Ordering software for operations still running on group texts, screenshots and a spiral notebook. Your branding, your customers, your merchant account.
Built in Henry County, Kentucky, by somebody who runs a cattle operation and got tired of taking feed orders by text at nine at night.
Tap something to start an order
Riverside Nutrition got it. You'll get a text when it's ready for pickup.
Go ahead — build an order and place it.
Most small operations lose orders in the gap between a customer deciding to buy and somebody writing it down. That gap is where the money goes.
Your name, your colors, your products. Customers order from a link — nothing to download, nothing to sign up for.
New orders hit your phone the second they're placed. Receipts and invoices go out on their own. Nobody retypes anything.
Checkout runs through the processor you already use — Clover, Stripe, Square. We connect to it and never hold your funds.
DealerCycle is live. It's an ordering and invoicing platform for feed dealers and their customer networks, and it exists because our own operation was burning half a day a week on texts, spreadsheet entry and hand-built invoices.
Dealers place network orders that roll straight to the mill with nobody pressing a button. Same architecture underneath what you'd get.
Live at dealercycle.appA fixed fee to build it and a flat monthly to run it. No commission on your orders, ever.
Mobile ordering site with your branding, a product catalog you control, new-order alerts to your phone, and a customer list you can export any time.
Everything above, plus online checkout through your own processor, automatic invoices and receipts, customer accounts with one-tap reorder, and SMS order and pickup updates.
Custom workflows and integrations, multiple locations or operators, staff roles and permissions, and reporting built around the numbers you actually watch.
Setup can be split half to start and half at launch. Hosting, security updates, nightly backups, unlimited orders and ongoing fixes are included in every plan.
Derek Evans. I run commercial construction projects by day, a seedstock cattle operation with my family the rest of the time, and I deliver show feed to about thirty customers across Kentucky on a two-week cycle.
I built ordering software because I needed it, not because I read that small business was an underserved market. You'll be talking to the person writing the code, and that person knows what it's like to be the one still doing invoices at eleven at night.