the delivery apps are great for new customers.
expensive for the ones who already love you.
keep the apps for new customers. give your regulars a direct way to order — on your own site, in your own app, with their own reasons to come back.
no contract · no meeting, no sales call · set up in person, about 90 minutes
of the customers who ordered last month, how many could you reach today?
the app keeps the customer
the name isn't saved
you know their face, not their number
20-second signup, no App Store. joins your list.
one NomAgain restaurant can message 134 of its customers today — five months in.
your list. your customers. export anytime.
a $40 pickup order from a regular.
on an app, $8–$12 of it is gone.
the app helped introduce the customer once. the expensive part is paying the same cut on the tenth order. on your own site, the order — and the customer — stay yours.
what the apps can take per order
gone from a single $40 order
a year at 500 app orders a month — example math
you don't have to leave doordash.
change what it's for.
keeps your POS. keeps the apps. adds your own site.
how a regular moves from the app to you.
we do this part with you.
- 1
a customer finds you on an app
and orders. that part is worth paying for, once.
- 2
the bag has a card in it
“order direct next time, earn rewards.” we print them.
- 3
next time they order from your own site
in about 20 seconds, no app to download.
- 4
they join your list
name, order history — yours to keep, export anytime.
- 5
NomAgain gives them reasons to come back direct
a welcome gift, a come-back voucher, a we-miss-you note.
we print the cards, put the QR on your counter and your bags, and script your staff. a site nobody points to gets no orders.
an app order gives you today's sale.
a direct order gives you tomorrow's customer.
- sale
- customer stays the app's
- sale
- the name isn't saved
- sale
- joins your list
- order history
- can be invited back
your list is yours: export it any time. no contract holds it. in writing.
seven parts. one loop.
your own site and your own app
customers order from your site and can add it to their phone — your icon, your notifications. no App Store.
your customer list
who's new, who's a regular, who's gone quiet. export any time.
brings them back, automatically
a welcome gift, a come-back voucher, a we-miss-you note, a quiet-day invitation. set up once.
a gift to your regulars in one afternoon
pick who, pick the gift, send. see who came back.
we do the rollout with you
QR on the counter and the bags, cards in marketplace orders, staff scripts. in person.
orders print themselves
paid online order → ticket in the kitchen. scheduled orders print when they should.
in your language
customers order in Chinese. staff run it in Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai or Korean.
already working nearby.
- 3 independent restaurants use NomAgain today
- set up in person, about 90 minutes of your time
- $8,000+ in orders that skipped the apps, at one restaurant since April — ask to see the live dashboard
- one restaurant can message 134 of its customers today, five months in
I used to rely on other people's sites, and they took 20–30%. Now I have my own, and that's more revenue for the shop.
questions owners actually ask us
will my customers stop using the delivery apps?
I still need DoorDash.
I already use Toast / Square / Clover.
my customers are already loyal.
my staff can't handle new tech.
is there a contract?
what's it cost?
want to see your restaurant on it?
get your free demo.
tell me your restaurant's name. I'll send back a sample ordering page with your logo and info. no meeting, no sales call.
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