How it works

The work happens before you hear from us.

Most independent restaurants are on Google without a website, so Google shows the chain down the street instead. We fix that in the only way an owner has time for: we build the site first, mail it to you, and ask for nothing until you publish it.

STEP 01 · WE DO ITWe build from public dataYour Google listing, posted menu, reviews and photos. No forms, no logo files, no “send us a PDF.”

STEP 02 · WE DO ITA postcard arrivesYour finished homepage, printed on the front. The site itself sits at a private address only your card links to.

STEP 03 · YOU DO ITYou scan to publishScanning points your subdomain at it, allows Google to index it, and opens your edit inbox. Under a minute.

ONGOING · WE DO ITEdits by inboxEmail or text a change — new hours, new price, a special. A person makes it, usually the same day.

Why it isn’t published already

Because publishing a business’s hours and prices without the owner’s say-so is a good way to put wrong information in front of their customers. Until you scan, your site is hidden from search engines and reachable only from your card.

The $49 isn’t for the pages existing. It’s for being findable and staying current: indexing, hosting, your address, and a human who makes your changes.

Beyond restaurants

The same pipeline works for any local business that’s on Google but not online — barbers, repair shops, dentists, laundromats. Restaurants are simply where menus and hours make the gap most expensive.

If that’s your trade and you’d like a card, tell us where to send it.

Questions owners actually ask

Do I own the site?

The content is yours — your menu, your photos, your name. Ask us for an export any time and we’ll send the files.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. You start on a Tablecard subdomain; if you own a domain, or want one, email the inbox and we’ll point it there.

What if something on it is wrong?

Public data goes stale. Tell us what’s off — before or after you publish — and we’ll correct it at no cost.

How do I cancel?

Reply “stop” to any email from us. The subscription ends at the end of the paid year and the site unpublishes.

Will someone call me?

No. We don’t make sales calls. Everything happens by card, by inbox, or not at all.