For independent restaurants
When someone asksan assistant whereto eat, does it sayyour name?
Diners are starting to ask instead of search. One or two restaurants get named. Everyone else is invisible.
on·y·mous adjective
Bearing a name. The opposite of anonymous.
Right now, to the assistants, your restaurant is anonymous.
“best breakfast in Silver Spring”
Your restaurant was not mentioned. No impression, no click, nothing on any report to tell you it happened.
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questions asked for you every week
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assistants checked, not just one
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kinds of problem we know how to fix
It is not a dashboard.
It is a few decisions a week.
Marketing software hands owners a screen of numbers and calls it a service. You do not need another login. You need to know what is worth doing this week, and then to have it done.
We ask what your diners ask
Around eighteen real questions a week, across several assistants. Best brunch nearby, open late, good for a date, where to get your signature dish.
We find why you are missing
Almost always something dull and fixable. Hours that disagree between listings. A menu posted as a picture nothing can read. A listing you never claimed.
You approve, we handle it
One email on Monday with the few things worth doing, ranked. Tap to approve. We draft the copy, fill the forms, and tell you what changed.
What we will not do
The line, in writing
The easy way to win at this is to manufacture mentions: seed the forum threads, buy the listicle spot, generate the reviews. It works for a while, then it gets your restaurant penalized and your name attached to it.
We fix what is actually yours to fix: your listings, your hours, your menu, your website, and honest requests to real writers and real guests. There is no code path in this product for anything else.
Less than one night of no-shows.
Two weeks free, no card. The check above stays free whether or not you ever pay us anything.
Find out whether they say your name.
Twenty seconds, no account, no card. It needs nothing from you but your restaurant’s name.