A standing weekly order
One delivery, one address, one frequency.
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Marmitas for companies
Office, clinic, building site: one delivery, one invoice and the week’s menu agreed beforehand. Commercial terms come out of the conversation — this site publishes none.
Offices and companies
The highest-value line, and it does not exist today
“Feeding local professionals” is the lead sheet’s own framing. An office manager ordering twenty meals a week will not do it by DM — and that single account is worth more than a dozen individuals.
Invoicing
A company needs an invoice. [CONFIRM how you issue one]
Volume pricing
[CONFIRM whether it exists]
Single drop
One delivery point instead of twenty addresses.
[CONFIRM whether you serve corporate accounts today] — if not yet, this section is the proposal, and it is the part of the conversation that changes revenue rather than traffic.
Delivery area
A hard qualifier, and that is a good thing
Someone outside the zone needs to find out in five seconds, not after filling in a form.
- Neighbourhoods served[CONFIRM]
- Delivery fee[CONFIRM]
- Minimum order[CONFIRM]
- Delivery window[CONFIRM]
No neighbourhood, fee, minimum or window has been written. Under the CDC the delivery fee and the minimum order have to be visible before the purchase decision — and the plan’s per-meal price must not hide the fee. [CONFIRM all four]
A radius diagram, not a map. No third-party map loads before LGPD consent, and the real radius is still to be confirmed.
Reviews
This section is empty on purpose
No review, rating or customer name has been written. [CONFIRM — pull real Google reviews, if any exist] A review is never fabricated.
Menu list
The new menu, before the cutoff
Not a newsletter: the weekly menu notification, which is the retention mechanism in this category.