Regulars is a done-for-you comeback program for independent restaurants. We capture your diners, write the offers, and send the campaigns. You approve them and honor them at the table.
Three questions, about forty seconds. No slide deck, no pressure.
They loved the food. They tipped well. They meant it when they said they'd be back. Then Friday came, someone suggested somewhere else, and you were never in the conversation — not because you did anything wrong, but because you had no way to be there.
Change the numbers. It's your dining room.
Assumes one recovered visit per guest per year. Your real number depends on your list and your offers — this is arithmetic, not a forecast.
The most common reason an owner says no to something like this is that it sounds like another job. Here's the actual split.
Two pieces, and that's the whole system. A card on the table that captures the guest, and a message that brings them back. Here they are, exactly as your guests see them.
Sits on the table, the check presenter, or the takeout bag. Printed and shipped to you as part of setup.
A different offer every week, written around your margins and aimed at the nights you need filled. Nothing sends without your approval.
Not an account manager, not a ticket queue. Every offer is written by the person you talk to on the call.
No contract, no notice period, no cancellation fee. One email ends it.
$599/month held for twelve months, even as pricing moves for later restaurants.
Both situations work. They just start in different places.
Emails or numbers sitting in a POS export, a reservation system, or a spreadsheet you've never used. We clean it, import it, and your first campaign goes out in week one.
The QR flow starts collecting from your very first service. Every guest already walking through your door becomes someone you can invite back.
Every offer is written around your menu, your margins, and your slowest shifts. Nothing goes out without your approval.
Fills a quiet weeknight with a package built to protect your pour cost.
Turns a second visit into an occasion, on the night you choose.
High perceived value, low plate cost. The cheapest reason to return.
The math, plainly: at a $35 average ticket, 18 recovered covers a month covers the program. Whether you clear that depends on your list size, your market, and the offers you approve. That's arithmetic, not a promise.
No contract. Cancel anytime with one email.
You shouldn't risk much, which is why there's no contract. Cancel after month one with a single email and you'll have spent $599 and kept the guest list, which is yours either way. That's the whole downside, stated plainly.
No. Month-to-month, no notice period, no cancellation fee. Email me and it stops at the end of the billing cycle.
Most restaurants I talk to don't. The QR opt-in builds one from the guests already coming through your door. If you do have a list, we import it and start faster.
One sentence at the table and honoring an offer at the register. No new system to learn, no tablet, no POS integration.
Some, and that's true of every offer. The difference is we aim at guests who haven't returned and at shifts that are already slow, so the discount buys a seat that would otherwise sit empty rather than shaving margin off a Saturday you'd fill regardless.
No. Regulars runs alongside whatever you already use. Nothing gets installed and nothing gets replaced.
You do. If you cancel, you get the full export. It isn't held hostage and it isn't used for anyone else.
Fifteen minutes, and I've already read your three answers before I dial. I ask what your average ticket is and which nights hurt most, then I tell you whether this is worth $599 a month to you — including when the answer is no.
Three quick questions, then how to reach you. Takes about forty seconds.