How much does StoveOps cost?

StoveOps starts free for one location with email notifications. Paid plans add SMS and WhatsApp and unlock multiple locations starting at $22 USD per location/month. Annual billing saves 20%.

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  FreeEssentialProEnterprise
Locations 15
SMS / month 0500
WhatsApp / month 0200
AI image credits 0101001000

Frequently asked questions.

  • What is StoveOps?

    A modular operations platform for restaurants and bars. You start with the live Waitlist and add reservations, digital menu and team tools as you grow — one guest history across all of them.

  • Do I need to replace my POS?

    No. StoveOps runs alongside the checkout system you already use — it does not replace it and does not handle payments.

  • What kind of venue is StoveOps for?

    Restaurants, bars and cafés in Canada and the US — from a single room to small multi-location groups — that still run the waitlist on paper, a clipboard or scattered tools.

  • Can I start with just the waitlist?

    Yes. Every module is standalone — most restaurants start with the virtual waitlist and add reservations or the digital menu later, with no migration.

  • Does StoveOps help reduce no-shows?

    Yes. Guests get automatic email, SMS or WhatsApp updates, confirm with one tap, and visit history flags repeat no-shows — so fewer tables sit empty during a full service.

  • Does it work for more than one location?

    Yes. The Pro and Enterprise plans manage multi-location guest history, team roles and reporting from a single account.

  • What if the SMS quota runs out?

    Notifications fall back to WhatsApp, email and browser push automatically, and the front desk is alerted to call the guest if needed.

  • Is it hard for my team to use?

    No. It runs on the phone or tablet you already have, the front desk signs in with a magic link — no passwords mid-rush — and most teams are running it the same night, with no long training.

  • How does the team sign in during service?

    A magic link sent to the staff email — no passwords mid-rush — with role-based access for the front desk and managers.

  • Why no credit card up front?

    The free plan stays free. You only upgrade after the waitlist proves itself on a real service — never before, and there's no sales call.