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EatFuti Inc.

EatFuti gives independent restaurants direct ordering, customer outreach and loyalty tools in one service.

Updated Nov 13, 2026·Latest SEC filing Nov 13, 2026·Suggest an edit

About EatFuti

EatFuti helps independent restaurants take direct online orders without commission and keep each customer's contact information. It builds and maintains restaurant websites, sends personalized messages and manages loyalty rewards. It can also create social posts. The service connects with existing checkout systems, and restaurants can begin taking orders within 48 to 72 hours.

The service reaches hundreds of restaurants in five states from Des Moines, and more than 220,000 diners have ordered from them. The Green Olive grew from one location in 2023 to three and generated more than $700,000 across 15,699 online orders since January 2023. Those orders came from 6,691 customers, and 73% were repeat orders. All Pho You and China Cafe recorded $180,000 and $96,000 in online orders during 2025. Tin Lam is president.

Funding Rounds (SEC Form D)

First saleFiled with SECAmount soldInvestorsAvg. checkTermsFiling
Mar 1, 2026Nov 13, 2026$1,349,991of $1.5M target8$168KEquity, Securities on exercise, SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity)Rule 506(b)Form D ↗

First sale is the date the first investor in the offering committed to invest. Companies must file Form D within 15 days of that date, so filing dates run later.

Why Investors Backed EatFuti

The investment case starts with delivery apps that EatFuti estimates keep 15% to 30% of restaurant sales. Its model says restaurants can retain $3 to $8 more on a $30 order, while 42 monthly orders cover its base plan. [1]

Origin and Team

EatFuti began in Des Moines in 2020. [2]

Product and Technology

Each dish gets its own page so search systems can read the menu. EatFuti maintains restaurant listings on Google, Apple Maps and Yelp. It drafts review replies for approval and creates pages intended for Google, ChatGPT and Claude. [1]

EatFuti works with more than 30 restaurant checkout systems, including Square, Clover and Toast. Restaurants without a supported system receive an order tablet. [1]

After an order, EatFuti sends the diner a Google review link and directs unhappy feedback to the restaurant first. Later messages can use order history and timing to offer a return discount. [1]

EatFuti's free Restaurant Check takes about three minutes without sign-up or a credit card. It reviews Google visibility, an order button's destination and mobile website performance. It also examines social accounts and customer reviews. [2]

The Start plan costs $199 monthly or $1,990 annually. Grow costs $399 monthly or $3,990 annually and adds social posts, loyalty and timed customer messages. Setup costs $49, card processing costs 2.9% plus 30 cents, and contracts run month to month. A branded app adds $99 monthly to Start; the pilot phone agent costs $249 monthly. Diners pay a small service fee at checkout. [1]

We wrote this summary from public statements by EatFuti and its investors. It is not investment advice.

Leadership Team

Executive officers and directors listed on EatFuti's Form D filed Nov 13, 2026.

TL
Tin Lam
President of EatFuti Inc and director
NA
Noor Ahmed
Executive officer and director
KN
Khang Nguyen
Executive officer and director
KM
Khoa Ma
Executive officer

Sources

  1. CompanyEatFuti restaurant ordering and marketing · linked above ↑
  2. CompanyEatFuti Restaurant Check
  3. SECEatFuti Form D, filed 2026-11-13 · linked above ↑
  4. SECEatFuti Inc. filing history