For independent restaurants
Big chains pay for pricing research. Independents guess. Noshdip asks local diners what they would actually pay for each of your dishes, and hands you the answer.
What you get
For each dish we show you how many diners would order it at a range of prices, and where the sweet spot is. It answers the question behind every menu reprint: can this go up a dollar, or is it already too high?
Illustration only, with invented figures. Each bar is the share of diners who said they would order at that price.
How it works
Noshdip is a free daily game. Players swipe through dishes, say whether they would order each one at a given price, and guess what dishes really cost. Their answers, combined, become your report.
Send us a handful of dishes and their current prices. Photos and an ordering link are optional.
Players nearby see each dish at a range of test prices, always labelled as a test price and never as your menu price.
Dish by dish: demand at each price, how your price compares with what diners expect, and where you have room.
Fair to restaurants
| We do | We never |
|---|---|
| Share your dish results with you alone. | Publish unflattering results about your restaurant. |
| Use test prices only for restaurants that have agreed to take part. | Show your dish at an invented price without your say-so. |
| Send interested diners to your own ordering page. | Push them to a delivery app that takes a cut. |
| Remove your restaurant if you ask. | Give you any player’s name or personal details. |
Questions