Dinehere vs Owner.com

Yes, Dinehere does not offer built-in online ordering. However, most Dinehere customers simply link a button on their new website to a third-party service like UberEats, Deliveroo, or Just Eat, which simplifies their operations by removing the need to manage a proprietary ordering system.

No, Dinehere is strictly for building and hosting your website. We believe in unbundling your services so you aren't locked into one provider. You can use specialized (and often free) tools like Mailchimp separately, linking your signup forms on your Dinehere site.

Yes. If you own your domain, you can point it to your new Dinehere site. If Owner.com purchased the domain for you, you will need to request a transfer of ownership to a registrar like GoDaddy or Namecheap before connecting it to Dinehere.

Since Dinehere uses AI to parse menu photos, you can have your new site ready in about 10-15 minutes. The longest part of the process is usually waiting for the domain name settings to propagate across the internet.

Dinehere does not create a downloadable mobile app. Instead, we ensure your website is fully 'mobile-responsive,' meaning it looks and works perfectly on smartphones without requiring your customers to download anything.

Since Dinehere is a one-time payment with no monthly fees, you can set up your Dinehere site immediately to have it ready. You can then switch your domain over as soon as your contract with Owner.com expires.

Dinehere sites are optimized for local SEO to ensure you appear in Google searches. While changing website platforms always causes a temporary fluctuation, Dinehere's clean code and fast loading speeds generally help maintain good visibility for local searches.

Dinehere focuses on simplicity and does not include a complex analytics dashboard. We recommend using Google Business Profile insights to track how customers are finding you, which is free and industry-standard.