In most restaurants, the cash flow problem isn’t just sales. It’s what leaks out all day long. Calls get missed. Staff get buried on the phone. Third-party apps take their cut.
We fix the three biggest leaks — fast.
Start with the phone. Then direct ordering.
AI Phone Ordering captures missed calls, after-hours orders, and upsells—so you start recovering lost cash within 24–72 hours.
AI handles every call—so your team isn’t tied to the phone and can focus on guests, speed, and service.
Restaurant-owned eCommerce keeps your customers and reduces third-party fees—so more cash flow stays in your restaurant.
Built into each Restaurant-owned eCommerce order—a small guest service fee (like a tip) covers ordering and support, with no upfront or ongoing fees.
The Problem
You can have strong sales — even solid prime cost — and still leak cash everywhere.
Even missing just 5–10 real order calls a day can quietly drain $5K–$10K+ in monthly cash flow.
That’s not a small leak—that’s a hole in the bucket.
Third-party apps take 20–30% of every order
Staff stay tied up on phones instead of attending to guests
Upsells happen inconsistently — or not at all
The customer relationship is owned by someone else
The real problem isn’t sales.
It’s where the cash goes — between the order and your bank account.
The Solution
Starting with AI Phone Ordering, then reinforcing the systems that help you keep more of what your restaurant already earns.
AI phone ordering — no missed orders
Restaurant-owned eCommerce keeps more cash
AI brings customers back — automatically
Earn up to 70% of the future value created by your eCommerce storefront, based on performance.
Result
Third-party apps can still drive discovery and delivery.
But now —
Every call gets answered
Orders go directly to your POS or Kitchen
Staff focus on in-house guests
Up to $5k/month potential lift per location from upselling
Demand flows into channels you own
So more of the cash flow
stays with the restaurant.
The fastest way to grow cash flow isn’t more orders. It’s keeping more of what you already earn.
Take Back Control
Keep more of the demand you already have — and turn it into customer relationships you actually own.
AI captures every phone and online order, then turns each one into repeat customers through SMS and email—creating a compounding revenue stream you own.
AI Team increases visibility through Google Business Profile, reviews, and the ClickGrub Restaurant District—bringing in new customers you don’t have to pay for every time.
AI Team retargets past visitors and customers—bringing them back to order directly, without third-party app fees or wasted ad spend.
Start with a 30-day beta.
It starts capturing missed orders immediately and reduces phone labor.
If it proves itself, it costs less than one part-time employee.
Results From an Independent Restaurant Owner
“No upfront cost. No monthly fees. No commissions. Over $200,000 in direct sales — and we now engage directly with our guests 24/7.”
— Andrew L., Independent Restaurant Owner
Based on a single restaurant’s experience. Results may vary.
Watch the Overview
Every call answered. Every order captured. More cash stays in your restaurant.
Optional: If you need breathing room, ask about upfront capital.

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ClickGrub provides and operates the technology infrastructure powering AI Phone Ordering, the AI Team, and restaurant-owned eCommerce storefronts, helping restaurants capture digital demand while maintaining control of customer relationships and data; we manage hosting, security, and platform operations, including payment processing standards and compliance. The AI Team begins with a beta that captures missed orders and reduces phone labor; if it proves itself, it typically costs less than a part-time employee. Restaurant-owned eCommerce and AI Phone Ordering are funded through a small guest-paid service fee built into orders—similar to a tip—allowing restaurants to retain menu margins with no upfront or ongoing ordering fees. Participation of up to 70% applies only to individual storefronts and only in the event of a future portfolio-level monetization at the platform’s discretion.