Founding cohort · limited slots

A full self-checkout with an employee inside.

Your counter takes the order by voice in 30+ languages, catches every modifier, upsells every ticket, takes the card and fires the order to your kitchen. It never calls in sick and never quits.

What actually changes at your counter

Nobody waits, and nobody is rushed. The counter takes as many orders at once as there are people standing at it. The customer who needs two minutes gets two minutes.
Nobody is embarrassed by the menu. Thirty languages, every question answered, no sighing, no guessing, no pointing at a picture.
Your people stop typing and start hosting. Reading a menu aloud and keying it in is the part a machine should do. Knowing a regular's order, fixing a problem, running a room — that is the part it can't.
Every ticket gets the upsell, on the worst shift of the week, at closing time, with a line out the door.

A staffed counter today

$7,000

two people, fully loaded in California — a 12-hour counter needs both

→

Cashier Crew

~$800

all-in at a working counter, including AI minutes

And it costs about a tenth of what the counter costs today. That is the proof, not the pitch — we are not selling you a way to have fewer people. Most owners we talk to keep the same team and finally put them where the money actually is: the floor, the food, the customer who needs a human being.

What you get for $99 a month

Voice ordering in 30+ languages — every modifier: no onion, double cheese, sauce on the side
Upsell on every single ticket, never forgotten, never rushed
Card payment built in — tap, Apple Pay, chip, tip prompt at the right moment
Order fires to your kitchen screen — printer or KDS
86 a dish in one tap — it disappears from the menu instantly
Your staff takes over mid-order with one tap, nothing lost
Works alongside Square today. Toast and Clover next. Zero migration.

The hardware, two ways

	Buy it	Lease it
At signing	$1,500 all-in, tax included	$200 setup only
Every month	$99	$198 $99 + $99 equipment
Who owns it	You, for good	We do
If it breaks	Manufacturer warranty	We replace it, our cost
Hardware upgrades	Yours to buy	Included, free

Which one. Buy is cheaper over time and the equipment is yours. Lease starts at almost nothing and you get every hardware upgrade free — bigger screens, newer tablets — because the equipment stays ours and keeping it current is our problem, not yours.

Either way the setup is $200 and the subscription is $99.

AI minutes: $0.25 — and $0 when nobody's there

The AI bills only while it is actually serving a customer. Empty counter, empty meter. At a working lunch counter that comes to roughly $700 a month on top of the $99.

This is not our markup — it is the direct cost of the AI itself, billed by the minute. Which is why it stops when the counter is empty, and why we would rather charge you for what you use than a flat fee for what you don't.

How it goes

$200 holds your slot — refundable

It locks your founding rate — $99/mo plus $0.25 a minute, for life — and reserves your place in the install queue. Refundable in full any time before we install. After that it credits your first invoice.

We come and install it

Slots are filled in the order they were reserved, within 90 days. Once your slot comes up, you are live in about a week — we deliver, mount, load your menu and stay until the first real order goes through.

You add the next location yourself

From the app: enter the menu, generate the food photos, pick the cashier's face, pair the kitchen screen. Under thirty minutes, no visit needed.

What protects you

The deposit is fully refundable before install. One message, no questions.
Cancel the subscription online in two clicks, any time, no fee. We email you before every renewal.
Nothing bills until you are live. No monthly charge while you wait.
Your founding rate never rises, whatever we charge later.
Payments run through Stripe. We never touch your card number.

Talk to it before you decide anything. Open cashiercrew.com/kiosk on your own phone and order something. That is the product, running right now — not a video of it.