Nobody carries cash. Your team still earns it.
A tablet on the counter, a QR code on a name tag, or a link you text after the job. The guest taps a card, the tip lands in that person’s own ledger, and the fee is printed on the screen before anyone pays.
4% per tip · $0.50 minimum · no monthly, no setup, no contract
The guest screen. Sample venue, sandbox data — no card is charged.
Pick the one that fits where the guest is standing.
They all run the same tip page, the same ledger and the same fee. What changes is how the guest gets there — a screen they turn to face, a code they point a camera at, or a link that arrives after they have already left.
Countertop kiosk
A tablet that lives at the host stand or the front desk. Turn it to the guest: they pick who served them, enter the amount, tap a card. No new hardware to buy from us.
QR code & tip link
Print the code on a name tag, a table tent or a receipt. The camera opens the page in the browser — no app, no account, no phone number. The same URL works on an NFC tag.
Terminal & integrations
Where tipping meets the card terminal you already run. We say plainly what is live today and what is not — there is no logo wall on that page we have not earned.
Three steps, and then you just use it.
There is no implementation project here. You can put a business on this in a browser tab and hand someone their tip link in the same breath.
Add the business and the team
Business name plus one team member is enough. Each person gets their own page and their own code the second you type their name.
Put it where the guest is
Stand the tablet up, print the codes from the print kit, or copy the link. Nothing to buy, rent or mount.
Tips land, recorded to the person
Every tip is attributed to the team member who earned it, with the fee and the net printed on the same screen the guest saw.
Tips are not all earned the same way.
A bartender, a housekeeper and a valet attendant each get tipped at a different moment, in a different posture, with a different amount of time. The set-up changes to match.
The owner gets a record. The team gets the money.
If you run the place
- Every tip attributed to a person, not a pool — with an audit log you can hand to a bookkeeper.
- Add a team member for $0. Type a name in the console and their page exists a second later.
- Export a payroll CSV and a tax summary instead of counting an envelope at close.
- No house skim. When the guest covers the fee, the team member keeps the full tip.
- No contract to exit. There is nothing to cancel, because there is nothing monthly.
If you are on the floor
- Your own page, your own code. The tip is recorded to you by name, the moment it is paid.
- Your own running ledger — every tip, every date, every fee, nothing to reconstruct at tax time.
- Split a tip with the people who worked the same table, by a rule you set once.
- No app to install on your phone or the guest’s. It is a web page.
- A tax centre that explains how tip income is reported, in plain words.
A fee you have to ask for is a fee you were meant to miss.
Ours is one line: 4% of the tip, with a $0.50 minimum. Nothing monthly, nothing to set up, nothing to sign. That line is not in a PDF a salesperson emails you afterwards — it sits above the pay button, on the guest’s own screen, before they commit to anything.
And the guest can choose to cover it. One toggle: they pay the tip plus the fee, and the team member keeps the whole tip.
On a $5 tip the minimum and the percentage land in the same place. Below $12.50 the $0.50 minimum applies; above it, the 4% does. The calculator on the pricing page shows the exact cents on any amount.
Read the fee. Then decide.
No calendar invite, no quote request, no counter-signed contract. Put a business on it today, or have someone walk you through it first — both doors are open on this page.
4% per tip · $0.50 minimum · no monthly, no setup, no contract