Local businesses that should stop renting their checkout

If a platform takes 20–30% to put your menu or your booking on a phone, you are renting a checkout. The operators who leave those platforms do it with a site they own, not another SaaS trial.

The ones that keep selling in this shop:

• Hearth — menu, kitchen screen, tables. Demo-minded restaurants use this to stop paying a delivery-app cut.
• Crashquotes — damage photos in, parts list and a deposit checkout out.
• Kerbside — shops take orders, riders claim them, the commission stays on your platform.
• Crate — tiers that gate content, recurring billing, a packing list.
• Quotebook — invoices and retainers for people who still send PDFs from a laptop.
• Slotline — appointments without a marketplace in the middle.

They all live under pre-built websites. Price them like products, not like "apps" — we covered that in pricing a digital template pack.

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