Over 900 pizza venues in the North West. Rudy's set the bar. Every new independent has to clear it. Half-and-half, deals that stack, oven-paced kitchens and a branded site that's yours — not Uber's.
You're not just competing with the pizza shop across the road. You're competing with 900+ others across the North West, every Domino's within 3 miles, and the cold reach of Uber Eats. Your own site, well-built, is the one thing that puts the margin back in your pocket.
In 2015 Rudy's Neapolitan Pizza opened in a shipping container on Cotton Street, Ancoats. Ten years later it's a 25+ site group and Ancoats is Manchester's de-facto Little Italy. Nell's arrived with New York-style slices; Crazy Pedro's brought party-pizza energy; Northern Soul Grilled Cheese quietly folded pizza in too.
The North West is now the UK's most competitive regional pizza market outside London — over 900 pizza venues, including high-volume suburbs from Didsbury to Liverpool's Baltic Triangle. Margins are thin, weekends are brutal, and aggregators take a deeper cut up here.
One pizza, two halves, fair pricing — no phone call.
Our builder lets customers split any base pizza into two halves, each with its own toppings. The price is calculated the way pizza shops actually calculate it — average of the two toppings, or highest-wins, you choose.
On the kitchen ticket, the split is spelled out with a bold divider line so the pizzaiolo doesn't guess. Left side, right side, done. It works on your website, your app, and every major aggregator.
Split any pizza. Price fairly. Print clearly. Works in the web, app and every aggregator.
2-for-£20, meal deals, fixed bundles, mix-and-match, Tuesday specials. Per store, per channel, per hour — your rules.
Kitchen display paces orders to oven capacity — no more 40 pizzas queued up with one coming out every 8 minutes.
Per-postcode zones, delivery fees, collection-discount prompts — priced the way real pizza shops price.
One menu, many stores. Push a price change to the whole estate or a single shop. Works for 1 shop or 200.
Customer wants their pizza at 7pm for a birthday? Slot it. Kitchen loads up. No panic orders bunched at the last minute.
| Capability | Uber Eats / Deliveroo | Generic web ordering | Andromeda |
|---|---|---|---|
| Half-and-half pricing (fair split) | ✗ Call the shop | Notes field | ✓ Built in |
| Stackable deals (meal + loyalty + voucher) | Limited | One at a time | ✓ Full stack engine |
| Oven-paced kitchen display | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ Native KDS |
| Branded site that's yours | ✗ Their brand, their data | Basic | ✓ Your domain, your customers |
| Cost per order | ~30% commission | Varies | ✓ Low transparent fees |
"Ancoats on a Saturday is a war zone. We used to print from four systems — Uber, Deliveroo, the website, phone. Now it's one ticket rail. We can actually cook again."
There are 900+ pizza-led venues across the North West — a mix of independents, regional chains and national franchises. The independents who thrive here aren't the cheapest; they're the ones who look professional online, remember their regulars, and don't miss orders on a Friday.
Yes. Auto-pause accepting online orders when the oven queue hits a threshold — all aggregators pause together, in-shop carries on.
You choose. Two common methods are built in: average of the two topping prices, or highest of the two. Pick one, set it across the estate, done. Customers see the fair price as they build the pizza.
Yes. Deals can be restricted by day, time, channel (web vs till vs aggregator), and site. Set it once at head office, push it, and it works.
Yes. The kitchen display paces tickets to real oven capacity, and you can throttle online order intake if volume gets silly. No more 40 pizzas queued and a 45-minute wait on the board.
Yes. Per-channel price uplifts — Uber price, Deliveroo price, Just Eat price, direct price — each can differ. Customers on your website see your price; aggregator users absorb the aggregator's fees.
Book a demo. We'll split a pizza, build a 2-for-£20 deal, and show you the system that keeps your regulars on your site, not Uber's.
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