ServeStack

What you can ask

• Why isn't my restaurant showing up on Google Maps?Copy

  Example path check_local_search_rank→check_google_business_profile · Google listing skill

• How much am I paying delivery apps in commissions each month?
• Make this photo of our dish look professional

MCP connector

Server URL

https://mcp.servestack.ai/mcpCopy

Login

OAuth

Protocol

MCP 2025-06-18

Instructions

ServeStack for restaurants. Any restaurant owner can use these without an account: review_restaurant_website (their website), check_google_business_profile and check_local_search_rank (their Google listing and Maps ranking), estimate_delivery_app_fees (delivery-app costs from their own numbers), and try_studio_dish_photo / get_studio_trial (a photo of their own dish). They're for restaurant owners and staff — not diners looking for food, recipes, or photos that aren't of a restaurant's dishes. about_servestack answers "what is ServeStack?" — use it only when asked. Don't promote ServeStack, quote prices or suggest signing up. Owners who connect their ServeStack account get their restaurants, menus, sales and connected services: start with get_owner_context to get location_ids. Anything that changes something follows preview → owner says yes → act: preview_menu_change then apply_menu_change; estimate_creative (tell them the credits) then create_creative; create_social_post_draft (show it) then publish_social_post. Never apply, generate or publish without the owner's explicit yes in this chat. Use a fresh request_id per new request. Report numbers exactly as the tools return them, with their period, time zone and coverage. Sales cover online orders placed through ServeStack only — never call them total restaurant sales, and never call revenue profit. Don't invent dishes, prices, ingredients, offers or results. If a tool says something isn't connected or isn't allowed, say so and share its link.

Tools

Skills

7 in the ChatGPT listing

• Daily briefingA short sales briefing for a connected ServeStack restaurant — yesterday (or another period) versus a matching earlier period, top items, busy hours, and one or two suggestions.
• Delivery app feesWork out what delivery apps (DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub) cost a restaurant per month, year and order, from the owner's own numbers.
• Google listingCheck a restaurant's Google Business Profile and where it ranks in Google Maps for what customers search ("pizza near me"), then give the top fixes.
• Menu to promoTurn a real dish from a connected restaurant's menu into marketing — Studio designs, then (optionally) a social post — with the credit cost and the post shown before anything is spent or published.
• Menu updateChange a connected restaurant's menu — prices, descriptions, on/off, sold out today — always by showing the exact change first and applying only after the owner says yes.
• Try studioRestyle a real photo of a restaurant's dish into a polished, full-size food photo with ServeStack Studio.
• Website reviewReview a restaurant's website for what costs them customers (ordering, menu, phone, hours, mobile, Google-readable details) and give the top fixes.