Pizza Maps Here is sample cartography from
The Map Shop's
Pizza Map Series.
Its standard size is 44" high by
36" long but it can be any size you want. The store manager defines the
boundaries. We will assist with the sub-zones, also called pods or sectors. The example below is for Pizza
Hut. They prefer irregularly shaped delivery zones. The
standard delivery map that we do for Domino's and Papa John's ranges anywhere
from $250 to $450. We keep your map on file by store# and future updates
can be had for less than half price. These pizza maps come fully laminated so they are sauce and grease proof. They
come with their own index book and optional driver's street atlas that is
copy-able at the store level and ties in with the wall map. We can also
install our optional rails on this map to
make it easy to hang. We can make these maps 6 feet wide if necessary but there is
an extra charge for oversize. Call us at 800-532-6675 to order. Ask for
Steve Marek or Ben Beavers, our Pizza map experts.
Return to the wall map page Zoom
in
See a cheaper
map
Here is a less expensive competitor's
pizza map. Return to the top of the page
Yes
there is a difference between Pizza Delivery maps. The map shown to the left is
from our competitor. You can have a map like this for about half what we charge.
And frankly, if yours is a low volume store in an area that has had little or no
growth/changes in streets, this might be a good option for you. But.. compare
this close up with a close up from the above map. Here are some things you will
notice. First is the legibility of the street names. Each street is
checked by hand. Theirs are placed 100% by computer. The result is that they
have to use smaller, almost illegible text and you will have to tolerate some
overlap of names. This makes some street names impossible to read. Second
is how current the map is. Our competitors make their maps using a national
street database. We make ours from a variety of sources that provide only the
latest data. And by the way, we're not too proud to take input from your drivers
and add that to the map too. The competitor's map is even missing a section of
interstate that had been open a year at the time the map was delivered. Third,
and maybe most important is the index grid. Putting a grid like this on a map is
quick and inexpensive, but it sure won't help you group tickets for your drivers
when orders are coming in at 4-a-minute on a Friday night. Our intelligent grid
system has been field proven to reduce delivery time. Your drivers will spend
less time in front of the map scratching their heads and deliver more pizza. Our
ability to integrate with corporate in-store systems means that your delivery
tickets will print with our intelligent grid system from day one.
Here is a close up from our map shown at the top of the
page. Return to the top of page.
