One business.
Every person on it.
Thanked by name.
Each person who works your floor gets their own page, their own QR code and their own payout — underneath one business account. The guest taps once. Nobody downloads anything.
The whole guest experience is one screen.
A face and a name — not a grid of buttons. The fee and the amount the team member actually receives sit above the pay button, before anyone commits to anything.
- 1Point a camera at the QR on the name tag. The page opens in the browser — no app, no account, no sign-up.
- 2Pick an amount, choose whether to cover the fee.
- 3Pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card — then rate the service. It lands in that person's own balance.
See your tip page in 10 seconds.
Type your business and one team member. We create a real, working tip page right now — not a preview, not a mockup.
Free to create. Sandbox payments in this preview — no card is charged. Prefer the full setup with your logo and pay details?
You're live.
Real business, real team member, real link — right now.
The business is one account. The floor is many people.
That is the part every other tool gets sideways. Adding someone is typing their name — a second later they have a page, a QR and a payout of their own, and the owner never touches their bank or tax details.
That is the platform fee. $0.50 minimum. Printed on the screen the guest is looking at, every single time.
If the guest chooses to cover it, the team member keeps 100% of the tip. No hardware to buy, nothing to rent, no monthly, and no charge for adding another person to the floor.
Payments run in sandbox for this preview — no card is charged
Ask the other four what it costs.
We read what Kickfin, TipHaus, Grazzy and eTip publish on their own sites. Not one of them shows a price — every route ends at a calendar invite. Quotes, links and the date we checked are all on the comparison page.
And the owner stops counting envelopes.
The same taps become the read on the floor — who is excelling, where service slipped, what everyone took home. No end-of-night cash count, no spreadsheet, no manager staying late.
Pooling that runs itself
Set the share once. The split applies the second a tip lands, by weight, across the shift — and every person can see their own share.
Payroll in one file
A 14-day CSV that drops straight into the payroll run, with each person's totals already reconciled.
Recognition, not just money
Ratings and the notes guests leave land in one feed. Strong service gets pointed at your public review link; a poor rating opens a private recovery note instead.
Year-end handled
Every tip accrues to that person's own tax ledger as it happens. Cross $600 and the 1099-NEC is prepared without anyone chasing it.
Bring back
thank you.
Free to your business, live in minutes, and the people who serve will notice the day it turns on.