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Account Renovation · Done for you, per platform

Your GrabFood account, renovated for you.

We take over your Grab account and renovate it end to end, listing, menu, photo curation, pricing and settings, every fix made for you, not just recommended.

Account scorecard What the renovation moves · illustrative
Before After 90 days Score out of 100
91% +49
Menu design
84% +56
Photo curation
92% +57
Names & descriptions
Competitor position31 78+47
Reach38 86+48
Margin per order45 80+35
Overall score, 90 days
Day 0 · 38Day 90 · 86

Illustrative example. Not a client account, and not a promise of a result.

What's included

The books download instantly; the renovation starts when you share access.

  • Everything in Method + Toolbox. Both editions, the 90-Day Plan Builder and the Execution Toolbox.
  • A personal diagnostic of the account. Your listing, menu, promos, photos and numbers, read against your local market.
  • Your decisions, line by line. The diagnostic ends in a decision list. Nothing changes without your yes next to it.
  • A full done-for-you renovation. Listing, menu, photo curation, pricing and settings, every fix applied for you.
  • A shooting brief for your photographs. Which rows are missing one, in what order they matter, and how to shoot them.
$599 $399 per platform

One platform, one location. Extra platforms or locations are quoted separately. In English and in your language.

Pay by card

Secure checkout via Stripe. Pay in USD or in your own currency.

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On Tron or BNB Chain, fixed in USD.

Books at checkout Live within 10 business days

After you buy

What the next ten days look like.

  1. 01

    You buy

    Both editions, the 90-Day Plan Builder and the Execution Toolbox land in your inbox at checkout. You can start on them the same evening.

  2. 02

    You share access

    Your Grab Merchant account, and a short intake form about your goals, your menu and your market. No P&Ls, no internal documents.

  3. 03

    We diagnose, you decide

    Within five business days of access: your listing, menu, promos, photos and numbers read against your market, ending in a decision list you take line by line.

  4. 04

    We renovate

    Listing, menu, photo curation, pricing and settings, renovated for you and live within five business days of your decisions and your photographs.

What we actually change

What the renovation touches.

Every part of the account we work on, and what we do to it. This is the shape of the work, not a sample of anyone's account.

The listing

Cuisine and classification fields, store completion, opening hours against demand, and the category order with the reasoning behind it.

The menu

The order of every dish inside its category, the rows to delete and the rows to keep despite zero sales, names and descriptions rewritten.

The photographs

Which rows are missing one and in what order they matter, a brief for how to shoot them, then we place and curate what you send.

Prices and promos

Price moves and what each one costs you in margin, sets and add-on groups, promo thresholds and stop dates, and the advertising plan.

Decisions

Every recommendation as its own line, accepted or rejected on its own. Nothing changes on your account without a yes next to it.

What we need

The photographs, and the handful of decisions only you can make. They are usually what decides how fast the renovation ships.

What a renovation does not do

It does not promise a percentage.

No ranking, no order count, no uplift figure. We commit to what we change and why, not to what the numbers do next.

It does not shoot your photographs.

You supply them. We say which rows are missing one, in what order they matter, and how to shoot them, then we place what you send.

It does not touch the kitchen.

Portions, packaging and prep time stay yours. We say so when the data points at one of them.

It does not change anything unasked.

The diagnostic ends in a decision list. Every line is yours to accept or reject before a single change is made.

Quick questions before you buy.

If yours isn't here, email us, a real person answers.

Is this advice or do you do the work?

We do the work. We renovate your Grab account for you, listing, menu, photo curation, pricing and settings, after a personal diagnostic.

What do you need from me?

Access to your Grab Merchant account and a short intake form about your goals, menu and market. That's it. We don't need P&Ls or internal docs unless you want to share them.

How long does the renovation take?

The diagnostic and renovation are delivered within 10 business days of you sharing access. The digital bundle (both editions, the 90-Day Plan Builder and the Execution Toolbox) is delivered instantly at checkout, all digital, nothing shipped.

Do you take the photos?

No. You supply the photographs, and they are usually what decides how fast the renovation ships. We tell you which rows are missing one, in what order they matter, and how to shoot them, then we place and curate what you send. Nothing inside the kitchen is ours either: portions, packaging and prep time stay yours, and we say so when the data points at one of them.

What happens after the renovation?

The account keeps moving: prices shift in your zone, campaigns run past their date, menu rows go quiet, reviews pile up. Account Care is the month-by-month version of this work, from $129 a month, cancel anytime. It is optional and we bring it up once the renovation is delivered, not before.

Just want the digital bundle?

Get Method + Toolbox for $99, both editions, the 90-Day Plan Builder and the Execution Toolbox, without the diagnostic or the done-for-you renovation.

Get a real operator on your Grab account.

The full digital bundle, a personal diagnostic and, once it is done, a done-for-you renovation of your account, $399 one-time.

Pay by card

Secure checkout via Stripe. Pay in USD or in your own currency.

Visa Mastercard American Express

On Tron or BNB Chain, fixed in USD.

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