Six families, fourteen-plus modules — the things venues actually shop for, built into one platform instead of rented from eight vendors. Every one included, on every plan.
They do shift work: import a menu from a photo, run the till by voice, answer the back office on live numbers, and take spoken orders on the handheld. Built into every plan — connect your own Anthropic API key to switch them on. Usage is billed by Anthropic on your key, not by us.
Online ordering from one vendor. Loyalty from another. A rota app, payroll, a stock tool, a reports suite, gift cards, marketing, menu boards — and a card machine that doesn't talk to any of it. Eighteen subscriptions, eighteen logins, and none of them agree on today's takings.
Adds the floor basics: table plan, online ordering, loyalty and a rota — without full-service ceremony.
These aren't features — they're legal requirements, handled. US platforms retrofit this. We started here.
The changelog is public — what's live, what's next, what broke and how we fixed it. No “coming soon” theatre. Try getting that from a US incumbent.
Read the changelog →SMS, phone or email — answered by ex-operators who've worked a Friday pass, not a script. There's no premium support tier because support isn't a product. Everyone gets the fast lane.
Every subscriber earns a fractional stake in Serv-OS App. Not points. Not perks. If Serv-OS App reaches an IPO, you hold real stock. When you grow, we grow — it's that aligned.
And the giveback continues: Serv-OS App supports UK hospitality charities, and charity registration stays open.
Three plans, every feature in all of them. The difference is your monthly takings — never features.