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Online Ordering for BBQ Restaurants Built for Catering and Big-Ticket Orders

Advance-order scheduling, family-pack and tray modifier support, and a commission-free path that doesn't take a 25% bite out of every $200 corporate lunch.

BBQ restaurants live on catering — corporate lunches, parties, holiday orders. The average ticket is high, the lead time is real, and the commission tax on a $250 office-lunch order through a third-party app is brutal. Orderitto's Order Scheduling and modifier engine were built for the by-the-tray, by-the-pound, by-the-pack economics that BBQ runs on.

Common Challenges

Catering doesn't fit 30-minute delivery models

A 40-person office lunch needs a 24-48 hour lead time, not an Uber Eats driver at noon. Generic platforms force you into the wrong flow.

By-the-pound and by-the-tray complexity

Brisket by the pound, ribs by the rack, sides by the half-pan — most ordering systems can't render this without forcing your menu flat.

High-ticket commission tax

On a $300 corporate catering order, a 25% commission is $75. Across 40 catering orders a month, that's $3,000 you didn't have to give up.

How Orderitto Helps

Catering lead time per item

Define minimum lead time per item (48 hours for whole brisket, 24 hours for a family pack, next-day for ribs) so the smoker schedule is always honored.

By-the-pound and tray pricing

Price brisket per pound, sides per half-pan, packs by serving count. First-class modifier support, not a hack.

Smart delivery zones

Define corporate-friendly delivery zones with their own minimums and fees so a 12-mile office drop pays for the trip.

Flat monthly fee

$149-$249/mo whether you ship 50 orders or 500. The 25% catering commission tax disappears.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can we lock a 48-hour lead time on whole-brisket orders?

Yes, per-item. Whole brisket can require 48 hours while a half-rack of ribs can be next-day. Your smoker schedule never gets ambushed.

How do we handle deposit-required catering orders?

Define a deposit percentage at the catering menu level. Customers pay the deposit at order time; the balance is collected at pickup or delivery.

What about holiday spikes (Memorial Day, July 4th)?

Cap orders per window so a Memorial Day weekend doesn't break the smoker. Auto-pause intake when the kitchen is at capacity.

Stop giving 25% of every corporate catering order to a delivery app. Own the customer, the margin, and the menu.

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