Current state
Human → Google search → Ad results → DoorDash → 20–30% fee
Get found by agents.
Not ads.
foodnear.me — Replace SEO guesswork and 20–30% delivery fees with Agent Discovery Optimization and Menu Protocol — structured menus machines can trust.
MCP serverliveMenu Protocolv1.0OpenAPI3.1
01 · demand
People still search food near me
The intent is massive. The routing layer is broken. Agents need structured menus — not ad auctions.
Demand pulse
Keyword: “food near me”
0+ searches
monthly searches · Google estimate
Global volume
0+
Avg CPC signal
$0.71
Search intent
Info
Estimated from keyword research snapshots · last updated May 2026
02 · routing
The path changes
Delivery platforms extracted margin and customer relationships. Agent infrastructure returns both to the restaurant.
Future state
Human → AI agent → foodnear.me API → Restaurant → 5–10% commission
03 · thesis
Why this wins
Core messaging
- ADO is the new SEO — get found by agents, not just Google
- Pay 5–10% instead of 20–30%
- You own your customer relationship
- Stop paying platforms to own your customers
Market data
- Near-me food intent is massive and recurring
- Agents need structured menus, not scraped PDFs
- 20–30% extracted by legacy delivery apps
- Machine-readable listings are still rare
Moat
- Open Menu Protocol (schema-level advantage)
- Agent-native API + MCP
- Trust tiers: discovered → indexed → verified
- Infrastructure layer, not another app
04 · protocol
Built different by design
Menu Protocol
Schema-level moat
Agents prefer structured, reliable data over scraped PDFs and broken HTML.
ADO
The new SEO
Compete on machine-readability and response quality, not ad spend.
MCP
Native for agents
Plug into Claude, Cursor, and other MCP hosts without a custom API wrapper.
Layer 0
Infrastructure positioning
Not another delivery app. A protocol where apps and agents route demand.
05 · launch
Free ADO audit
Menu Protocol validation plus a fee-savings projection — see exactly how you rank in agent-driven discovery.