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Zayed Software builds apps and websites that real businesses and real people run their day on.
01 · Products
Restaurant operations
Everything a restaurant shift needs in one place: lineups, checklists, food safety logs, training, and team messaging. Built by a restaurant director for his 90-person Chick-fil-A team, where it runs every single shift.
Health · GLP-1
A health tracker made for people on GLP-1 medications. Log doses, follow your titration schedule, rotate injection sites, and track your macros without juggling three different apps. In private beta ahead of its App Store launch.
Games · iOS & web
Keep score with friends on any course. Everyone goes on one card, each stroke is a single tap, and the round closes with final standings, best hole, and any hole in one. Live on the iOS App Store, and as a web app with nothing to install.
02 · Websites
Restaurant website platforms charge $179 to $499 a month and keep the site when you leave. We build it once for $1,500, on your domain, and you own it. Keeping it running is $99 a month.
We built and maintain the public site and team portal for a working Chick-fil-A franchise. See it at cfafoothill.com →
Read the case study →$1,500
For a restaurant or shop that needs a real site, done properly, on its own domain. One price to build it, then a care plan if you want us to keep it running. Bigger jobs, like team portals or multi-location work, are scoped on a call.
Care plans
Optional, and where the ongoing work lives. Cancel anytime, and the site is yours either way.
$99 a month
Up to 1 hour of edits a month.
$149 a month
Up to 2 hours of edits a month, plus a quarterly check-in and priority turnaround.
Both plans include
Edits do not roll over. An edit is one discrete change: text on a page, an image, hours, a menu item. Extra work is $95 an hour. Add-ons are quoted separately: an extra page is $350, a logo is $400. Copy written with you is $150 a page.
50% books your start date, 50% at launch. You get a firm launch date before any work starts. Hosting is included with every build, plan or not.
How it goes
About the business and what customers keep calling to ask. That list is usually the sitemap.
You see it as it comes together and nothing ships that you have not approved.
Your name on the domain, your login to everything. You own it.
03 · About
Zayed Software was founded in 2026 by Mohammad Zayed, a software engineer who is also a director at a Chick-fil-A restaurant. He got tired of tools that don’t match how people actually work, so he started building his own. The products we have launched get used daily by real teams and real people. That’s the bar.
At a glance
04 · Contact
Or write directly: mohammad@zayedsoftwarellc.com
What to expect
You will hear back within one business day.
Helpful to include: what kind of business you run, whether you already have a website or domain, and what customers keep asking you for.
Up to 5 pages, built mobile-first, with contact forms, your menu and hours, SEO basics done right, your Google Business Profile linked, and your online ordering, reservations and catering links wired to whatever you already use. Two revision rounds and 30 days of post-launch fixes. It launches on your own domain and you own everything.
Because the build is only the start. An agency prices the whole relationship into the first invoice. We keep the build at $1,500 and put the ongoing work, the edits, the monitoring and the person who answers, into a care plan you can see and cancel. Over two years, $1,500 plus $99 a month is still less than most agency builds, and less than a year on a restaurant platform.
Essentials is $99 a month and covers up to an hour of edits. Active is $149 a month and covers up to two hours, plus a quarterly check-in and priority turnaround. Both keep your domain from lapsing, handle your DNS, monitor uptime, test your contact form live every month, check your ordering links and embeds, watch Google Search Console, and keep your code in version control so any change can be undone. You get a human who answers within one business day, and hosting is included at no separate charge.
What it does not need to cover is the point. Your site is static: no CMS, no plugins, no database, no admin login. There is no plugin stack to patch every month, so you are not paying us to install updates or clean up malware. Edits do not roll over, and extra work is $95 an hour.
Sometimes, and if it is working, keep it. Asking family is rarer than it sounds: in Clutch’s 2025 small-business survey, only 1% of sites were built by a friend or family member. And 61% of owners update their site weekly, which is a lot to keep asking of a favor.
A builder is a different trade-off. The template is the easy part. You are still the one writing the copy, sizing the photos, wiring the ordering link, and keeping the whole thing current between shifts, and when the ordering link breaks on a Friday night the help desk is a form.
A site is not a weekend favor. It is something someone has to answer for. That is the part you are hiring.
Yes. We rebuild it on the same domain, so your address and your Google listing do not change.
Most sites go live within a few weeks once the content is in hand. You get a firm launch date before any work starts.
50% books your start date and 50% is due at launch. The care plan is optional, starts after launch, and you can cancel anytime. Anything outside the scope is quoted before we start it, never after.