Sonic branding for restaurants
Sonic branding for restaurants gives a chain one sound for its ads, its ordering app, and its restaurants. That means a jingle or sonic logo, plus the short sounds around an order.
- For
- Restaurant and fast food chains
- Heard in
- Ads, the app, the kiosk, and more
- Includes
- A jingle or sonic logo
Places a restaurant chain is often heard
Your name is short and known
A jingle can sing the name itself. Domino's stretched the "mmm" in its name into "Dommmino's" in 2025 and uses it on TV, in the app, and in its stores.
Your songs change with every product
The songs in your ads can change while one short sound returns in each of them. Taco Bell does this with the "bong" of a bell, a nod to its name.
Guests order on a screen
The app and the kiosk can confirm an order with a few notes from your sonic logo. See UI sound design.
Openings and anniversaries
Radio spots can announce a new opening (radio spot production), and the restaurants themselves can play music built on your sound. For other plans, like a delivery service or an anniversary, send us a brief.
Campaign work from our studio
Work for and contributions to projects involving these brands.
How it works
Step 1
Send your current ads
Tell us where guests order as well. A proposal comes back.
Step 2
Directions on your ad
Each direction plays on one of your own spots.
Step 3
Ad, app, and kiosk
The jingle or sonic logo, and the short sounds for the app and the kiosk.
Questions about restaurant sound
How do you do branding for a restaurant?
Besides the name and the logo, decide how the chain sounds in the ads, the app, and the restaurant. We write that sound with you. Request a proposal with your current ads.
What is the best sonic branding for restaurants?
A tune guests can sing back, built on the name or a sound from the kitchen, short enough for the app.