SMB Sentinel · DOMPrice creep
Every case price is tracked against every plate. When an ingredient creeps up, DOM tells you which dishes just got less profitable.
Restaurant OS · AI operations manager
Meet DOM. He finds the leaks in your restaurant.
More sales won't fix a leaky bucket. DOM watches your food cost, your vendor prices, and the small things that slip between shifts, then tells you in plain English what to fix.
Built and running in a working independent restaurant, Brick & Copper.
What DOM catches
Busy doesn't mean profitable. These are the leaks owners rarely see until the bank balance does.
Drinks that never hit the check
DOM tracks each server's drink attachment rate, the share of their checks that include a drink, so you can see who's running low.
Plates that lose money
Every dish is costed against its recipe. When a plate runs over your food-cost target, DOM shows you the price that fixes it.
- Blind spots on the menuFlags dishes that have never been costed and market-price items nobody priced.
- Tasks that fall throughHands out opening and closing tasks, tracks who finished them, and flags what's overdue.
- Who's in charge tonightKeeps the manager-on-duty schedule and tells you about tomorrow's gap today.
- Just ask"How'd lunch do?" Ask by text or voice and get an answer from your real numbers.
How the free profit audit works
Book a call
Pick a time that works around service. No pitch deck, no obligation.
Bring what you have
Your POS reports and a recent vendor invoice or two. We'll look for where margin is leaking first.
Leave with a short list
The leaks worth fixing first, and whether DOM is a fit for your restaurant.
DOM connects to Shift4 SkyTab / Shift4 Dine today. On another POS? Book anyway; tell us which one you use.
Find out where your margin is going.
A free call with the people who built DOM in their own restaurant. You'll leave knowing where to look first, whether or not you sign up.
Book a free profit audit
The DOM you see in our videos is an AI avatar: the face and voice are AI-generated. The software is real, and the problems he describes are the ones it is built to catch.