Know the people who run restaurant chains? One introduction pays you 30% of what the chain pays us, for a year.
Kitchain watches a chain’s restaurants on Uber Eats, Deliveroo, Glovo, Wolt, Talabat, Careem, Jahez, Keeta, Just Eat and thirty more delivery apps, and tells the chain when a branch shows as closed, a discount is missing or a price is wrong. You make the introduction. The call, the setup, the support and the invoices are ours.
People the chains already take calls from.
This is not a sales job and there are no cold calls. It pays when you already know the person who decides: the owner, the COO or operations director, the head of delivery, sometimes marketing. Six places such people come from.
Account management, partner success, sales or onboarding at Uber Eats, Deliveroo, Glovo, Wolt, Talabat, Careem, Jahez, Keeta, Just Eat or any other app. You have hundreds of chains in your phone, and they remember you.
POS, middleware, online ordering, loyalty, reservations: Deliverect, Otter, Foodics, UrbanPiper and the like. Same buyers, same operations directors, nothing that competes with what you sell.
Freelancers and agencies who manage menus, promotions and ads on the apps for several brands. Kitchain hands you the numbers your clients cannot see themselves.
F&B consultants, franchise consultants and brokers, operations advisers. Your clients act on what you recommend.
Food distribution, packaging, equipment, fit-out. Your reps sit with the owner every month.
Former operations directors and managers of chains, groups and cloud kitchens, people between roles. You know who is in charge and what hurts.
Run an agency or a software product with many chain clients? Tick it in the form, there is a partner programme for that. Run a chain yourself? Write to artem@kitchain.co.
30% of every payment for 12 months, plus one month’s payment as a bonus.
The chain pays Kitchain monthly. You get 30% of each payment for their first 12 months. Once they have paid their third month, you get a bonus equal to that month’s payment, on top. Paid to you monthly, by bank transfer, on money received, no cap.
Illustrative: $5 per brand-location a month, one brand per restaurant, every chain signs and stays the year.
How fast: the chain is live in 10 minutes and pays monthly. Your first transfer follows their first payment, then every month they stay.
A brand-location is one brand at one address: a restaurant of one brand is 1, a kitchen running 20 brands is 20. Chains pay $5 per brand-location a month, everything included, no setup fee, cancel any time. Your 12 months run from the chain’s first payment.
It costs them real money,
and it looks like nothing.
The chain’s own screens report what it sent to the apps. Kitchain opens every restaurant on every app around the clock, the way a customer would, and reads what is actually shown: closed branches, missing discounts, wrong prices, short menus, ratings, search position, delivery area. You are not selling, you are pointing at numbers nobody inside the chain can see.
None of it looks like a failure from inside. A closed branch looks like a slow day, a missing discount like a weak campaign, a wrong price like nothing at all. In every case the chain’s own systems said everything was fine.
- 1Nothing to install, no risk. No logins, no integration, no IT project, no setup fee, cancel any time. All the chain gives us is the links to its restaurants.
- 2One person can say yes. No IT, no procurement, no pilot budget. The owner or the operations director decides on the call.
- 3The price is nothing next to the loss. A branch doing $25,000 a month on the apps and dark 5% of the time loses $1,250 a month. Kitchain for that branch costs $5.
- 4Nobody else covers the whole picture. Closed-store alerts exist elsewhere, but nobody who sells them also checks search position, delivery zones and the menu the customer actually sees.
One operator, before and after, 23 April to 12 May 2026. Revenue is the recovered selling hours, valued at $10.2 each.
Six things it watches, in every branch, on every app.
No logins, no integration, nothing to install. The chain sends the links to its restaurants on the apps, and a 100-location chain is live in 10 minutes. Alerts go to WhatsApp, email or Telegram from the first day, naming the branch and the app.
One message. Then you hand it to us.
Hi [name], quick one. A company I know, Kitchain, checks a chain’s restaurants on every delivery app around the clock, like a customer would. You get a message within 10 minutes when a branch shows as closed, and they flag discounts and prices that are off. They also track where your brand sits in each app’s search and how far each branch really delivers, which nobody inside the chain can see. Nothing to install, no logins. Worth 20 minutes with Artem, the founder? I can connect you.
Alongside your job, on your terms.
Want to read it first? Ten slides, by email.
The deal, the examples, what the chain gets, what to say and how you get paid. Leave your email and it lands in your inbox in a minute.
Two minutes. Tell us who you know.
Artem reads every application himself and writes back personally. The programme deck comes to your inbox straight away, and there is nothing to sign today.
No base salary, no fees, nothing to buy. 30% of every payment the chain makes for 12 months, plus the bonus after their third paid month.
An independent contractor under a one-page agreement: no employment, no exclusivity either way, no minimum.
You can be anywhere, alongside your current job. The chain should sell through delivery apps.
Know a chain? Introduce us.
We take it from there, and you earn on every month they stay.
40+ delivery apps, 57 million checks a month, 10,000+ restaurants watched, from single-brand chains to an operator with 186 restaurant pages.