Every table is a checkout.
A guest scans the card in front of them, picks a package and an entertainer, and pays on their own phone. No app, no account, no waiting on a card machine. Your floor sees the booking before they put the phone down.
It pays for itself on the first booking of the month.
Ninety-nine dollars a month, per location, software and hardware included. One VIP package clears it. Everything after that is a table selling on its own — and because the guest covers the service fee at checkout, your listed price still arrives whole.
The whole floor stays in step.
A booking moves through the room in a fixed order, and every surface updates as it goes — the manager's iPad on the floor, and the entertainer's own phone.
The guest scans
They land on your menu with the packages and the entertainers who are actually checked in tonight. Nothing to download, nothing to sign up for.
The guest pays
Apple Pay, Google Pay or card, handled end to end by Stripe. Card details never touch your floor, your staff or our servers.
The floor picks it up
The booking lands on the manager's iPad with an audible alert, showing the table, the package and who was requested.
The service closes out
A manager marks it complete and the entertainer's split appears in her earnings, itemised down to the booking it came from.