Your Restaurant.
Your Customers.
Your Margin.
Your food, your regulars, your reputation — built by you. Kravon builds the online identity, direct revenue channels, and customer relationships that make sure it stays that way.
Your food is the brand.
Your online presence should be too.
Invisible online.
Your regulars know you by name. Your neighbourhood knows your food. But any new customer searching online finds nothing — or an outdated listing on someone else's platform that tells none of your story.
every single order.
Zomato and Swiggy gave you reach. But 18–30% leaves with every order. The customer who just bought from you belongs to the platform — not to you. That relationship, and the next sale, is theirs.
No channel to show for it.
You're thinking about catering, corporate accounts, bulk orders. The opportunity is real and the margins are better. But without an owned channel, those contracts go to whoever looks most credible online.
They found you.
Then they left.
90% of diners research a restaurant before they visit. Most restaurants have a Google listing and an aggregator page. That is enough to be found. It is not enough to convert what you find into revenue you own.
Your restaurant has a name. Regulars who swear by it. Food worth coming back for. Online, it's a thumbnail in a list of hundreds — on a platform that takes 18–30% of every order and keeps the customer relationship for itself.
Identity — a real online brand that reflects what your restaurant actually is. Revenue — direct orders and catering contracts that pay you, not a platform. Ownership — customer data, relationships, and channels that are yours permanently.
Discovery is happening.
Kravon builds what captures it.
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Four products.
Start with one.
Each product is independently deliverable — fixed scope, defined timeline, handed over completely. No subscription to keep it running. No retainer to keep Kravon involved. It's yours from day one.
Your restaurant's identity. Online. Finally.
No retainer.
Payment gateway, dynamic CMS, SEO campaigns, post-launch changes beyond 2 revision rounds.
Keep the 18–30% Zomato takes. Every order.
No retainer.
POS integrations, delivery logistics, rider management, custom features beyond the defined funnel.
₹2.5–4L per contract. Build the channel that captures it.
No retainer.
Automated quoting engine, CRM, contract generation, event staffing coordination.
Two years of POS data. Read it once. Use it forever.
engagement.
Live dashboards, recurring reporting, predictive modelling, repeated data cleaning, POS integrations.
Built independently.
Stronger together.
A proper website and digital identity. The right first move for any restaurant with no online presence. Walk-ins find you. New customers trust you.
Website, direct ordering, and a catering funnel. B2C and B2B channels live. The full revenue surface — retail customers and corporate accounts both covered.
All four products. Online brand, ordering engine, catering channel, and data intelligence. Maximum infrastructure coverage from day one.
Built in days.
Yours forever.
No strings.
Every Kravon product is scoped upfront — defined deliverables, defined timeline, defined ownership. When it's done, it's yours completely.
No monthly fee to keep the website live. No subscription to keep the ordering system running. Kravon builds the infrastructure and exits. The restaurant operates it.
That is the only model that actually transfers control.
Not an agency.
Not a SaaS tool.
Not another platform.
Your restaurant has a name, a reputation, and customers who chose you. That deserves more than a thumbnail on someone else's app. Kravon builds the identity, the channels, and the infrastructure — then hands it over. Completely.
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uncomfortable truth.
Most restaurants in India have something real — a kitchen with character, loyal regulars, food worth coming back for. What they rarely have is an online identity that reflects any of it, or a digital channel that captures the revenue it could generate.
The online version of most restaurants is a thumbnail on Zomato. Customers are already searching. The discovery is already happening. The identity, the relationship, and the revenue from that discovery — all of it is going to someone else's platform.
Kravon was built to close that gap. A real online brand. Direct revenue channels. Data and customers that belong to you permanently. Built once. Handed over completely. No retainer. No commission. No ongoing dependency.
Every restaurant deserves its own digital identity. Not a listing. Not a thumbnail. A real online brand that reflects the quality of the food and the character of the place — built to last, not to rent.
The commission model is a tax on loyalty. Every customer who finds you and orders through an aggregator costs you 18–30% — forever. A direct channel pays for itself. Kravon builds it once.
The restaurant should own what it builds. Infrastructure that requires an ongoing relationship with the builder is not infrastructure — it is dependency. Kravon builds, transfers, and exits.
Scope discipline is a form of respect. Kravon does not take on work it cannot deliver on a defined timeline. Undefined engagements produce undefined outcomes — and keep the restaurant dependent longer than it needs to be.
Your brand.
Your revenue.
Your channel.
A 30-minute call. We look at your restaurant's online presence right now — where the gaps are, which channel will return the most fastest, and what it would take to get there. No pitch. Based on where you actually are.
I'm a data scientist. I've spent years reading restaurant numbers — revenue trends, peak hours, margin patterns. The same gap kept appearing: great food, real customers, and a digital presence that captured none of it. Kravon is what I built to close that gap. Fixed scope, full handover, no ongoing dependency. You run it. I move on.