Food trucks, breakfast tacos and brisket
Austin built much of its food reputation in trailers and food trucks parked behind bars and in lots around East Austin and South Congress, alongside breakfast tacos, queso and brisket. Bite2u works on a single phone at a truck window: take orders, print to a small ESC/POS printer and let people order ahead from your link.
SXSW, ACL and race weekend
March brings SXSW; October brings Austin City Limits in Zilker Park and the Formula 1 weekend at Circuit of the Americas. Visitors from many countries read your QR menu in their own language, order from the table or the line, and pay from their phones, which keeps a small crew from getting buried.
Longhorns game days
On a University of Texas home game Saturday, burnt orange fills the city and everyone eats at once. Put a spare tablet by the register as a self-order kiosk and the counter can breathe, while the kitchen screen shows orders in sequence so nothing gets lost. Students can save your ordering link to their home screen and come back without installing an app.
Sixth Street and Rainey Street late nights
Late nights on Sixth Street and Rainey Street mean bar tabs, split checks and mixed payments in cash and card. Bite2u handles tips, each register's count at the end of the shift and staff clock-ins, and if the connection drops in a packed room, it keeps working and syncs when the signal comes back.
Price in Austin
DoorDash has US plans of 15%, 25% and 30% per order; Uber Eats, of 20%, 25% and 30%. Bite2u works on a different model: $49.95 a month flat, 0% commission, no contract and 14 days free. If you would rather not configure it yourself, a WhatsApp message is enough: we get your truck or restaurant ready at no cost.