Use this template for your business
How it works
In food delivery, the quiz solves one specific task: letting people order where there's no website or where getting them to the site takes too long, in a story, on your Instagram or Facebook page, or from a QR code on a flyer. The customer picks how many pizzas they want, the flavor and size of each, adds drinks, and the request reaches you with the full order.
Understand the limit: this isn't an online store. The quiz has no cart and no checkout, so you confirm the order with a call or a message and take payment as usual, cash on delivery or a link you send yourself. For a promotion, a combo deal or launching delivery it's more than enough; for a full menu with a hundred items you need a website.
In return, the format has its strengths: step-by-step choices with images work better than a long menu, and a gift like a free two-liter soda with the order fits naturally into the quiz. Trim the template to fit you and keep your best-selling flavors and one or two sizes: the shorter the path to the contact form, the more orders come through at the end.