Your guest wants to know what they can eat and what it costs. If there's an old menu online, they choose somewhere else.
We keep your menu and your opening hours up to date online.
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A full house brings in guests.
A packed dining room, a beer being pulled. Whoever sees that wants to be there. A logo doesn't do that.
We film that, in your own place.
03 Do the sums
The Groei plan pays for itself with 2 to 3 tables per week.
Groei is our middle plan: €899 a month in the first year, €7,888 a year on average over three years. One table leaves you €60.
2 to3tables per week
W1
W2
W3
W4
W5
W6
W7
W8
W9
W10
W11
W12
In all, 132 tables a year. Every table above that is yours.
How we work it out
What Groei costs, on average a year. 11 × €899 in year 1 (the first month is free), 12 × €649 in year 2 and 12 × €499 from year 3, divided by 3: €7,888.
What a table brings you. What you keep from one table, after food, drink and staff: here €60. You enter your own figure in the calculator.
The division. €7,888 ÷ €60 = 131.5. Rounded up: with 132 tables a year, Groei has paid for itself, that's 2 to 3 tables per week. Everything above that is profit.
We don't take reservations online. Is this still for us?
Yes. Your guest mainly wants to know whether you're open, what's on the menu and how to reach you. That's on your website and in Google, with one tap to call.
What do I do with a bad review?
Reply, briefly and kindly. People who read the reviews mostly look at how you respond.
My rooms are already on Booking.com. Why have my own website?
On Booking.com you're next to a hundred other rooms, and you pay for every booking. Guests who find you through your own website book directly with you.
What does it cost exactly?
Zichtbaar costs €499 a month in year 1, Groei €899 and Vol Gas €1,599. Your price drops every year. There is no set-up fee, and your price is never indexed. All prices exclude VAT.