DinerDaddy

With DinerDaddy analytics you can track the revenue you lost with respect to each brand. How cool is that?

DinerDaddy is a fast and simple point of sale system for any restaurant. Its robust design is based on the principle that simplicity equals sophistication - resulting in higher user satisfaction. Developed using the advanced Google Flutter tech stack, the system delivers a high performance, digital and agile user experience.

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As a POS reseller, you want to keep 100 percent your processing residuals. Forget about sharing 80/20, 60/40 or some other lame share plan offered by the POS developer. You are tired of leaving money on the table. After all, you sourced the customer. You busted your hump finding them. It's your relationship, not theirs. You sell Clover. So do 950 other people in your town. You see it behind every door you pull. You need something different and better. You want larger volume merchants that Clover can't touch. You searched high and low for a POS partner that offers a creditable agonistic POS solution. One that competes with Toast feature for feature.   Here is what you found: - An 80/20 offer - but the POS is also sold at Toys-R-Us (next to the Easy-Bake oven). - Another 80/20 offer but the POS was born in 1989 (the same year Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were born). Runs on Windows XP. - A 50/50 offer, with a quota, but the POS company is gonna bill the SAAS to the customer directly. You can't mark it up. You have no control over their billing or any processing or SAAS increases (and that gonna happen). - A POS developed and offered by your ISO. You fell asleep halfway through the demo. - White label POS owned by a bank with a $10k buy in. WTF. And now you found DinerDaddy.

I just want to be your everything.. You just had a few demos with possible POS partners. They dazzled you with their abundant features, Hollywood white teeth, and Dan Price vibe. They bombarded you with cool buzzwords like 'product optionality', 'plug and play', 'one stop solution', 'seamless integration', and some other zingers.   They said, "hey you will win lots of deals cuz we do everything any merchant could possibly want." That night, as you were dozing off in your BarkaLounger, you suddenly woke up in a cold cold sweat. You remembered how your first love told you "I just want to be your everything," and how that relationship ended in a series of restraining orders.  So buyer beware and know this:  You can't be all things to all people. This applies to POS systems too. Simplicity scales much faster and more sustainably than complexity. Complex, feature-heavy software does not create sticky users. It creates lots of support calls.