For food creators and sellers
Publish digital menus, flavours, item options, QR code menu links, pre-orders, status updates and loyalty in one place.
North Laine and the Lanes have some of the highest concentrations of independent shops and cafes anywhere in the country, and the businesses there survive by being unmistakably themselves. A generic booking widget or a directory listing undersells that. Served HQ gives you a page that still looks and feels like your business.
Brighton customers actively seek out independent over chain, and they can usually tell within a few seconds whether a business cares about the details. A branded page that matches your actual menu, prices and personality does more for that first impression than a listing on a directory ever could.
Between North Laine's daytime footfall, Hove's more residential pace and Kemptown's late nights, the same business often needs its page to work well at very different times of day. Served HQ keeps everything, menu, availability, booking slots, in sync automatically, so nobody's checking three tabs to answer a simple question.
Publish digital menus, flavours, item options, QR code menu links, pre-orders, status updates and loyalty in one place.
Use the same polished page for services, booking requests, offers and repeat-customer prompts.
Track QR codes on windows, table cards, flyers and campaigns so offline attention becomes visible.
Served HQ can support businesses around North Laine, The Lanes, Kemptown, Hove, Seven Dials and Hanover without forcing customers into a generic directory experience.
No. Served HQ fits restaurants, but it is not restaurant-only. It can also support Brighton salons, clinics, retail shops, home kitchens and other local teams.
Yes. Served HQ is positioned so local businesses can start with a free digital menu or service page, then add ordering, booking, loyalty or analytics when they need more.
Yes. You can use your Served HQ page as the destination for QR codes on table cards, packaging, windows, flyers and social profiles.
Yes. Home-based businesses, mobile sellers and service providers can use a Served HQ page as a clear public link for menus, services, availability and repeat-customer offers.
No. Served HQ works with a Served HQ page first. A custom domain can be added later if you want a branded address for QR codes, campaigns and customer links.
Launch the essentials first, then switch on the modules that match how your customers buy, book or return.