Included in setup
Branded signup page, printable QR table tents, the messaging workflows, a dedicated texting number, and opt-out compliance configured before the first message sends.
restaurant vip engine // second scoped offer
A table-tent QR turns tonight’s guests into a consented SMS list: they sign up for a freebie, the voucher text arrives before the menu does, and scheduled win-back messages fill the room on nights that would otherwise sit empty.
// how the engine works
A printed table tent offers a signup reward — a free appetizer works — and opens a mobile signup page branded to the restaurant.
Name, mobile number, optional email and birthday, and a clear consent checkbox. No consent, no message — ever.
The guest shows the text to their server to claim the reward. Duplicate signups get a friendly already-on-the-list reply instead of a second freebie.
Every consented guest lands in a list the restaurant owns and can inspect — not an algorithm’s audience.
A scheduled message — a Monday special, an event, a birthday treat — goes only to consented, not-opted-out numbers, at most about once a week.
Every automated path has documented stop conditions: STOP and equivalent replies end messaging for that guest immediately, and the list filters them out of every future send. The same engine adapts to salons, barbers, gyms — any walk-in business. See the animated walkthrough on the homepage workflow section.
// pricing and scope
Branded signup page, printable QR table tents, the messaging workflows, a dedicated texting number, and opt-out compliance configured before the first message sends.
Campaign scheduling and copy, list management, birthday sends, delivery monitoring, and 1,000 texts each month. The founder runs it — there is no outsourced support desk yet.
Text volume beyond the included 1,000 passes through at carrier cost. Paid advertising, food photography, and general marketing stay out of scope.
The standard rate is $397/month. Founding restaurants keep $297/month for as long as the engagement stays active.
Worth checking against your own numbers: a list of a few hundred guests and one well-timed message on a dead Monday only needs a handful of extra tables to cover the month. Bring your average check to the fit call and price it honestly against your slowest night.
// evidence boundary
No restaurant results are claimed yet — this is the founding cohort, and this page will not pretend otherwise. What you can inspect today: the workflow itself on the homepage demonstration (labeled as an illustrative simulation), the measurement states this business reports against, and the same no-inflated-claims discipline the rest of the site runs on. Signups, deliveries, opt-outs, and sends are all observable states — the first three restaurants get measured honestly, and their permissioned results become the proof.
Bring your slowest night, your average check, and your current POS or booking setup to a focused fit call.
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