Swipe10 gives local restaurants a claimed place presence, a shareable digital menu, sponsor visibility on discovery surfaces, and an optional Menu Scout refresh service when the menu changes faster than your team can update it.
Start with one location. Month-to-month by default. Annual prepay available once the rollout is working for you.
Swipe10 is priced as a digital menu and discovery layer, not as a full restaurant POS stack. You keep your current POS and use Swipe10 to make your menu easier to find, easier to share, and easier to refresh.
Independent restaurants and small groups with 1 to 3 locations, outdated web menus, frequent specials, or no one clearly owning menu updates.
Start with one location, get the digital menu live, and decide whether your team wants to handle edits in-house or use Swipe10 when the menu changes.
Choose the level that fits how hands-on you want to be. You can start with one location, keep the monthly plan simple, and add refresh help only when you need it.
For restaurants that want the digital menu and business presence live first without paying for extra discovery placement.
For restaurants that want the digital menu plus stronger visibility on Swipe10 discovery surfaces and a tighter performance review loop.
For restaurants that want Swipe10 to handle a menu update instead of sending staff back through the menu item list themselves.
This page covers the current Swipe10 restaurant offer: claimed place setup, digital menu pages, business dashboard access, discovery placement, analytics, and optional managed refresh.
These examples show what a single-location rollout can look like in the first month. They are here to make the pricing easier to understand, not to lock you into a specific path.
These examples combine the one-time launch fee with the monthly plan and, if needed, a managed refresh. They are simple examples for one location.
Most owners should start with the simplest version that solves the immediate problem. If the main need is a cleaner menu and better share link, Core is enough. If visibility and placement matter too, Boost is the better fit.
Most restaurants can start with one location and get the basics live inside the first month. This is the usual rollout sequence.
Confirm the location, review the current menu flow, and decide who on your team will own approvals and routine updates.
Set up the claimed place presence, prepare the digital menu, and align the shareable menu page with the way you want guests to see it.
Approve the menu structure, make any final edits, and launch the first location with the right share link and discovery settings.
Review how the page is performing, decide whether visibility upgrades make sense, and schedule a refresh if the menu changes.
Email Swipe10 with your restaurant name, city, and location count. We can walk through the current menu setup, what you want guests to see, and whether Core, Boost, or managed refresh makes the most sense.
These answers are here to keep the decision simple. Swipe10 is meant to help with digital menu ownership and discovery, not force a restaurant into a larger software overhaul.
No. Swipe10 is a discovery and digital menu layer, not a POS replacement. You can keep your current ordering and payment setup.
Yes. That is the recommended rollout. Get one location working before you expand to a second or third storefront.
Your team can handle edits in the business dashboard, or Swipe10 can do a managed refresh when the menu changes and you want help.
The plans work month-to-month by default. Annual prepay is available if you want a lower effective monthly rate.