Sitebite for hospitality groups with multiple locations
Do you have several restaurants, cafés or locations under one name? Then you don’t want to log in separately for every venue, pay separately, or figure out separately how each one is doing. Sitebite gives every location its own website, and gives you as a group one overview to manage them all.
One dashboard, multiple venues, and statistics you can view both per location and across the group.
In short
Sitebite is built for a single restaurant, but works just as well for a group of five, ten or more locations. Every venue gets its own website, its own menu and its own reservation widget, with its own atmosphere where that fits the concept. You manage everything from one account, and switch between a dashboard per location and an overarching group dashboard.
What a hospitality group specifically needs
- One account, multiple sites: every location gets its own site within your existing organization, at the regular rate per site, without logging in separately or signing a separate contract per venue.
- Group dashboard alongside location dashboard: see at a glance how the whole group is performing, and zoom in on the location that needs attention.
- Analytics at group level: compare visitor origin and conversions on your reservation widgets between locations, instead of figuring it out separately per site.
- Consistent foundation, own atmosphere per venue: every location can have its own colour, tone and menu, while the underlying structure (reservations, SEO, multilingual support) works the same everywhere.
Why this differs from separate websites per location
Without a platform that accounts for this, you end up with separate WordPress or Wix sites per location: separate logins, separate invoices, separate statistics you have to add up by hand to see how the group is doing. At Sitebite that overview is part of the product, not a workaround you have to build yourself.
Who this is relevant for
Think of a group of traditional pubs under one owner, a chain of three fine dining venues, or a family business with a restaurant and a separate catering arm. As soon as you manage more than one venue and want an overview without doing everything separately, this is relevant.
See it for yourself
Start with one location and expand as your group grows, without ever having to switch platforms.
