Everything we can set up in the United States.

We build you a branded ordering page and wire it into the till, so web orders print in the kitchen like any other docket. No marketplace commission on them — they are your orders.

Needs a Clover device with a printer and a Counter Service or Table Service plan. Card-not-present rates apply to online orders.

Runs on Clover

Your Clover system takes orders straight from the delivery marketplaces instead of a row of tablets behind the counter, with the menu kept in step automatically.

Available marketplaces differ by market, and each keeps its own commercial terms with you. We confirm which ones connect before you order.

Runs on Clover

A standing kiosk takes the order and the payment, so the queue moves while your staff are making the food rather than keying it in.

Orders route to your kitchen display or a kitchen printer, depending on what is available in your market.

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Key a card into the dashboard from any browser — for phone orders, deposits, or the customer who rings back to pay.

Charged at the keyed-in rate, which is higher than tapping in person.

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Send an invoice with a pay-now page attached, and watch it move from sent to paid without chasing anyone.

Delivered as part of the virtual terminal, so it comes with it.

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One reusable link, button or QR code that takes a payment — on a poster, an invoice, a social post, or the counter. Fixed price, or let them type the amount.

The right answer for a shop that wants a QR on the wall rather than a QR on a restaurant bill.

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Your stock counts and prices stay the same in the shop and on the website, so the shelf count and the site count are one number rather than two you reconcile.

Which store platforms connect differs by market. We check yours before promising it.

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Take payment straight from a US bank account, or let someone pay your online order in cash at a retail counter near them.

US dollars, US customers. Bank transfer does not support recurring billing.

Runs on Nuvei

Apple Pay and PayPal in every market we serve, so the phone already in their hand finishes the sale.

Wallet availability depends on the customer's device and their bank. We confirm the mix for your market.

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Afterpay at your checkout, so a bigger basket does not stall at the payment page. You are paid up front.

Payments and refunds only — it will not run a subscription.

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The bill prints with a QR code. Your guest scans it with their own camera, pays and tips from their phone, and the table closes on every device at once. Nobody carries a card to the counter and nobody waits for the machine to come back.

Needs the full-service restaurant configuration, not a counter-service plan, and card-not-present rates apply. It does not appear on split or per-guest bills.

Runs on Clover

A QR on the table carries your menu. Guests order from their own phone and it goes straight to the kitchen, so one person can look after more tables at once.

A different thing from the QR on the bill: this one takes the order.

Runs on Clover

Dockets on a screen instead of a spike, routed by section, with prep times you can actually look at afterwards.

The screens carry a monthly charge per device on top of the hardware. We quote both.

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Map your floor, hold a tab against a pre-authorised card, move a drink to another table, and split a bill however the table wants it split.

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A handheld that takes the order where the guest is sitting and takes the payment there too — no walk back to the counter in either direction.

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A lane customers run themselves, for the shop where the queue at lunchtime is the thing costing you sales.

Provided by an app partner with its own subscription.

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Card sales quietly assemble a customer list with what they bought and when, so your regulars are a list you own rather than faces you recognise.

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Discounts that switch themselves on by category, day and time — so the quiet Tuesday has a reason to be busier and nobody has to remember to key it in.

An in-store pricing tool. It changes what things cost; it does not message anybody.

Runs on Clover

Points, stamps or spend-based rewards attached to the card they already tap, with no app for your customer to download.

Provided by an app partner with its own subscription. We set it up and tell you what it costs.

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Physical and digital gift cards on your own branding, sold and redeemed on the till, and reported like any other line.

Not available in Quebec or in French — so we will not offer it to a Quebec merchant.

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A private feedback link on the receipt, so an unhappy customer emails you instead of writing the review everyone else reads.

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What sold, what did not, which hour was busiest, what got refunded and which of your team rang it up — for one shop or all of them.

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Items, categories, modifiers and stock counts, with a countdown that marks something unavailable when it runs out mid-service.

Clover counts items, not ingredients. Recipe-level food costing needs a kitchen app on top, where one is available in your market.

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The day's takings land in your accounting software on their own, split the way your bookkeeper wants them.

Which packages connect differs by market. We set the connection up rather than leaving you a help article.

Runs on Clover

Recipe-level costing, supplier invoices read line by line, waste tracked, and a real cost of goods against every dish you sell.

A specialist kitchen app on top of Clover, at its own subscription. We put it in and map your recipes.

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Passcodes and permissions per person, clock in and out on the till, tips declared properly, and hours you can hand to payroll.

Rostering itself is an add-on rather than built in — which one depends on your market.

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The hours clocked on the till become the hours you pay, without a spreadsheet in between.

Provided by a payroll partner — a different one in each market — with its own subscription.

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The tax on every sale is set aside daily, so the bill at the end of the quarter is money you already have rather than money you have to find.

Built around US sales tax. It has no equivalent for Australian GST or Canadian GST/HST/PST.

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Every online transaction is scored against rules we tune with you before it is authorised, and anything that looks wrong is held for you to look at rather than quietly taken.

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Chargebacks in a single dashboard, evidence dragged and dropped, and similar ones handled together instead of one at a time.

Batching works where the disputes share an account and acquiring bank.

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Alerts when a cardholder disputes with their bank, early enough to refund and avoid the dispute fee and the ratio damage entirely.

An add-on you enrol in rather than something switched on by default. Coverage is stronger on some card schemes than others.

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Extra authentication only where the risk warrants it, which shifts liability for fraud onto the card issuer without putting every good customer through a check.

An added-value service rather than an included one. Sold on liability shift and fraud reduction — none of our markets has a regulatory mandate for it.

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Store a token instead of a card, so repeat customers check out in one tap and your systems never touch a card number.

It reduces how much of PCI applies to you. It does not by itself make you compliant.

Runs on Nuvei

Take the same payment on a schedule, with cards kept current in the background so a reissued card does not silently end a membership.

Card-based. The real-time bank rails do not carry recurring payments, so a subscription runs on a card.

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