Stop Paying the "Delivery Tax."
You cook the food. You own the customer. We just carry it. Automate your hyper-local delivery for a flat monthly fee and fire the middlemen who take 30% of your margins.
Why send a 2-ton car for a 2-pound burrito?
The current delivery model is broken. You are paying a driver to drive a car 5 blocks. It is slow, expensive, and unsustainable.
The Golden Mile:
80% of your profitable orders come from within a 2-mile radius.
The Solution:
Don't use a cannon to kill a fly. Use a robot to own the neighborhood. We dominate the short haul so you can keep the profit.
A Utility, Not a Partner.
Big delivery apps act like a landlord, taking a cut of every single sale you make. We act like a utility provider.
The Flat Fee:
You pay a flat Fleet Access Fee (e.g., $400/month) for the robot.
Unlimited Drops:
Whether you send 10 orders or 100 orders, your cost stays the same.
The Math:
If you do $10,000 in delivery sales, the Apps take $3,000. We take ~$400. You keep the extra $2,600. Every single month.
Your Customer. Your Data.
When you use the big apps, they hide your customer's data. They own the relationship, not you.
Total Control
With Open Droids, you get the customer's name, email, and ordering habits.
No Tampering
The #1 complaint in delivery? Drivers eating fries or cold food.
The Vault
Our robots are locked vaults on wheels. The cargo bay stays sealed until the customer unlocks it with their phone. Hot food stays hot. Safe food stays safe.
The Driver That Always Shows Up.
Human drivers hate rain. They hate snow. They quit when it's busy.
All-Weather Fleet
Our robots are built for the elements. Rain, snow, or dark of night—the fleet keeps rolling.
Brand Visibility
The robot is a roving billboard for your restaurant. When it drives by, neighbors see your logo, not a generic delivery bag.
Kitchen-Ready Workflow.
We know your expo line is chaotic. We made this simple.
Load
Place the bag in the insulated cargo bay.
Tap
Select the destination on the tablet.
Go
The robot handles the rest. It navigates sidewalks and crosswalks autonomously.
Cut the Cord.
The big delivery apps have been eating your lunch for too long. It's time to take delivery back in-house, without the headache of managing drivers.