fill the room.
keep the brand.
we don't list you, sell ads against you, or auction your tables. we sequence three rooms a night for the city's most curated couples — and we book the seat on your end. zero listing cost. you keep your booking system. setup is twelve minutes.
what every coupon platform got wrong
what the plan actually does
tell us about the room.
two minutes. we use this to position you in the app — neighborhood, vibe, and which member tiers see your card first.
pick the four packages that fit your room.
these are the four moments we sell to members. you decide which ones you want to play in. most rooms turn on three of four — many turn on all four. you can change this any time.
one person, walking in alone — drink at the rail, plate at the bar. members see this when they're browsing without a plus-one.
- fills bar seats that would otherwise sit empty
- no table block — it's a stool, not a four-top
- tends to convert lonely tuesdays into regulars
two people, one bill. this is the deal most members are here for. it's also where you build the highest-value habit on your most-margin nights.
- shared plate + two featured pours, or your equivalent
- caps per night so the price never dilutes your room
- ~50% of all redemptions across the network
reserved table, premium pour, something they'll post. baller members are 4% of the audience but 22% of partner revenue — they're not hunting deals, they're hunting status.
- protect a booth or chef's counter for them
- not a discount — a bundled experience
- thursday-saturday by default, members-only
our proprietary birthday product. one redemption per member per year, on or near their birthday. you decide the gesture — bubbly, dessert, table upgrade. a paid acquisition channel disguised as kindness.
- acquisition cost stays inside one gesture
- group of 4–6 attached to every birthdate redemption
- $84 avg. payback per birthdate guest over the next 90 days
discounts where you don't need them are a tax on your margin. that's why every package is gated by who, when, and how many — never a blanket sale, never the whole menu.
build your solo deal.
one person, walking in alone. make it worth their solo trip. members see this card when they're browsing without a plus-one.
build your couple deal.
two people, one bill. this is the flagship — most plan members live here. make this one count.
at $42, you give up about $19 on cogs vs. the walk-in. the couple stays for a second round on the menu (avg. $34) — so net new revenue is positive on the first visit, before any return.
build your baller deal.
premium experience. reserved table. something they'll post about. baller members are 4% of the audience but 22% of partner revenue.
baller members aren't here for a coupon. cap it at four. reserve a booth. add the host walk-over. that gesture is the product — the dollar value is just the receipt.
set up your birthdate offer.
birthdate is our proprietary birthday product. members get one birthdate redemption a year, on or within seven days of their birthday. you decide the gesture at the table.
you'll feel like you're losing eight bucks. you're not — you're paying for an attached group of four to six new humans. across our partner network, the average birthdate guest pays back $84 in the next ninety days.
light up your slow nights.
pick your one or two slowest nights. we'll feature your room to members on those nights as a slow night pick — the room fills, the lights stay on, the staff goes home with tips.
members who'd otherwise stay home see your card with a real reason to come tonight. across the network, slow night is the highest-converting tile in the app — 28% view-to-book, vs. 18% on a normal weekday.
meet your ai reservation agent.
free with every partner account. answers booking calls, confirms tables, sends reminders, tells the guest when their seat is ready. transcribes every call to your dashboard. toggle off any time.
every call is transcribed to your dashboard. you can read or listen to any call within 60 seconds of it ending. nothing the agent says goes off-script — it can't quote prices or invent menu items.
every redemption, attributed.
the coupon problem in one line — you never knew if the deal really fired. qr attribution closes the loop in two seconds, on the same muscle memory your staff already has from menus. you do nothing. we build it in.
the coupon problem
how qr attribution closes it
pick your path. we wired both.
most rooms run zero-touch. the staff scanner is your fallback for cash, split bills, and walk-ups. you can use both — they just route to the same ledger.
connect your payment processor once. when a member taps their card, we auto-match the order to their plan profile. like apple pay, but for redemptions. your staff does nothing.
- stripe · square · toast · lightspeed · clover
- matches by processor token + member opt-in
- ~2-second post-charge webhook, no shift training
your server pulls up the plan staff app on their own phone. member shows their qr from the plan app. server taps scan. two seconds, done. it's a qr menu — backwards.
- works on every server's personal phone (ios + android)
- no extra hardware, no kiosk, no tablet, no install on your tills
- fallback for cash, split bills, and walk-ups
auto-attribution rides the same token your processor already issues for refunds — no card numbers, no cvv, no pii beyond the member's first name. opt-in is handled member-side, in the plan app, on first visit.
every restaurant in calgary now uses qr menus. your staff already knows the gesture — pull out phone, point camera, tap. we just flipped the direction. instead of guests scanning your qr for a menu, your server scans the guest's qr for redemption.
you're live, skunkworks.
your first drop lands in members' apps on friday, april 17 at 4:00 pm. we'll text you when the first redemption shows up.
attribution · square auto + qr scan, both live
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