You’ll love our new demo site and this is what your own website could look like and we can also create a new page for your restaurant on Okay Chef that looks like this.
We really want to work with proactive restaurants that have a desire to retain control of their brand and drive traffic to their own websites. Unlike the other major platforms you get to keep all of your own customer data and re-market to them for free using the integrated email marketing tools.
As well as providing you with a brand new website, we also supply you with an order management tablet app and delivery driver mobile app and we will continually upgrade these for free with the latest industry functionality upgrades as they become available. This means you can be rest assured your restaurant always stays ahead of the competition for the duration of the time you’re partnering with us.
Okay Chef also has an integrated delivery solution built in and powered by a network of professional well equipped delivery drivers nationwide so we can take the hassle out of delivery for you too.
We don’t charge you a set-up fee, you can cancel at any time and we don’t charge you for taking collection or delivery orders online if the order value is under £20*, just to give you a head start.
Rob Hutt and Antony Flatman have known each other since they were only 11 years old after meeting in the first year of primary school and hitting it off straight away. After finishing school, Rob and Antony remained close friends, yet took different professional paths. Rob went into marketing with a focus on tecnology and Antony trained as a chef
Decades later and after many years of Rob and Antony’s professional lives rarely crossing over, they both sat down and decided to start a business. They didn’t immediately know what exactly the business would do, but they did know that it would somehow involve combining Antony’s 20 plus years experience as a chef and Rob’s marketing and technology expertise. After a couple of beers and a burger, the concept for Okay Chef was born.
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