An app for your pizzeria: takeaway orders and delivery

A pizzeria app takes orders for you while the oven is running. Customers choose, pay, and come to pick up. Every order comes back to you in full, and the app starts at €19 a month.

Friday, 7:30 pm. The phone won’t stop ringing, you jot down an order while pulling a Margarita out of the oven, and you hear “ham” instead of “mushrooms”. Meanwhile, three calls go to voicemail.

With your app, those orders arrive written down and already paid. I’ll show you what it looks like, with a real demo, and what it costs.

Why an app for a pizzeria

Delivery apps bring you customers, but they keep a share of every order and the contact with the person. Your own app gives you both back: the full amount and a direct line to your regulars.

It also eases the rush. Fewer calls, fewer note-taking mistakes, and a queue of orders you prepare in turn.

Everything below works for a pizzeria, a pizza truck, an Italian restaurant, a kebab or burger place, or any kitchen that sells takeaway.

The screens of a pizzeria app

Here is the “restaurant” demo I prepared, built around an Italian pizzeria. It is a starting template: you replace the menu, prices and photos with your own.

The menu by section

Pizzas, pasta, meats, desserts, drinks: each section scrolls on the home screen with its photos and prices. The add to basket button sits under each dish, without opening the page.

The dish page and the size

A large photo, the price, the size choice, then the list of ingredients. The customer sees straight away what is on the pizza, and picks the classic or the large.

The basket and payment

The customer pays online, by card or PayPal, and chooses pickup or delivery in your area, with a rate per zone. A banner on the home screen announces takeaway.

The menu in the back office

Each dish has its page: a photo, its section, and one row per size with its price. The classic Margarita at €12, the large at €16. Out of mozzarella? Set the dish’s stock to zero, and it can no longer be ordered.

The shop settings sit in the same place: payment, delivery and its zones, taxes, the checkout flow, and the texts of the emails and notifications sent with each order.

Filling quiet evenings

“This Tuesday, second pizza half price, only on the app.” You schedule this message for 6 pm, and it reaches your regulars just before dinner. Notifications are unlimited, in every plan.

You attach a discount code, with its duration and usage limit. A quiet evening becomes a good one.

Who keeps the pizzeria app alive?

You, once a season for the menu, and two minutes a week for a message. A new pizza of the month? A photo, a price, and it is online. You can also control the app from ChatGPT or Claude.

The easiest way to start: your ten best-selling pizzas, the drinks, and pickup.

How much does a pizzeria app cost

At Maymoune, online ordering is included in all three plans, along with every other feature:

• Starter, €19 a month: your web app, installed from a link or a QR code.
• Ultra, €59 a month: the same, plus the iPhone, iPad and Android app on the stores.
• Ultra lifetime, €2,999: a one-time payment, with publishing on the App Store and Google Play included.

My advice: print the QR code on your pizza boxes. Every customer who phoned this week will order from the app next week. Plan details are on the pricing page.

To go further: the dining room and bookings are covered in the article on the restaurant app, in-store pickup in the one on the grocery store app, and writing messages in the one on push notifications. Other questions are answered in the FAQ.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an app for a pizzeria cost?

€19 a month for the web app, €59 a month with the iPhone and Android apps, or €2,999 once and for all. Online ordering is included in all three plans. Details are on the pricing page.

Can I offer several pizza sizes?

Yes. Each size is a variant with its own price, for example 33 cm and 40 cm. The customer chooses on the page before adding to the basket.

Can I offer both pickup and delivery?

Yes. You set up pickup and delivery in your area, with a rate per zone, and the customer chooses when ordering.

Is the customer notified about the order?

Yes. Emails and notifications go out with each order, and you set their texts in the back office.

Does the app carry my pizzeria’s name?

Yes. It is in your name, with your logo and colors, and you can connect it to your own domain name.