Order like
you have taste.

Sofa’s is the router. For every restaurant in your cart it prices the restaurant’s own ordering, a Sofa’s courier, a lunch run, a sidewalk robot or drone where one runs, and the big apps, then sends the order the cheapest way. Direct orders carry in-store prices, no service fee, and free delivery on $40 and up. When an app really is cheaper for one restaurant, Sofa’s says so and sends it there.

Three ways. (1) Restaurants pay a flat $1 an order on direct orders and the courier at cost, never a percentage. (2) Subscriptions: $9/mo Sofa’s, $29/mo Concierge. (3) A small referral fee when the router sends an order to an app. We never run ads and we never sell your data.

Sofa’s is built by a small team in Colorado. Every restaurant on the platform is visited and verified before it goes live — we don’t list a place we wouldn’t order from ourselves. Concierge members get a real person on email for recommendations and special requests.

Denver metro launches first — Westminster, Boulder, Denver proper, Highlands, Larimer Square, Aurora. Other cities open in waves as we’ve visited enough places to curate them. We’d rather be excellent in 1 city than mediocre in 50.

Yes — the search routes you to all delivery services, even places we haven’t personally vetted. Curated picks just sort to the top with editor notes. You can always see everything available in your area.

Parity is our sister product — the party-planning app from Lund Studio. If you’re a Parity host planning a dinner party, you can route the whole catering order through Sofa’s in one click. Same accounts, same Grove profile, single checkout. Most people use them together.

Yes — the Café tab. It’s a separate category because coffee orders work differently: they’re pickup-first (not delivery), small-ticket, daily, often on the way to somewhere. We show "ready in X min" and walking distance prominently, sort by time of day (espresso shops in the morning, decaf and herbal in the evening), and tag each shop’s signature drink so you can order something specific instead of staring at a menu. Coffee, matcha, juice, smoothies, açaí bowls — all in one tab.

Yes. The grocery tab routes you to Instacart, Amazon Fresh, or Walmart+ — whichever’s set up best for your zip code. We curate the bundles (Sunday-sauce kit, pantry essentials, hangover kit) but the actual shopping and delivery happens through the partner. Their fees, their drivers, our editorial layer. You can mix groceries and restaurant food in the same Sofa’s cart, but they’ll arrive as separate deliveries until robots can do both.

Today every Sofa’s order in Colorado is a human courier or pickup. The router is already wired for Serve, Coco, Avride, Starship, DoorDash Dot, Zipline, Wing and Flytrex, each with its real range, weight limit and hours. They run in Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas–Fort Worth, Phoenix, Atlanta and more; none in Colorado yet. The day one launches here it shows up as a route. We tell you what is bringing your order, every order.

Because nobody else lets you do this and it’s the most obvious thing. The Sofa’s cart unifies all three categories — restaurant food, full groceries, quick convenience. When you check out, we split your order across the right delivery partners and show you each estimated arrival window. Eventually (once robots can carry a pizza and a six-pack on the same trip) this becomes one delivery. Until then, it’s coordinated separate deliveries from one checkout.

Because that’s where you eat it. Sofa’s is a drive-in theatre for dinner — except the feast comes to you, right on the couch. You pull up the menu, pick your seat, and let the food roll in. Easy to say, hard to forget.