Tap a table, send an order to the kitchen, watch the AI shift assistant react. This is a working sandbox.
We don't bolt a chat window onto our product and call it AI. ServOS uses AI in three specific places where operators lose hours every week — onboarding a menu, reading the floor, and taking phone orders. Every one ships with the product. Every one works with no setup.
Send us a photo of your old menu. A PDF. A printed sheet. A spreadsheet. ServOS reads it overnight and rebuilds your entire menu structure — categories, dishes, modifiers, prices, allergens — in your back office, ready to review.
Onboarding goes from two weeks to one evening.
A second pair of eyes on every service. Ask plain-English questions, get answers grounded in your live data — not a generic LLM guessing. It also speaks first when something is sliding.
Like having a second GM in your pocket — minus the salary.
Phone orders without a phone person. Answers on the second ring, takes the order in natural conversation, handles substitutions, allergens, schedule windows, and routes the ticket straight to KDS — no human in the middle.
Operators using it cut missed phone orders by 84%.
A POS terminal. A separate payment device. A delivery aggregator tablet farm. A scheduling app on someone's phone. A QuickBooks tab nobody trusts. A loyalty system on iPad #4. A reporting dashboard nobody opens.
Each one a separate login, a separate bill, a separate vendor blaming the others when something breaks at 19:42 on a Saturday.
One login. One bill. One screen for the floor.
Fourteen tightly integrated modules. One data model. Every feature included for every venue, on every plan.
Order entry, modifiers, allergens, splits, transfers, bar tabs. Two taps deep, every screen.
Tap-to-pay built in. Tip prompts, surcharges, refunds without the manager dance.
Course timing, station routing, recall, all-day counts, allergen gates that won't let an order slip.
Deliveroo, Uber Eats, Just Eat, DoorDash through Deliverect. 86 once, 86'd everywhere.
Mobile point-of-sale on Sunmi handhelds. Take orders tableside, pay-at-table, fire to KDS — same data as the static till.
Single login across sites. Consolidated reporting, push menus group-wide, role-based access per location.
Drag-build floor plan. Sections, reservations, seat-by-seat ordering, tab handoffs, table transfers.
Phone-first lookup. Saved allergen profiles auto-filter the menu when a guest is reseated.
Per-shift sessions, denominations, declared vs expected, variance. Drawer-idle lock.
Dine-in, takeaway, collection, delivery — scheduled fire times, edit-without-firing, course routing.
Logo, header, footer, paper width — per location. Durable print queue. Failed printer never blocks the till.
Customer-facing screen mode. Card payment, ticket fires straight to KDS. Same menu, same modifiers.
Scan, browse, pay. Order ties to the seated session. Same modifiers, same allergen gating.
Points per visit, redemption at checkout. Digital and physical gift cards issued at the till.
Most POS systems were built for complex venues, then "simplified" by hiding things. ServOS works in reverse. The simple mode is the entire product for a coffee cart. Features unlock as you grow — same product, same data, no migration.
Most POS systems treat multi-site as an enterprise upgrade. ServOS treats it as the default. Open a second venue on Friday, share menus, staff and reporting on Saturday.
For groups →ServOS isn't being built behind a curtain. Founding operators see what's shipping and influence what's next.
When the till is down at 19:42 on a Saturday you don't want a chatbot. You want someone who has stood behind a pass, knows what KDS recall means, and can fix it in minutes.
Every plan includes WhatsApp, phone and email support — answered by ex-operators. No tier-gated tickets. No "Pro" support upsell.
Our public roadmap shows what we're building, what's next and what's parked. Founding operators vote on priorities and see weekly progress.
See the roadmap →GMV-based. Free up to £5k/month per location. Then £99–£249 per location depending on revenue. Every feature included at every tier.
Beta operators pay nothing for the software. Every module included. The only thing you pay is card processing — passed straight through to Stripe at cost, with zero markup from us.
ServOS is replacing it. Operator-led, capital-efficient, building in public, founding cohort filling now. We're opening a small allocation to angel and strategic investors who know hospitality.
Not a roadmap of paywalled features. Not contracts that hold operators ransom. We build a system that works, costs less, and scales with you — because every venue deserves software as good as the room it runs in.
We believe operators using ServOS deserve a stake in it. While you're an active customer, you hold a small percentage of equity in ServOS — a fractional ownership model that scales with our success.
If you make it, we make it. So why not level the playing field?
A nominal portion of every pound ServOS earns funds local charities — focused on feeding people who need it. Hospitality is a business of feeding others. We think our software should be too.
If you run a local food charity, food bank or community kitchen, tell us about you. Funding cycles are quarterly. Operators on ServOS nominate and vote on which causes get funded.
Founding cohort opens Q3 2026. Slots are limited deliberately — we'd rather give 20 venues real attention than 200 venues none.
Toast was built complex and "simplified" by hiding things. Square was built simple and never quite handles complex venues. ServOS is one product surface that adapts — same codebase, same data model, from a coffee cart to a multi-site group. No tier games, no feature paywalls.
No. ServOS runs on Sunmi terminals (recommended), iPads, and most Android tablets. Bring your own or buy at cost during onboarding.
Stripe Terminal pass-through, no markup from us. Use Stripe's published rates. Switch processors when it makes sense for you, not us.
Same product, simpler surface. Order, charge, print. No tables, no courses, none of the complexity that doesn't apply. If you grow, the rest unlocks. If you don't, it never gets in your way.
Yes. The AI shift assistant is a core feature, not an add-on. Every venue gets it from day one. No paywall, ever.
"I've spent years inside hospitality SaaS. ServOS is the system I always wished existed — built for the people actually running service, not the people writing the marketing."
Founding cohort spots are limited. Tell us about your venue and we'll be in touch.