When everything becomes a list
People search through blocks of text and images that rarely tell one story together.
- Contra FiléR$10.00
- MedalhãoR$10.00
- CoraçãoR$10.00
A visual menu with photos and video
Present your dishes with photos and video in a storefront that's easy to explore. Guests can browse without an account; you can track interest in each item.
Give every dish its moment. Explore one restaurant at a time, one product per scene. Its storefront stays public: anyone can browse without creating an account.
Explore Churrasquinho da Quadra's catalog one dish at a time, without creating an account.
Explore the full storefrontA PDF lists items. A feed-style storefront gives each dish context: imagery, name, description, and availability in a sequence that's easy to explore.
People search through blocks of text and images that rarely tell one story together.
One scene per product organizes attention without hiding its name, description, price, or restaurant identity.
Coração · R$10.00Add your restaurant's own review URL to its catalog. Storefront visitors can open Google whenever they choose.
BiteUp only opens the URL configured by the restaurant. It does not import reviews or filter who can leave one.
Talk to the BiteUp teamCategories, items, prices, availability, and draft-first publishing.
Categories, items, prices, availability, and draft-first publishing.
Sanitized, ordered media with clear processing states.
A public page to present the restaurant and its published catalog.
Identity, contacts, hours, links, and brand in an editable profile.
Present your items in a public catalog shaped around your restaurant’s identity.
One connected workflow: organize an item, review the public preview, publish the storefront, and follow the events available in the workspace.
Organize categories, dishes, descriptions, prices, and media in the workspace.
See how the scene appears to someone visiting the public storefront.
Cubos de contra filé marcados pela brasa, dourados por fora e macios a cada mordida.
Make the catalog available to browse without requiring a BiteUp account.
Read consented content events; views are not orders or revenue.
From catalog to publication, with context at every step.
The dashboard tracks permitted content events with clear date ranges, counting units, and limits. A view is not a unique person or a sale.
Collection is optional and depends on consent. Totals describe events, not unique visitors, orders, revenue, or conversion.
Collection is optional and depends on consent. Totals describe events, not unique visitors, orders, revenue, or conversion.
The public storefront does not ask visitors to sign up. Actions tied to an identity may require a BiteUp account.
BiteUp's monthly plan covers one workspace. Contact our team to confirm current availability and commercial terms.
Includes business and team profile, branded public storefront, virtual catalog, item photos and videos, and a shipped analytics dashboard.
Restaurant ordering, customer checkout, and inventory are not included today.
Frequently asked
It brings together a restaurant profile, brand, visual catalog, media, public storefront, and anonymous content event analytics.
No. BiteUp storefronts do not receive orders. Browsing is public; liking, commenting, or taking another identity-based action requires an account. Restaurant-configured links can open external services without an account.
When collection is enabled and someone accepts, BiteUp receives allowlisted events for views, impressions, video, and intent to open an external link.
No. The data is event counts and does not represent unique people, sessions, orders, revenue, or conversion.
Yes. The catalog supports photos and short videos within the existing type, size, and processing validations.
The published price is BRL 300 per month per workspace. Contact our team to confirm current availability and commercial terms.
The interface is available in English, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, French, and German. Restaurant-authored text and storefront language are independent settings.
Active members use server permissions. Owners and admins may have different actions from editors and viewers.
Create a workspace, build a draft catalog, and publish when it is ready.
Share a few details to prepare a message for the BiteUp team. Your email app should open a draft for you to review and send.
Once your message reaches us, our team will reply to the email you shared.