Founding venue pilot: free setup, 2 spots left in the Upstate and Columbia. See the terms →
Built in Greer, SC · Serving the Upstate + Columbia

Your local partner
for bringing guests back.

Guests opt in with one tap when they pay at the table, for a welcome offer you choose, and hear from you again before your slow nights. Josh Green sets it up in person in Greer, is there your first night, and answers his own phone. Your guest list stays yours, in writing.

Installed in personGuest list yours, in writingMonth to monthKeep your POS
Ember & Oak · Table 12
Tonight's menu
Hazy IPA, 16ozLocal draft
$7+
Smash burgerCheddar, house pickles
$14+
Pimento cheese dipPork rinds
$9+
Seasonal ciderDraft
$7+
View order · 2$21
Checkout · Fri 7:41 PM● Table 12 opted in
Guest list +1, yours in writing
Your welcome offer“Next visit, the dip's on us.”
An offer you choose
Thu 7:15 PMTable 12 is back
Back for trivia night
Built in Greer, SCGreerGreenvilleSpartanburgSimpsonvilleMauldinTaylorsEasleyTravelers RestFountain InnColumbiaInstalled in personJosh picks up the phone
How it works

One guest, one week.
Here's the whole loop.

The QR code is how you meet the guest. Checkout is where they opt in. A welcome offer you choose gives them a reason to come back.

Fri · 7:02 PM

Table 12 scans the code.

Your menu opens in their phone's browser. No app, no login. They order from the table, and it lands on your bar screen like any other ticket. Your staff still carries every drink and checks every ID.

Fri · 7:41 PM

They pay, and opt in with one tap.

They enter their email for the receipt. Right under it is one box: send me your offers. One tap, no extra form. Payment goes into your own Stripe account.

Fri · 7:42 PM

They're on your list, with a reason to come back.

Pick a welcome offer, like a free appetizer on their next visit. They're in, opted in, and ready for your next promo. Your guest list just grew by one, and it's yours, in writing.

Tue · 10:00 AM

We send the slow-night text / email.

We plan it with you on the monthly call, then write it, design it and send it by text or email to the guests who asked to hear from you. Google posts keep your listing fresh too.

Thu · 7:15 PM

Table 12 is back.

With friends, and the welcome offer in hand. Every night you're open, the list gets a little longer, and every month we put it to work.

What you get

Guests who sign up.
Offers that bring them back.

Guest sign-ups at checkout

Every table is a chance to add a guest to your list

The opt-in box sits right under the email for their receipt. One tap, no extra form. Pair it with a welcome offer you choose, so new guests have a reason to tick it and a reason to come back.

FRI 7:41Table 12 pays, email for the receiptPAID
FRI 7:41Ticks “Send me your offers”OPTED IN
NEXT VISITYour welcome offer: free dipYOUR CALL
Your guest list

Yours, in writing

Export it whenever you like. It leaves with you if we ever part ways. Never sold or shared.

email, visits, last_visit, favorite
j•••@gmail.com, 6, 10/02, Hazy IPA
m•••@yahoo.com, 3, 09/27, Smash burger
Done-for-you marketing

Event texts / emails and slow-night campaigns, written and sent for you

Two event texts or emails and one slow-night campaign a month, planned with you on a 15-minute call.

TUE 10:00Slow-night text: “Trivia's back Thursday”SCHEDULED
FRI 3:00Event email: live music SaturdayDRAFT
LAST WEEKEvent text: game day on the patioSENT
Text opt-in · Growth

A bigger offer for guests who sign up by text

You pick the offers, say a free appetizer for text sign-ups and $5 off for email. Guests confirm by text, and every text says how to reply STOP. Ready by your go-live, once carrier registration clears.

Google Business

4 posts a month

So you show up fresh when people nearby search.

GOOGLE · YOUR TAPROOM
Trivia Thursday, 7 PM. Teams up to six. New seasonal on draft.
Every month

A 1-page report, reviewed with you

What went out, what got clicked, how the list grew.

Behind the bar

Orders land on your bar screen

A chime and a timer, drinks to the bar, food to the kitchen, next to your POS. Edit your menu or 86 an item from your phone.

Money

Payments go to your own Stripe account

Card details go straight to Stripe and never touch our servers. Stripe's card fees are billed by Stripe, not marked up by us.

Your staff

Still carries every drink. Still checks every ID.

This replaces order-taking, not judgment. Cut-offs and carding stay exactly where they are now.

What the research shows

Bring them back.
Make every visit easier.

Why bringing guests back pays

It costs
5–25×

more to win a brand-new customer than to keep one you already have. [1]

25%+

more profit from keeping just 5% more of your customers. [2]

Over half

of the difference in sales between restaurants was explained by how likely guests said they were to come back. [3]

8 in 10

adults say they'd take a restaurant up on a deal on its slower days of the week. [4]

6 in 10

restaurant operators saw fewer customers in 2025. Bringing back the guests you already have matters more than ever. [5]

Why ordering from the table works

~11%

more sales per table-minute, and about 10% shorter meals, when guests order from the table. [6]

28–30%

larger orders placed from the table than orders placed at the bar. [7]

5½ min+

from the check landing on the table to change coming back in traditional service. Paying by phone skips that wait. [8]

No. 1

thing sit-down diners say technology could improve: making paying easier and faster. [9]

Sources. Independent research and industry associations, plus order-and-pay provider reports where noted. Research describes other businesses, not ClearTable Digital results.

