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Everything restaurant marketers need to attribute every order.

Eight production-tested capabilities, one $29-$49/month subscription. No GTM scripts to copy-paste. No server-side container to host. No FBCLID-capture worker to maintain.

4
Tracking surfaces (Meta, Google, GA4, TikTok)
10
Ordering platforms supported
<300ms
Page-to-platform handoff
60s
Average setup time
ALL EIGHT, INCLUDED

The full stack a restaurant marketer otherwise stitches together.

Every tile below has a deep technical page underneath it. If you want to read the actual events we fire, the click IDs we capture, and the exact gotchas we handle, open one of these.

THE CONVERSION CHAIN

From the ad click to a measurable order, end to end.

The chain you are paying for has four steps. Every restaurant ad stack we have seen breaks at step 4. DineRoute closes that gap.

1

Click

A diner taps your Meta or Google ad. The browser carries fbclid + gclid + UTM parameters into the URL.

2

Land

They arrive on your DineRoute smart link. The page loads in under 300ms with your branding and all ordering platforms in view.

3

Tap a platform

They pick DoorDash, Uber Eats, ChowNow — whichever they trust. We hand them off natively in about 300ms.

4

CAPI fires

A platform_click event ships to Meta CAPI + Google Ads + GA4 + TikTok with the original click ID attached. The order is finally measurable.

5

Conversion attributed

Meta finally optimizes toward diners who actually order. Google Ads stops feeding you bot clicks. Your CPM-per-order drops within 7-14 days.

6

You see it in your dashboard

In-product analytics show platform clicks, fbclid breakdown, hour-of-day heatmap, first-touch vs last-touch. Meta's dashboard sees the orders. Both agree.

"We need more signal. Your Match Quality is 4.2. Implement Conversions API."
What a typical restaurant marketer hears from Meta support · Until DineRoute
DINEROUTE VS DIY

What you would have to build, and keep building, without us.

None of this is impossible to build. It is, however, a six-month detour from running your restaurant or your agency.

CapabilityDineRouteDIY restaurant ad stack
Tracking layer
Meta Conversions API (server-side) Built-in, deduped Build it yourself on a server you own
Google Ads gclid / gbraid / wbraid capture Captured + forwarded GTM custom JS variable + cookie storage
GA4 Measurement Protocol mirror Browser + server GTM Server-Side container ($150-300/mo)
TikTok Events API Included Bespoke worker, no documented SDK
event_id deduplication across browser + server Automatic Build it yourself, test it forever
Setup + ops
Resolves DoorDash / UberEats / Grubhub URLs Google Places auto-resolved Manual store hunting
Brand-aware page generation Auto from your URL Build a page in Webflow or React
Multi-location routing Per-location URL + analytics Custom per-page Pixel configs
Time to first attributed conversion ~60 seconds 2-6 weeks (typical)
Cost $29-$49 / month $3-15K dev + $150-500/mo ops
HUB FAQ

Questions before you open a deep dive.

What does DineRoute actually do that I can't do myself?

You can absolutely build a tracking layer yourself — a server with Meta CAPI, gclid capture, GA4 Measurement Protocol, TikTok Events API, event_id deduplication, and per-location routing. Most restaurants and small agencies do not have a team that can build and maintain it. DineRoute is what you would have built, productized, with the URL resolution and brand auto-population on top.

Does this replace my ordering provider?

No. DineRoute sits in front of whatever ordering tools you already use — ChowNow, DoorDash, Uber Eats, Toast, Grubhub, your own site. We do not take a commission on orders and we do not move any orders out of those platforms. We just make sure your ads can see them.

Do I need to keep my Meta Pixel and Google Ads tag IDs?

Yes — DineRoute fires events to YOUR pixels and YOUR ad accounts. We are not a black-box ad agency or a data middleman. Your Pixel ID, your Google Ads Conversion ID, your TikTok Pixel ID, your GA4 Measurement ID. All yours.

How is this different from a Linktree or Bento page?

Linktree and Bento are link-in-bio products that bias toward organic social. They do not fire Meta Conversions API events with deduplicated event_ids, do not capture iOS gbraid/wbraid click IDs, and do not resolve platform URLs via Google Places. We are built specifically for paid ads.

What ordering platforms do you support?

DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub, ChowNow, Caviar, Postmates, Seamless, Slice, Toast, and Favor (Texas only). Add as many as your restaurant uses; one tap routes the diner to the platform they pick.

Where do I start?

Browse the deep-dive pages below, or start a free trial. If you have multiple locations or are an agency managing multiple clients, book a demo and we will walk through the multi-location and agency rollouts.

GET STARTED

Stop building tracking infrastructure. Run your restaurant.

Start a free trial, or open a deep-dive page above and tell us where we should improve.

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