See it run a real order
Twenty minutes with someone who builds the product. We'll run your workflow end to end — an order, a record, a payment, the numbers landing — using your own data if you send it ahead.
No deck, no obligation
20 minutes, not an hour
Long enough to run a real order end to end. Short enough to take between services.
Someone who builds it
You get an engineer or product lead on the call, not a reader of slides.
A number in writing
Tell us the product, the locations and roughly the volume, and we'll put a specific price in writing rather than a figure we'd walk back later — or tell you we're not the right fit.
Bring these and we'll go faster
- Your current menu or product list (a spreadsheet is fine)
- What you use today and what breaks about it
- How many terminals and locations you're running
- Anything the POS has to talk to — accounting, delivery, payroll
Request a time
Tell us roughly when suits and what you run today. We come back with two or three times rather than sending you a calendar to fight with.
What actually happens on the call
It is a screen share with someone who works on the product, not a scripted presentation from someone who was handed it this morning. There is no slide deck, and if you have sent your menu or product list ahead, the demo runs on your data rather than on a fictional restaurant with eleven items and no awkward modifiers.
The first ten minutes are you talking. How orders arrive, where they go, who touches them, what breaks on a Friday, and what you are currently working around. This is the part that makes the rest useful — a demo of features nobody asked about is a waste of both parties' time, and we would rather find out early that we are not the right fit.
The next ten are the system running your workflow end to end: take an order with its modifiers, fire it to the kitchen display, take payment, and watch the numbers land on the dashboard. If something you need does not work the way you need it, that is the most valuable outcome of the call and we will say so plainly rather than promising it for a roadmap.
Afterwards you get a written follow-up: what we saw, what would need configuring, anything that would not work, and a price. No sequence of nurture emails, and no salesperson assigned to you. If you want to move forward, you tell us — the ten-minute onboarding means there is no long implementation to sell you on in the meantime.
Before you book
Who shows up, what it costs, and what happens afterwards.
Read first, book later
Nothing here needs a call. If one of these answers your question, the demo will be a shorter one.
Twenty minutes, your own menu
Send the file ahead and we'll have it loaded before the call starts.