Dinehere vs Spothopper

No, Dinehere keeps costs low by not employing photographers. We encourage you to use your own smartphone photos or hire a local freelancer once, rather than paying a monthly subscription that covers photography services you only use occasionally.

You should check your contract end date immediately. Since Dinehere takes only minutes to set up, we recommend creating your Dinehere site 1-2 weeks before your Spothopper renewal date to ensure a seamless transition of your domain name.

Dinehere does not send emails or texts; we focus strictly on your website and menu. By switching, you save thousands in platform fees, allowing you to use free or low-cost tools like Mailchimp or social media for your marketing needs.

You should retain ownership of your domain name. If Spothopper purchased it for you, you may need to request a transfer of ownership to a registrar like GoDaddy or Namecheap before you cancel their service.

With Spothopper, you often manage a complex dashboard or request changes. With Dinehere, you simply upload a photo of your new printed menu, and our system updates the text on your website automatically.

Yes, absolutely. Dinehere sites are designed specifically for mobile users, ensuring your menu, location, and hours are instantly readable on any phone, which is how most customers find you.

Yes. Dinehere allows you to include prominent links to any third-party delivery or reservation platforms you use, just like you can on a Spothopper site, but without the platform overhead.

Dinehere focuses on simplicity and does not provide a complex analytics dashboard. Our goal is to ensure you exist on Google and have a readable menu, rather than providing data on click-through rates.

Spothopper is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) company with large sales and marketing teams. Dinehere is a streamlined utility product. You pay once for the hosting and technology, and we don't charge you for ongoing marketing services.