Front of House
Your book, your floor, your guests. On one iPad, at one flat price.
Front of House is reservation and floor software built by Regulars for owner-operated restaurants. The big platforms charge per cover and keep your guest list. This is $199 a month flat, your diners are never charged a fee, and the list belongs to you outright.
That first button opens the real product: the public booking page every Front of House restaurant gets, running live against a demonstration room.
The host stand
What the host stand runs
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The live floor
Every table's state on screen, and a change on one device lands on the other in under a second, a number we measure rather than guess.
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The phone wizard
A booking taken in five taps, with live availability only: times the room cannot seat are never offered. A regular's number fills their name.
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The waitlist
When a table frees, the first fitting party gets an exclusive offer with a claim link, and claiming converts to a confirmed booking in one motion.
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Paper mode
Print tonight's book at shift open. If the wifi dies mid-service, the stand keeps showing the saved book and the room runs from paper, exactly as a restaurant always could.
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The Guest Book, yours
Visits, occasions, notes, and consent records, exportable by you any day you like. Leaving takes your data with you; that is the point of it.
The price
The price, published like everything else we charge
$199/mo
Front of House, per restaurant
$99/mo
Founding seats, the first three restaurants, price locked twelve months
$497
Setup, one time, and it funds the iPad that stays with your room
- Ninety days to start, then month to month.
- No per-cover fees. Your diners are never charged anything, ever.
The honest part
What we will not promise
No uptime percentage, no response-time guarantee, no recovery pledge. What you get instead: one person answers, the founding cohort is sized so that stays true, the phone line comes first during dinner service, and the fallback of record is the printed book we teach you to run at shift open.
Software that plans for its own bad night is worth more than a promise that never met one.
Three founding seats, one room at a time.
Founding seats onboard one restaurant at a time, so the software earns each room before it takes the next.