← Doughrado🏷️ Inside Doughrado

Your chalkboard, wired to the register.

Every plan · included

A special used to mean reprinting menus and hoping the crew remembered the price. Now it's one switch — and the deal shows up online and rings up right at the counter, the same minute.

The specials room

What specials can do.

Recurring deals, one-day features, and prices that enforce themselves.

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Weekly regulars

Two-Topping Tuesday, Family-Deal Friday — set a special to repeat on its day and it turns itself on and off, week after week.

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One-day features

Slow Wednesday? Spin up a today-only deal in a minute. It runs today and quietly retires itself — no cleanup.

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Deals that do math

Take a percentage off, set a flat deal price, or hang the special on a combo — the register and the online page both charge it right, automatically.

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Live on the ordering page

Flip a special on and it shows up on your online ordering page the same minute — front and center, where hungry people are already looking.

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Rings up right at the counter

Your crew doesn't memorize the deal or key in a workaround — the special IS the price while it's on. No math at the register, no arguments.

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One switch, on or off

Every special has a switch. Ran out of wings mid-deal? Flip it off and it's gone everywhere at once — no phone calls, no crossed-out chalkboard.

Why it matters

Slow nights are a dial, not a fate.

The Tuesday problem

Every pizza shop has a slow night. A standing deal — flipped on once, repeating every week, advertised by your own ordering page — is the cheapest lever you have for filling it. No printing, no apps, no commission on the orders it brings in.

White glove, small town

We set it up. You make pizza.

No app store, no sign-up maze. A real person builds your menu, wires your prices, and stands at your counter on day one.