Proposal from KYIRON
A website for Love In Lángos — so orders come to you directly, without a 20–30% cut on every one. Written by hand, for you, after actually going through your Instagram.
Before anything else — the lángos, the kürtős, the nokedli, all of it made in-house and pure veg. That's not a café doing Hungarian food as a gimmick. The Free Press Journal called you Mumbai's secret café, and honestly that reads as fair.
Which is why the next bit bothers me a little. Every single customer who finds you online arrives through somebody else's platform:
You developed the recipes, you built the room, you earned the write-up — and someone else owns the relationship with the person eating your food. A regular who wants lángos on a Tuesday night has no way to order from you directly. That's the whole problem, and it's fixable.
If you mainly want a link to send people.
The story is your advantage. Right now it's buried in a listing.
If you want to depend less on the aggregators.
Yearly upkeep — ₹4,000/year on any plan:
hosting, security updates, backups, and up to 4 small changes a year
(new dishes, prices, hours, photos). Included for the first year on Growth.
Domain — about ₹1,000/year for a .com, paid directly to
the registrar and registered in your name, not mine. It's
your business identity; you should own it. I set it up at no charge. If you
already have one, we use it.
I'll build your homepage first, free, using your real menu and photos. You look at something real instead of deciding from a list of features. If you don't like it, you've lost nothing and I've lost an afternoon.
Ask for the free sampleKYIRON is new, and Love In Lángos would be one of my first café clients. That's why these prices are where they are.
In return I'd ask for two things: an honest testimonial if you're happy with the work, and permission to show it to other cafés. That's the whole trade — you get the work at a lower price, I get something to point at. No lock-in, no contract you can't walk away from.