Sell from a website, not your DMs.
Your site, your email list and your drop day, set up around your brand and handed to you finished. Domain untangled, list moved over clean. We do the setup work a food seller doesn't have time to learn.
Built for how you actually sell.
A standing bakery, a truck, or a Saturday-only stall. Same setup, same one login.
Standing bakery
A weekly menu, a real domain, a list that's actually yours. Sunday Crumb's setup.
IllustrationFood truck
Post where you'll be, take pre-orders before the line forms.
IllustrationPop-ups and markets
One drop, a pickup window, and a list that remembers who showed up last time.
Everything run from one screen.
What your customer orders from, and what you run the week from. See all four screens →
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Shown with a sample bakery's data
Sunday Crumb was first. A few founding spots are left.
Sierra had 551 people on an email list she wasn't sending to, because the list lived in one app, the site in another, and her domain in a third. We untangled her domain and mail, moved the list over with zero unsubscribes mailed, and built her a real site on her own brand.
One site. It grows with you.
$1,500 setup + $75/mo
Ordering starts off, switch it on whenever you're ready. No percentage, ever.
Questions people actually ask
I'm not a drops business. Does Batch still fit?
Probably. If people order ahead and pick up, or you want them to, Batch fits: standing menus, weekend specials, holiday pre-orders, catering requests, food truck stops. A full-service restaurant needing table management and POS integration is not this.
What about payments? I already use Square.
Once ordering is switched on, it runs on Stripe today, straight to your own account. Square support is on the roadmap.
Can I keep my current website?
You can, but most people let Batch replace it since a real, findable site is part of setup. If you love your site, we can wire just the ordering pages into it.
Is there a contract?
A simple two-page one, mostly to protect you: your data exports and comes with you if you ever leave. Month to month after setup.
Want your weekends back?
Fifteen minutes, no pitch deck. Tell me how you sell and I'll tell you honestly whether Batch saves you money and sanity, or whether you should stay right where you are.
