Restaurant brands use Kitchain to see their real delivery reach — district by district, platform by platform, run after run.
Restaurants tracked
Aggregators covered
Checks per month
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A radius gets trimmed, a branch link flickers — and 14 zones stop being served while the kitchen is open. No error, no email. Orders from that district just stop.
The listing is online, so every report is green. But "online" is a fact about the listing, not about the customer two districts away who gets Not delivering.
Marina is reached by three of your kitchens at once — they split its orders three ways — while the district next door is reached by none. The sales report calls that healthy volume.
120 zones × 3 branches × every platform, run after run. 28 min here, 45 min there — the delivery time the platform shows is a sales number, and you never see it.
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Which branch serves which district — and where the edges flicker
Districts where you can't be ordered on a platform
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Delivery reach
Without Kitchain
"We deliver to the whole city" — nobody checked
With Kitchain
Zones delivered vs probed, on a map, per platform
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Area shrinkage
Without Kitchain
Noticed when a district's orders dry up
With Kitchain
Zones lost between runs — open branch vs closed branch, told apart
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Delivery-time promise
Without Kitchain
Whatever the app shows the customer — unseen
With Kitchain
Average, fastest and slowest promised time per district
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Branch overlap
Without Kitchain
"Every branch delivers everywhere — more is better"
With Kitchain
By-branch map: who really serves each district, where three kitchens fight for one
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Peak-hour check
Without Kitchain
Hope the radius holds on Friday night
With Kitchain
Book a capture for that hour; results in the same map
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Proof for the platform
Without Kitchain
"We think the area got cut"
With Kitchain
Run-by-run zone states and the changes feed
Where you can be ordered, what the app promises there, and what changed — at real addresses.
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Each district coloured by the branch that serves it. See at once where three kitchens overlap on one district — and where a district is reached by none.
Where you can be ordered and where you can't — 117 of 120 zones — with every zone state named: delivers, not delivering, closed now, no data, not probed.
The time each platform promises in each district — 28 min to 45 min — with the average, fastest and slowest on top.
Zones that stopped being served since the last run — 14 zones lost — with closed branches filtered out, and a feed of every district that changed.
Book a capture for a specific hour and platform — a promo evening, a weekend peak — and see it land on the same map. Cost in runs shown before you book.
We read the same "can I order here?" answer your customers get, at addresses across the city, and turn it into a map you can replay run by run.
Zones delivered vs probed · Delivery rate · Average promised delivery time with fastest and slowest · Runs collected
By branch · Coverage · Delivery time · Shrinkage · Platform agreement — the cards change with the mode
Delivers · Not delivering · Covers but closed now · No data · Not probed — named in the legend, never folded into one grey
A timeline you can play, a side-by-side of every platform, a trend and a changes feed
Four steps: city, storefront, platforms, days and hours. Slots against a monthly allowance, progress per run, zone-by-zone results
Every run is kept, so you can show which district dropped out, on which platform, at what hour — and when it came back.
We probe public storefronts from real addresses. Nothing touches your accounts.
What you don't need
What you do need
We open the platform from real addresses across your city — a fixed grid of districts — and record, for each one, whether your brand is offered and what delivery time the platform shows.
Continuous monitoring runs on a schedule and keeps 30 days of history. For a specific hour — a promo evening, a weekend peak — you book a one-off capture. Neither is real-time: a run is a moment.
One probed address standing for a district. The grid is fixed per city and set up by us; a capture reads every zone in it.
It's the time the platform promised at that address at that moment — the number your customer saw. It's not a measured delivery, and it says nothing about whether an order arrived in that time.
Shrinkage mode tells them apart: zones lost while the branch was open are a coverage problem; zones lost because the branch was shut are filtered out by default.
Agreement mode shows where one platform doesn't deliver while the others do — that's a conversation with that platform. Where none of them deliver, it's about the branch.
By-branch mode colours every district by the kitchen that serves it. Where two or three of your branches reach the same districts you see the overlap — and the districts none of them reach. It shows reach, not orders; which branch to pull back is your call.
One slot — one platform at one hour on one day — is one run from your monthly allowance. The count is on screen before you book, and cancelling refunds the runs that haven't happened yet.
No — Coverage is a map and a set of reports. Instant offline alerts are Kitchain Alert.
No. It shows whether an address can order and what delivery time it's promised. Nothing here observes orders.
Coverage probing runs on supported platforms in your market — Deliveroo first, with more being added. Ask us about your city.
UK, USA, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Egypt — full timezone support.
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