Launch faster. Reduce downtime. Eliminate setup headaches.

There's no flat number we can throw out, honestly, because it depends on your terminal count, whether you want hardware bundled in, and which add-ons matter to you catering, payroll, multi-location reporting, that kind of thing. Most restaurants get a real quote after a short walkthrough of how their business runs. That way you're not paying for features you'll never touch. Reach out and we'll price it based on your actual setup.

It does. Restaurants get order management, kitchen tickets, and table tracking. Retail shops get inventory tracking, barcode scanning, and sales reporting. If you're running something in between a bakery with a retail counter, say—the system handles both sides without forcing you to bolt on separate software. One dashboard, whatever your business looks like.

Yes, and that's actually one of the main reasons multi-location owners choose it. Sales, inventory, and staff performance across every Plano location show up in one place, so you're not logging into three different systems just to check numbers. Push a price change or menu update once, and it rolls out everywhere. Good for owners who need the full picture without the extra legwork.

Plum Clock uses FaceID for clock-ins, so there's no buddy-punching and no guessing who's actually on the floor. It logs clock-ins, breaks, overtime, and attendance automatically, which cuts down on time theft. Managers can build schedules ahead of time, swap shifts last minute, and watch labor costs update in real time, making it much easier to catch overstaffing before it eats into your margin.

Yes. Plum Catering handles the stuff that doesn't fit your normal walk-in flow- deposits, future-dated orders, and bigger tickets, without messing up your regular POS. If you're doing office catering, private events, or bulk group orders, those need different handling than a typical table order, and this keeps that separate without adding a second system to manage.

Most Plano restaurants are running within a few days, though it really depends on how many terminals and locations you're setting up. You've got menu building, staff training, and hardware installation to get through. Because support is local, things tend to move faster than with providers who only offer remote help someone can actually show up if something goes wrong during installation.

Yes. Plum POS keeps local support for Plano restaurants and retail businesses, so when a terminal dies mid-shift, you're not sitting on hold with a call center three time zones away. It also makes onboarding and staff training easier, since there's someone to walk you through it in person instead of over email.