Time Out.

Slerp dubbed “the ethical one” in Time Out Group plc round-up of best Deliveroo alternatives for order-in takeaways. Read article >

Slerp x CGA.

Hospitality at Home Tracker November 2021 shows that delivery and takeaway sales continue to grow, and with COVID-19 concerns and restrictions affecting the eating-out market, there will be a heightened focus on at-home sales through December. Read article >

TechRound.

To celebrate the innovative world of FoodTech, TechRound has added Slerp, founded by JP Then, as one of the top startups in the sector to watch in 2021 and beyond. Read article >

The Caterer.

Delivery and takeaway sales stay above pre-pandemic levels in September the latest CGA and Slerp Hospitality at Home Tracker reveals. Read article >

Big Hospitality.

Managed restaurant and pub groups’ delivery and takeaway sales were close to treble their pre-pandemic levels in August, the latest CGA and Slerp Hospitality at Home Tracker reveals. Read article >

The Caterer.

Despite restrictions on indoor service lifting, deliveries and takeaways are set to maintain a significant share of restaurant and pub groups’ operations, the latest CGA & Slerp Hospitality at Home Tracker reveals. Read article >

UK Tech News.

Slerp secures £2 million Seed investment and £5 million Series A investment led by Eight Roads Ventures. Read article >

Slerp x KAM Media.

89% of customers want the restaurant brand they’ve had at home to continue delivering. Download ‘The Future of At-Home Hospitality’ consumer survey report to learn more. Download report >

Podcast.

JP Then interviewed for OTHERWAY’s podcast ‘Young People Doing Things.’ Listen now >

Sky News.

Slerp founder JP Then discusses the future of at-home dining with Sky News’ Ian King. Watch now >

TechRound.

Slerp has been working with businesses large and small to shift to direct-to-consumer and on-demand delivery service to rise to the challenges of lockdown. Read article >

Deliverect.

JP Then, founder of our partner platform Slerp, shares valuable insights into today’s online ordering trends and how to optimize your omni-channel restaurant. Read article >

Financial Times.

Slerp connects restaurants to couriers…allowing restaurants to take back control and develop a direct relationship with customers. Read article >

a1 retail.

Slerp, a direct-to-consumer online ordering solution, has announced the launch of its table ordering service across the UK – allowing on-premise customers to order direct to their table via their phone. Read article >

Retail Times.

Slerp, the leading direct-to-consumer online ordering solution, has announced the launch of its table ordering service across the UK – allowing on-premise customers to order direct to their table via their phone. Read article >

CODE.

Restaurant delivery – the new norm. Read article >

The Independent.

We want to keep the UK fed in this moment of crisis’: The start-ups fighting back against coronavirus. Read article >

AllPress.

We talked to the co-founder of pioneering London-based, Crosstown Doughnuts and co-founder of Slerp, an e-commerce platform that is helping hospitality business pivot including our London Roastery. JP shares some insights about how they have handled the past weeks and where he sees the hospitality industry going now that ‘work from home’ is a reality. Read article >

Forbes.

London’s Top Restaurants Now Offering Online Ordering And Home Delivery. Read article >

The Telegraph.

Moreno plans to implement Slerp, a restaurant-focused software solution that plugs into a business’s existing website, and to use one of Slerp’s own delivery partners. “They take a 7.5 per cent commission on the sale but it offers us a much better customer experience to arrange click and collect or delivery options,” says Moreno founder, Beleno. Read article >

As supermarkets struggle to supply customers with everything they need, all sorts of small businesses have launched their own initiatives. Read article >

Countertalk.

The outbreak of COVID-19 has caused severe disruption across the hospitality industry, with restaurants scrambling to provide takeaway services due to government mandated closure for in-person services. We’ve gathered information about four of the best-known delivery platforms.

Verdict.

Fine kitchen dining firm Slerp sees revenue grow 600% in six months. Read article >

Online food delivery platform Slerp has launched a new table ordering service, enabling customers to order direct to their table via their phone while dining at a restaurant. Read article >

Coronavirus case studies: How Slerp is helping hospitality pivot to takeaway. For the close-knit world of independent hospitality, established giants such as Deliveroo are often not appealing due to the requirements they place on businesses. As a result, many of the new-to-takeaway companies are instead turning to a relative newcomer: Slerp. Read article >

Big Hospitality.

Direct-to-consumer online ordering solution Slerp has launched a table ordering service, allowing on-premise customers to order direct to their table via their phone. Read article >

“Slerp … gives operators control over customer data and integrates with independent couriers.” Read article >

“…Crosstown still uses Deliveroo and UberEats across its 16 London sites, but now generates more revenue through orders on Slerp.” Read article >

Propel Newsletter.

“The technology integrates directly into a retailers existing website, enabling the business to retain complete control of their brand, their customer experience and their customer data.” Read article >

“We have more than 50 brands signed up and a significant pipeline of companies coming on. We’re now looking to roll it out into the retail sector as I think it could be a real boost to retail operators that are suffering and a tangible solution to digitalise their analogue retail stores.” Read article >

LS:N Global.

“Slerp gives the power back to brands … Slerp is a new software plug-in that enables restaurants to compete on a more level playing field with technology brands such as Deliveroo, Amazon Restaurants and Uber Eats.” Read article >

Retail Times.

“This new technology will help brands create a new revenue stream directly with their customers, whilst utilising existing physical retail store space. Delivery can be fulfilled from a store or a warehouse by Slerp’s delivery partner.” Read article >

MarketingWeek.

“The hope is that the campaign will encourage people to use the app by giving them the confidence that real people, with real success stories, are already on Bumble Bizz. This underlying belief in making the first move in your career starts from within the business.” Read article >

issuu.

“We’ve done tens of thousands of orders through Slerp and we’re in a great position, where we have that direct-to-consumer channel, that’s no so reliant on third-party marketplaces.” Read article >

Foodchain Magazine.

“…we have established sizable organic traffic to our website, many of which are customers wanting to purchase directly from us. Because we believe that we are best at serving our customers and not someone else, we have developed Slerp to allow this process to happen seamlessly, at an acceptable price to us. We are just making the effort to manage an end-to-end customer relationship, which is not easy, but is essential if you want to have a long-term sustainable business.” Read article >