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PickMyWeb review

Freemium#23 of 52 in Restaurant Website Builders

A budget-friendly restaurant builder with native ordering and a useful free tier.

6.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

PickMyWeb is a restaurant website builder for small businesses, busier operators and multi-location organizations. It combines a visual editor with editable digital menus, native online ordering, delivery and pickup settings, reservation or enquiry forms, and an owner dashboard. Restaurants can manage dishes, prices, photos, descriptions, coupons, delivery settings and orders from one system. Hosting, SSL, security patches and updates are included, giving operators a focused way to bring core restaurant website functions together.

The plan structure makes the product especially relevant to budget-conscious restaurants. Starter costs $0 per month and includes the full website editor, menu, product and service management, a private preview link and 5 draft websites. It is intended for building and previewing rather than publishing. Pro costs $19 per month and adds 1 published website and business system, a custom domain and SSL, live orders in the owner dashboard, plus cart, checkout, coupons and delivery zones. Business costs $49 per month and adds advanced reports and automation, advanced integrations and priority support. Enterprise includes multiple published websites, multi-location and franchise setups, custom integrations and API access, plus dedicated account management and SLA support; pricing is custom.

Its standout strength is the combination of website editing and native ordering in a restaurant-specific workflow. A restaurant can present categorized menus with photos and descriptions, accept orders through cart and checkout, configure delivery or pickup, and collect reservation enquiries without assembling separate core tools. The main trade-off is ecosystem breadth: verified integrations are absent, so businesses with established third-party systems or complex connected workflows may prefer an alternative. PickMyWeb suits restaurants that want a focused website and ordering foundation, while larger operators should assess whether its custom integration and API options meet their requirements.

PickMyWeb pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes editable menus and private website previews
    • Native cart, checkout, delivery, pickup and reservation tools
    • Owner dashboard manages orders, menus, coupons and delivery settings
  • Where it doesn't
    • Starter websites cannot be published
    • Custom domains require Pro or a higher plan
    • Verified integrations are not included

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