  1. Gallo, “The Value of Keeping the Right Customers,” Harvard Business Review (2014). A widely cited rule of thumb, not a restaurant study. Source ↗
  2. Reichheld, “Prescription for Cutting Costs,” Bain & Company (2001). Measured in financial services. Source ↗
  3. Borchgrevink, Kacmar & Susskind, Cornell Hospitality Quarterly 59(4) (2018): 80 full-service restaurants of one Southeastern chain. Source ↗
  4. National Restaurant Association, “7 value propositions with potential,” from the 2022 State of the Restaurant Industry report. Source ↗
  5. National Restaurant Association, 2026 State of the Restaurant Industry. Source ↗
  6. Tan & Netessine, “At Your Service on the Table: Impact of Tabletop Technology on Restaurant Performance,” Management Science 66(10) (2020): 2.6 million checks, 66 US casual-dining restaurants. Source ↗
  7. Order-and-pay provider reports, Australian pubs: a trade-press case study of a pub group (2020) and the “Reigniting Hospitality” trends report (2021). Provider figures describe their own customers.
  8. Kimes, “Restaurant Revenue Management,” Cornell Center for Hospitality Research Reports 4(2) (2004): time study of 100 dinner parties. Source ↗
  9. National Restaurant Association, Restaurant Technology Landscape Report (2024): US full-service restaurant customers. Source ↗
Try it now

Order from table 7.
Right now, on your phone.

Ember & Oak is a sample restaurant we set up so you can try the full guest flow: menu, cart, checkout and receipt.

Test mode, so nothing is charged. Pay with 4242 4242 4242 4242, any future date, any CVC.

POINT YOUR CAMERA HERE

2 spots left

Founding venue pilot: two spots in the Upstate and Columbia

Setup is free for our two pilot venues (standard setup is $350): menu build, printed table codes, install and on-site staff training. Software is billed monthly from go-live (the first day guests can order), month to month, no contract.

In exchange for free setup: permission to use your results as a case study, and fifteen minutes of your feedback each week. Like every monthly plan, the pilot comes with our 60-day money-back guarantee: if it isn't working for you, cancel by email on or before day 60 and I refund your monthly payments in full. Your guest list stays yours either way.

Straight answers

What owners
ask first.

“My guests hate QR codes.”

They hate QR menus: a PDF you have to pinch and zoom. This is order-and-pay: three taps, no app, no login. Table service still brings the drink.

“Why would a guest opt in?”

Because there's something in it for them. They're already typing their email for the receipt, and the box right under it is for your offers. Add a welcome offer you choose for their next visit and it's an easy yes. They tick it themselves, and it's never required to order. On Growth, a separate text opt-in can carry a bigger offer.

“We're already on Toast, Clover or Square.”

Good, keep it. Nothing changes on your side of the bar. Table orders run next to your POS as a separate channel, and the guest list they build is yours in writing.

“What about checking IDs?”

Unchanged. Your staff still carries every drink to the table and still cards, cuts off, and refuses exactly as they do now. This replaces order-taking, not judgment.

“Who owns the guest list?”

You do, in writing. Export it to CSV whenever you like, and it leaves with you if we ever part ways. We never sell or share it.

“How does the marketing reach guests?”

By email, and by text on Growth and Pro, only to guests who opted in. Texts need their own opt-in that the guest confirms, and every text says how to reply STOP. Marketing only is email, with texts as an extra at our cost. Plus posts on your Google Business Profile (and Facebook and Instagram on Pro). If you bring your own list, you confirm in writing that your guests agreed to hear from you. No bought or scraped lists.

“We don't have a guest list yet.”

We'll build your venue a one-page site with your menu, hours and events, plus an email signup that grows a guest list you own. Included free when you stay on Marketing only for 3 months, or $500 on its own. Every signup opts in on its own unchecked box. The list is yours in writing, never sold or shared.

“Where does the money go?”

Table orders run through a Stripe account in your name, so payments settle into your bank account, not ours. Stripe bills its card fees directly at its published rate; we don't mark them up. Card details go straight to Stripe and never touch our servers.

“Can we start with just drinks?”

Yes. Guests order from the table, and orders land on the bar screen. Drinks are what guests want fastest, so it's the easiest place to start. Same plans and prices: the menu build covers just your drinks, and one bar screen is enough. Add food whenever you're ready.

“Is there a contract?”

No long-term contract. Software is billed month to month. Hardware is at our cost with no markup, or you can buy your own. See hardware

“What if it doesn't work for us?”

Every monthly plan comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee. If it isn't working for you, email Josh on or before day 60 (counted from go-live, or from signing on Marketing only) and we refund what you've paid us, setup or onboarding included. No reason needed. You return any equipment of ours; texting costs we passed through at our cost aren't refunded.

Who you'll work with

You'll deal with me,
not a help desk.

I'm Josh Green, founder of ClearTable Digital, based in Greer. I install it, I train your staff, and I'm standing in your room the first night it runs. If it makes your Friday worse, we pull it out that night. And you have my phone number.

Ready when you are

Let's fill your slow nights.

Book a 15-minute call and tell Josh what you want to fix, or just call. Josh answers his own phone.