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Pages and per-page SEO

The six system pages every site gets, custom pages you can add, and the SEO fields on each.

Updated July 4, 2026

Your site starts with six system pages — Home, Menu, About, Contact, Careers, and Catering — each editable section-by-section like any other. You can add custom pages with their own web address for anything else (a private-events page, a story page, a press page).

Per-page SEO

Every page — system or custom — carries three SEO fields in the Pages tab: a meta title, a meta description, and a social image for when the page is shared. Fill them in so they're ready. One caveat worth knowing: pushing these per-page values into your live storefront's head — the title Google and the browser tab show, and the share card — is part of the newer site-builder rollout and may not be switched on for your storefront yet. Until it is, your public pages fall back to KitchenRush's automatic, locality-aware defaults (your business name and city), so treat these as prep that takes effect as the rollout reaches you.

  • Lead the Home page title with what people actually search: cuisine + neighborhood beats a bare restaurant name.
  • Write the description like a one-line pitch — it's ad copy for the click, not a keyword dump.
  • Set the social image on Home and Menu at minimum; a shared link with a great photo gets tapped.
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Frequently asked questions

Questions about pages and SEO

Practical answers about pages and SEO in KitchenRush.

Can I add pages beyond the default restaurant pages?

Your site starts with six system pages — Home, Menu, About, Contact, Careers, and Catering — each editable section-by-section like any other. You can add custom pages with their own web address for anything else (a private-events page, a story page, a press page).

Which SEO fields can I set, and are they live on every storefront?

Every page — system or custom — carries three SEO fields in the Pages tab: a meta title, a meta description, and a social image for when the page is shared. Fill them in so they're ready. One caveat worth knowing: pushing these per-page values into your live storefront's head — the title Google and the browser tab show, and the share card — is part of the newer site-builder rollout and may not be switched on for your storefront yet. Until it is, your public pages fall back to KitchenRush's automatic, locality-aware defaults (your business name and city), so treat these as prep that takes effect as the rollout reaches you.