Friday rush. Calmly handled.
Direct ordering for pickup and delivery. Half-and-half pies via the modifier tree. AI receptionist for the 10 pm call wave. Built for the way a busy pizzeria actually runs.
Volume. Half-and-half. Late nights.
Calode is built for the way a pizzeria works — not for a generic restaurant template that pretends pizza is a normal menu item.
Half-and-half via the modifier tree
Build size, crust, sauce, and per-side toppings as item variants and modifiers. The kitchen ticket prints exactly what the guest picked.
AI receptionist for the call wave
When the phone is hammered at 8:30 on a Friday, the AI picks up on your number and captures the order from your live menu. Your team confirms it on the POS and runs payment when they're ready.
Drivers, your way
Run your own drivers from the dispatch view, or arrange a third-party courier service in your region for overflow. Keep the customer, keep the margin.
The rush, calmly handled.
Built for the way a pizzeria actually runs — half-and-half pies, late-night phone waves, your own drivers when you have them.
One screen, the whole rush.
Online orders, phone orders, dine-in tickets. One kitchen queue. Honest prep times so customers actually wait the right amount.
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Prep times you can push backWhen the kitchen is slammed, change the prep time so the customer sees an honest ETA before they place the order.
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Driver dispatch viewSee which driver has which order; assign and reassign as orders come in.
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Late-night menuPause the salad bar at 10 pm with one toggle — the kitchen does not get a 10:47 pm salad order.
Pizzerias, answered.
Can I keep DoorDash and Uber Eats running as a backup for marketplace customers?
Does Calode handle delivery zones and per-zone fees?
How does half-and-half pricing work on the kitchen ticket?
Does it support fully custom builds — crusts, sauces, sizes, modifiers?
Can a guest schedule a pizza for tomorrow night?
What happens on a Friday rush when the phones light up?
Loved by restaurant owners.
Kinda crazy not handing over 30% every week.
We stopped using the delivery apps. Now we only take orders through our own site. Setup took a little work at the start, but now it runs smooth.
Now I just open my phone and see how the branch is doing.
Before Calode, I was running around like crazy taking orders from directors. Now I open my phone and see everything. Orders coming in from the site and the app.
Replaced a $1,000 website quote.
Developers quoted me $800–$1,200 for just a website. With Calode I got the website, online ordering, and more, all in one dashboard, for a small monthly fee.