More leads
More qualified traffic and prospecting: more people enter for the same investment.
The restaurant depends on iFood (which takes a 27% commission and owns the client) and responds to WhatsApp in a rush between one dish and another. Large orders, event orders, and reservations fall into the same box as 'do you deliver to my neighborhood?' and get lost. No one has the database of those who have already bought to bring them back, the client disappears, and you pay the marketplace again to win back the same CPF.
Typical restaurant and delivery numbers. Adjust with yours.
Everything starts from your real revenue per client, the LTV. Four numbers you already have:
A structured sales engine moves three levers at the same time. Since they act on the same account, the effect does not add up: it multiplies.
More qualified traffic and prospecting: more people enter for the same investment.
Response in minutes, follow-up that doesn't fail, and AI answering after hours.
Relationship and base reactivation: the same client buying again.
The size of each step depends on where you are starting from: those who already use a good CRM with AI have less to gain (20% per lever) than those who don't use any CRM yet (30%). That is why the calculator asks for your current situation, and it is the only place where an estimate is entered.
The MMV Method takes the restaurant out of marketplace dependency by building its own database and direct channel. Every WhatsApp and delivery client becomes a contact in the CRM with history; AI handles orders, reservations, and inquiries immediately, and follow-up reactivates those who haven't ordered in weeks with campaigns, transforming one-time clients into recurring ones without paying commissions.
Turns the restaurant's own client database with order history, ticket, and frequency into a CRM, and organizes inquiries, reservations, and events in a funnel separate from day-to-day delivery.
Integrates WhatsApp, digital menu, and ordering tools to Kommo, registers each client, and triggers repurchase campaigns segmented by neighborhood and frequency.
Handles WhatsApp immediately, answering menu questions, taking orders, confirming reservations, and closing event inquiries without locking up the kitchen during peak hours.
Builds menu integration with CRM, frequency reactivation campaigns, and the dashboard for repurchase, average ticket, and marketplace dependency.
Active repurchase campaign and commemorative dates on the own database + prospecting companies for corporate supply (lunch boxes, coffee breaks, events) with WhatsApp cadence.
Paid traffic for direct channel (outside iFood) + content about dishes and behind-the-scenes on Instagram capturing those looking to order directly and avoid the app's delivery fee.
Reservation/event inquiry form (date, number of people, menu) that falls into Kommo, qualifying the large order and personalized service.
Immediate service on WhatsApp by AI without locking the kitchen at peak, capturing orders, reservations, and inquiries that would get lost in the rush. Repurchase follow-up reactivates those who haven't ordered in weeks with segmented campaigns, and the salesperson calls to close high-ticket corporate inquiries that are worth much more than individual orders.
Captures searches like 'delivery of [food] in [neighborhood]', 'restaurant for event inquiry [city]', and 'corporate lunch box [city]' with pages by neighborhood and service (delivery, events, corporate). Answer-first content about menu, delivery area, and inquiries to be cited by AI and capture direct orders, without marketplace commissions.
Frequently Asked Questions, Restaurant and Delivery
The system builds your own client database in Kommo with order history and a direct channel on WhatsApp. Instead of paying a 27% commission and losing the client's CPF to the app, you start reactivating those who have already bought with your own campaigns. The marketplace becomes a complement, not the owner of your clientele.
Yes, that's exactly where it saves sales. AI responds immediately, answers menu questions, takes orders, and confirms reservations without locking up the kitchen. Large orders and event inquiries that were lost in the rush between one dish and another are now captured and forwarded to the right person.
It's the biggest gain. With your own database, the repurchase follow-up identifies those who haven't ordered in weeks and triggers campaigns segmented by neighborhood and frequency. You reactivate clients without paying marketplace again and also prospect companies for corporate supply, which has a much higher ticket than individual delivery.