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The order direct print kit
A window poster, a table tent, a sheet of bag stickers and counter cards, each with a QR code pointing at your own ordering page. Put your name in, print, and start telling the customers you already have that there is a direct way to order.
Two details, four printable sheets
Put in your shop name and the web address you want orders to go to. The codes are made here in your browser and nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Your own ordering page, not a marketplace listing. Scan the preview with your phone to check it before you print.
Set your printer to A4, scale 100 percent and no margins for the best result.
Preview of the window poster. Dashed lines are fold or cut guides and do not print dark.
No ordering page to point the code at yet?
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Type two things
Your shop name and the web address you want orders to arrive at. Nothing else is needed and nothing is sent anywhere.
Scan your own preview
Point your phone camera at the code on screen. If it opens your page, the printed one will too.
Print and put them up
Window, counter, tables and every bag that leaves the shop. The bag is the one that matters most.
Why the bag sticker is the one that pays
A customer who ordered through a marketplace has already told you two things: they want your food, and they did not know another way to get it. Nothing needs to be sold to them. They only need to be told, at the moment they are pleased with the food, that the same kitchen is one scan away next time. That is a sticker on a bag, not a marketing campaign.
It is worth knowing what each of those orders currently costs you before deciding how many stickers to print. The commission calculator turns your weekly orders into a yearly figure, and the statement decoder shows what a platform actually kept from last week once every fee is counted. If you are working out what to charge on your own site against the apps, the menu markup calculator does that sum.
The codes above are free whether or not you ever speak to us. If the address you need to point them at does not exist yet, that is the part we build: see what it costs or read how setup works.
Questions about the kit.
How the codes work, where to put them and what to expect.
Yes, and no. The code is generated in your browser by this page, so there is no account, no tracking link and no service in the middle that can stop working or start charging. It encodes your web address directly, which means it keeps working for as long as that address does. Codes from free online generators often route through the generator's own domain, so if that company folds or starts charging, every poster you printed goes dead. This one cannot, because there is nothing in between.
Your own ordering page, the one where an order reaches you without a commission being taken out of it. That might be your ordering website or the page you send regulars to. Do not point it at a marketplace listing: a customer who scans a code in your own shop and lands on Just Eat is an order you already had, handed over along with a cut of it. If you have no ordering page of your own yet, that is the thing worth fixing first.
On the bag and on the receipt, because the customer is holding it at the exact moment they were happy with the food. The window poster catches passing trade and the table tent works for anyone eating in. The counter card is for the queue. The ones that move the needle are the bag stickers, because they reach the people who have already decided they like you and simply defaulted to an app to find you.
Open the camera on your phone and point it at the preview on screen. It should offer to open your address. If nothing happens, the address probably has a typo, so check it reads correctly under the code. Always scan one printed copy too, because a printer set to save ink can wash a code out enough to stop it scanning.
Plain A4 at 100 percent scale with margins set to none or minimum. Ordinary copier paper is fine for table tents and counter cards. For the window poster, thicker paper or a laminating pouch holds up far better against sunlight. For the bag stickers, either run A4 sticker sheets through the printer or print on paper and use a glue stick, which most shops find quicker than it sounds.
It moves some of them, and the ones it moves tend to be your best customers. Nobody switches because of one sticker. What works is the same message in three places at once, on the bag, on the counter and in the window, so that ordering direct becomes the obvious thing rather than a thing they have to remember. The honest expectation is a slow shift among regulars, not an overnight change.
Give the code somewhere of your own to point at.
A branded ordering site and app on a flat monthly fee, with no commission on the orders that come through it.