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Keep more of every order.

Delivery apps can take up to 30% of every delivery order.

Your regulars would happily call or text you instead, if somebody picked up during the rush.

Chuckwagon picks up. Pip takes the order, reads it back and sends it straight to your kitchen.

Callers are told they are speaking with an AI assistant.

What the apps charge

Straight from their own pricing pages:

DoorDash: 15%, 25% or 30% of delivery orders, depending on the plan.
Uber Eats: 20%, 25% or 30% on delivery.
Grubhub: 5% to 20% marketing commission, plus delivery fees from 10% if you use their drivers.

Chuckwagon: a flat monthly price and 0% commission.

Every $1,000 in orders you move from a 25% delivery plan to your own pickup orders keeps $250 in your pocket, minus your normal card fees.

1. Customer calls or texts.
Pip answers, even mid-rush.
2. Pip takes the order.
It knows your menu, asks about sides and changes, and reads the order back.
3. The kitchen gets it.
By text or email, right away.
4. Customer pays at pickup.
Simple. Online payment comes later.

Your greeting, your specials, your upsells, your Texas twang or none. Got an idea? Nothing's off the table.

Chuckwagon is $199/mo + $99 setup, with 0% commission. Already on Top Hand or Trail Boss? Add ordering for +$99/mo. See all plans

Pilot note: We're starting with a small group of pilot restaurants. We'll load your menu by hand and test with you before going live.