay the £297.50 setup deposit. The remaining setup balance is £297.50, due as agreed for your project. The £39/month service starts at launch under a separate agreement; paying this deposit does not start a subscription. Discuss any bespoke integrations with us before paying.

Try the working test demonstration ↗

Talk about your takeaway ↗

Remote website builds for UK takeaway owners.

Send your menu, options, allergen information and trading requirements through our enquiry form or by email. We agree the scope and review the branded ordering website online with you. Your collection arrangements and local delivery area determine where customers can order food.

Before launch, we test the agreed collection, delivery, payment and notification journeys. You manage food preparation and delivery. Standard human support is during normal UK working days; evening, weekend or urgent cover needs a separate agreement. Discuss your takeaway website or try the fictional TEST demonstration.