Restaurant brands use Kitchain to see what their menus actually look like on the storefront — every item, every price, every platform, branch by branch.
Restaurants tracked
Aggregators covered
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🇦🇪 UAE · 🇸🇦 KSA · 🇶🇦 QATAR · 🇰🇼 KUWAIT · 🇧🇭 BAHRAIN · 🇪🇬 EGYPT · 🇬🇧 UK · 🇺🇸 USA · 🇪🇺 EU
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The wrap is $28 on one app and $32 on another — at the same branch, on the same day. One platform's customers pay 14% more and nobody decided that.
Nine stores charge $28, one charges $24. A skipped promo, an old pricebook or a typo — from the outside they look identical, and all three cost margin.
A best-seller drops off one platform's menu and stays listed on the rest. No error, no email — just orders that stop coming from that app.
40 branches × 5 platforms × 120 items is 24,000 prices. No one opens them one by one, so the gaps live for months.
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Same item, different price across platforms at one branch
A branch off its brand's price on one platform
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Price audit
Without Kitchain
Once a quarter, by hand, one app at a time
With Kitchain
Every menu, every platform, every day
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Missing items
Without Kitchain
Noticed when a customer asks
With Kitchain
Assortment gaps per branch and platform, counted only where the menu was collected
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Brand consistency
Without Kitchain
"Which store is wrong?"
With Kitchain
Outliers vs the brand's majority price, with the store, the platform and the gap
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Cause of a gap
Without Kitchain
Guesswork
With Kitchain
Pricebook difference or skipped promo — labelled
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Evidence for the platform
Without Kitchain
A screenshot from last week
With Kitchain
Dated menu, list and charged price, XLSX
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New branch rollout
Without Kitchain
Trust the franchisee
With Kitchain
The brand grid: every item, every store, every platform on one screen
Every item and every price on every platform — and the places where they don't match.
Deliveroo JustEat UberEats Wolt Bolt Glovo Pyszne Foody Talabat Noon Careem Keeta HungerStation Jahez Mrsool ToYou
One strip per country: menus collected, parity violations, branch outliers, assortment gaps — and the 20 largest price gaps of the day.
Brand by brand: 92% in parity, worst spread +14%, missing items per platform — down to the item, the branch and the money.
Every item down, every store across, a price per platform in the cell. Missing, not on the app, or not collected — three different colours.
One branch on one platform, item by item, before and after discount — with the price history of any item on click.
We read the same storefront menu your guests see and turn it into a dated record — filtered by brand, country, city, area or platform.
Menus with data · Parity violations · Branch outliers · Assortment gaps — each a link into the rows behind it
The 20 largest same-item gaps of the day, marked as cross-platform spread or branch off its brand's price
List price and price after discount, both always visible — switch which one drives the count
Every brand at once: items where stores on the same app charge different prices, widest first — +14% +31%
XLSX for the compare tab, the brand grid, the spread with every store's price, or one branch's whole menu
Every day's menu is kept, so you can show which day a price diverged, on which platform, and when it was fixed.
We read public storefront menus. Nothing touches your accounts.
What you don't need
What you do need
We read the public menu each platform shows for your branch — items, categories, list price and the price after discount. No logins, API keys or POS access.
Once a day per branch and platform. A price corrected this morning shows up after that platform's menu is collected again.
One item, one branch, different prices on different platforms on the same day. Counted once per item however many platforms disagree.
One branch charging a different price from the majority of its brand on the same platform. Each is labelled: a real pricebook difference, or a promo the branch skipped or added.
The brand grid tells the three apart: the item isn't in the collected menu, the branch isn't on that platform at all, or the menu wasn't collected that day. Gaps are only counted where the menu was actually collected.
Both, always. Every cell shows the list price and what the customer pays; a switch decides which one drives the counts and sorting.
Yes — per item, from the branch menu page. The overview, compare and grid pages are each one day; the item history is where the days line up.
No — Menu is a set of daily reports. Instant offline alerts are Kitchain Alert; promo-rule alerts are Kitchain Promo. All three run on the same locations.
Yes — XLSX for the compare tab, the portfolio spread with every store's own price, and any branch's full menu on a platform.
40+: Deliveroo, Just Eat, Uber Eats, Wolt, Bolt, Glovo, Talabat, Noon, Careem, Keeta, HungerStation, Jahez, Mrsool, ToYou and more.
UK, USA, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Egypt — full timezone support.
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