Alyeska POS

Restaurant and bar point of sale · Alaska

Built for the Friday night, not the demo.

Tabs that don't get lost, a handheld that takes the order and the card at the table, and online orders that print in the kitchen instead of piling up on a shelf of tablets. Installed from Anchorage, answered from Anchorage.

Rather talk first? Text or call (907) 290-8555.

Server taking a payment on a handheld in a busy restaurant Installed on your counter

Who it's for

The rooms we build for.

Row of pints on a taproom bar with a card reader

Breweries and taprooms

Tabs, flights, merch and to-go cans on one ticket.

Bar kit
Lodge dining room with a glacier lake through the windows

Lodges and seasonal dining

Open May, close September, pay for seven months.

Winter Freeze
Hotel front desk with a touchscreen register

Hotels with a restaurant

Bar and dining room on one system, reported separately.

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What you get

The parts that carry a rush.

Orders and tabsModifiers, coursing, split by seat, card on file
Tableside handheldOrder and pay at the table, ticket fires on send
Kitchen display and printersBump bars and order times, or printers by station
Online ordering and deliveryYour site, QR menus and the platforms, printed in the kitchen
Guests and marketingLoyalty, gift cards, reservations, caller ID
Staff and reportsLogins, clock-in, end-of-day, sales by hour or server

Every kit includes a network gateway we monitor and a pin pad that keeps taking cards when the internet drops. Install and training included.

Why local

When it breaks at 7:40 on a Friday.

Someone answersA person in Anchorage, in your time zone.
The cards keep runningThe pin pad works while the internet is out.
A spare on the next flightStocked in Anchorage, not shipped from the Lower 48.

Compared with the national brands

The software is close. The rest isn't.

What the national brands typically offerAlyeska POS
Who answersA call center on Eastern hoursA person in Anchorage who installed it
When a station diesGround freight from the Lower 48, daysA spare on the next flight
Hardware and term"Free" hardware, a higher rate, a multi-year termPublished price, no term
SeasonalTwelve months billedWinter Freeze: pay for the months you're open

Left column: what we most often see on operators' statements. Terms vary; read yours.

Pricing for a restaurant or bar

Three kits, three tiers, two ways to pay.

Bar kit: touchscreen station, cash drawer, receipt printer, pin pad, handheld and Wi-Fi access point

The Bar & Nightlife kit

Station, drawer, printer, a handheld for the floor, and a pin pad that closes tabs offline. Configured in Anchorage, installed on your counter.

$2,600 one-time, yours
Countertop kit

Countertop kit

Cafés, counter service, food trucks with a wall

$1,800

  • 15.6" Quantic touchscreen station
  • Receipt printer and cash drawer
  • Pin pad that keeps taking cards offline
  • UniFi gateway with remote monitoring
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Handheld kit

Handheld kit

Tableside ordering, markets, pop-ups

$1,000

  • Quantic Lite handheld (A800) with built-in card reader and printer
  • UniFi gateway
  • UniFi Wi-Fi 7 access point
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Bar & Nightlife kit

Bar & Nightlife kit

Tabs, pre-auth, a handheld for the floor

$2,600

  • 15.6" station, receipt printer, cash drawer
  • Pin pad
  • Quantic Lite handheld for the floor
  • UniFi gateway and Wi-Fi 7 access point
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Extra stations, kitchen displays, printers and displays are on the full hardware list.

Software, per location, month to month

The register

Essentials

$99/mo · $1,069 a year

  • Menu, modifiers, tabs, tips and split checks
  • Cash-discount and standard pricing on every receipt
  • Staff logins and end-of-day reports
  • One station license, remote support and network monitoring included
Choose Essentials
Marketing built in

Growth

$299/mo · $3,229 a year

  • Everything in Core
  • Loyalty and gift cards
  • Reservations and caller ID
  • Text and coupon marketing with analytics
Choose Growth

Delivery-platform integration is $35 a month for one platform, $50 for two, $75 for three or more, on any tier. Seasonal? Ask about Winter Freeze.

Two ways to pay for it

Lowest cost of our doors

Own it

Published hardware price, software month to month, interchange + 0.30% + 10¢, no term.

Build on Own it
Half-price hardware

Cash discount

Hardware half off, software free for 12 months, card guests pay a 3.99% service fee shown on the receipt, no term.

Build on Cash discount

Established restaurants with 12 months of processing history can apply for $0 upfront. Every fee, including the processor's pass-through items, is on the pricing page.

Straight answers

What operators ask first

How does this compare to Toast?

Toast is a good product with tens of thousands of restaurants, almost all of them in the Lower 48. Their $0-upfront kit is paid for through a higher processing rate over a two- or three-year term, and support runs on Eastern time. We publish the hardware price, charge interchange-plus, and answer from Anchorage.

Can guests pay at the table?

Yes. The handheld takes the order and the card at the table, prints the receipt, and prompts for the tip. Servers stop walking to the station, and the card never leaves the guest's sight.

Will online orders and DoorDash come into the POS?

Yes. Orders from your own site and QR menus land in the POS on Core and up, and the delivery-platform integration brings DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub and 30+ others into the same ticket flow and the same kitchen printer. No tablets on the pass.

Is cash discount legal in Alaska, and will guests hate it?

Legal, when done properly: the menu price is the cash price, the card price is disclosed before the sale, and the receipt shows the service fee on its own line. We set up the signage and the receipt format at install. Guests notice it less than a menu-price increase, which is the alternative.

What happens on a Friday night if it goes down?

You call and a person answers. The pin pad keeps authorizing cards while the internet is out, tickets keep printing, and if it's a hardware failure a replacement ships on the next flight.

We close for the winter. Do we pay all year?

No. Winter Freeze bills the software for the months you're open and pauses it for the months you're not, on any tier. Your hardware stays yours; when you reopen we turn it back on.

Ready for the full price list?

Every kit, every license, every fee. Then build your system and check out online, or call and we'll do it by hand.

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Talk to a person

Tell us about the room.

Seats, stations, what you're on now, when you open. We'll call back within one business day with a straight recommendation.

(907) 290-8555 · text us