Kitchen ticket for table 12 with an allergy printed in reverse
Counter ticket 48, to go, no onion
Online order 1043 for pickup at 7:58
Bar tab ticket for seat 3
Table 4 course 2 ticket
Table 9 ticket, six guests

A restaurant POS with one rail for every order

Drayton takes orders at the counter, at the table and online, and sends each one to the right station in under a second. When the Wi-Fi drops, tickets keep printing.

Drayton takes orders at the counter, at the table and online, and sends each one to the right station in under a second. When the Wi-Fi drops, tickets keep printing.

No contract. $0 to start on one register.

Works with the apps, books and payroll you already use

DoorDash logo

DoorDash

Uber Eats logo

Uber Eats

Grubhub logo

Grubhub

QuickBooks logo

QuickBooks

Xero logo

Xero

Gusto logo

Gusto

One order, from the first tap to the pass

Drayton runs the register, the floor, the kitchen and your own ordering page from one menu, so a change at the counter shows up everywhere in under a minute.

Drayton runs the register, the floor, the kitchen and your own ordering page from one menu, so a change at the counter shows up everywhere in under a minute.

Take the order where the guest is

Counter, bar or table, it is one menu and one check. Seats, courses and modifiers are a tap each, and allergies print in reverse so the line reads them first.

Split by seat or by item

Hold a course and fire it from the table

Works offline for a whole service

Drayton register screen with table 12 open
Drayton floor plan with tables colored by status

See the whole room from the host stand

Every table shows who is seated, what they ordered and how long they have been there. Move a party, merge tables or split a check without walking to the back.

Reservations and waitlist beside the plan

Tables turn green when the order is in

Server sections you can redraw each night

Take orders on your own site, not the apps

Your ordering page uses the same menu and 86 list as the dining room. Guests order direct, you keep what the apps would take, and tickets fire at the pickup time.

Pickup slots every 15 minutes

A button on your Google listing

3.5% + 15¢ per online order, no commission

Marigold and Rye online ordering page
Drayton end of day report

Close the night in one screen

Net sales, covers, tips and labor by the hour, the moment the last check closes. Tip pools split themselves and go to payroll.

Sales by channel and by hour

Tip pooling by role

Posts to QuickBooks or Xero at 4 am

The kitchen sees every ticket the second it is sent

Tickets route to the station that cooks them, count toward all-day totals and turn late after the time you set. The grill never waits for someone to read the printer out loud.

Tickets route to the station that cooks them, count toward all-day totals and turn late after the time you set. The grill never waits for someone to read the printer out loud.

Drayton kitchen display with grill station tickets

Under 1 second

from send to the station screen, over your own network

Under 1 second

from send to the station screen, over your own network

4 stations

grill, fry, cold and expo out of the box, add as many as you need

$2,500

in card sales stored per device if the internet drops

From your old POS to a full Friday in ten days

Honest times from our last 60 launches. A trainer stays on call for your first weekend.

Honest times from our last 60 launches. A trainer stays on call for your first weekend.

Days 1 to 2

Days 1 to 2

Send us your menu

Send us your menu

Export it from your current POS or send a PDF. We build your items, modifiers, stations and taxes, and you check them with us in one call.

Export it from your current POS or send a PDF. We build your items, modifiers, stations and taxes, and you check them with us in one call.

Days 3 to 5

Days 3 to 5

Hardware arrives set up

Hardware arrives set up

Terminals, screens and printers ship with your menu already on them. Plug them in, join the Wi-Fi, and each kitchen screen finds its station.

Terminals, screens and printers ship with your menu already on them. Plug them in, join the Wi-Fi, and each kitchen screen finds its station.

Days 6 to 10

Days 6 to 10

Practice on a quiet night, then run your Friday

Practice on a quiet night, then run your Friday

A trainer runs a practice service with your staff, then stays on call through your first weekend. Most restaurants are fully live within ten days.

A trainer runs a practice service with your staff, then stays on call through your first weekend. Most restaurants are fully live within ten days.

Hardware that lives through a Friday

Everything ships with your menu loaded. Buy it outright with no lease, or bring the iPads you already own.

Everything ships with your menu loaded. Buy it outright with no lease, or bring the iPads you already own.

Drayton Terminal, flat front view

Drayton Terminal

A 13-inch counter screen on a swivel stand, with the receipt printer and card reader built in.

13.3 inch screen · Swivel stand · Printer and reader built in · Wi-Fi, Ethernet and LTE backup

$599

Drayton Go, flat front view

Drayton Go

Takes the order and the card at the table, and prints to the kitchen before the server walks back.

6.5 inch screen · Tap, chip and swipe · 12 hour battery · Drop tested to 4 feet

$399

Kitchen Screen, flat front view

Kitchen Screen

A 22-inch screen that survives grease and heat, with a bump bar for each station.

22 inch touchscreen · Sealed front · Bump bar · Wall or rail mount

$749

Kitchen Printer, flat front view

Kitchen Printer

An impact printer that keeps working next to the fryer and prints allergies in reverse.

Impact print · 76 mm paper · Reverse print for allergies · Ethernet

$299

What owners say after the first month

“Our Friday tickets used to take 18 minutes. With a screen on each station they take 12, and nobody shouts across the line anymore.”

Ines Carvalho

Chef and owner, Kettle & Coal, Providence, Rhode Island

“Our Friday tickets used to take 18 minutes. With a screen on each station they take 12, and nobody shouts across the line anymore.”

Ines Carvalho

Chef and owner, Kettle & Coal, Providence, Rhode Island

“Pickup orders moved from the apps to our own page. That keeps about $3,100 a month that used to go to commissions.”

Dev Raman

Owner, Night Bus Pizza, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

“The Wi-Fi died during a 140-cover Saturday. Tickets kept printing and cards kept running, and I found out from the report the next morning.”

Hannah Brooks

General manager, Marigold & Rye, Columbus, Ohio

Priced per location, like a menu

Software per location, card fees per sale, hardware bought once. Nothing on this sheet needs a sales call to decode.

Software per location, card fees per sale, hardware bought once. Nothing on this sheet needs a sales call to decode.

Per location, per month

Software and support. Card processing is billed per sale, never as a monthly minimum.

Counter

$0a location a month

For a counter, a food truck or a coffee bar with one register.

2.9% + 15¢ per card sale

  • One register
  • Counter and to go orders
  • Kitchen printing
  • End of day report
  • Offline mode

Service

Most kitchens$69a location a month

For a full-service room with tables, courses and a kitchen line.

2.6% + 15¢ per card sale

  • Unlimited registers
  • Floor plan and courses
  • Kitchen screens by station
  • Your own online ordering
  • Handhelds at the table
  • Tip pooling

Group

$149a location a month

For two to twenty locations that share a menu and a back office.

2.5% + 15¢ per card sale

  • Everything in Service
  • One menu across locations
  • Labor and food cost reports
  • Group gift cards
  • Open API and exports
  • A named onboarding lead
Prices in USD, billed once a year. No contract beyond the year, and you can leave with a full export of your data.

Before you switch

Straight answers on contracts, fees and what happens on a bad night.

Talk to a person

Sales, Monday to Friday, 9 am to 6 pm Central

Is there a contract?

What are the card processing fees?

What happens when the internet goes down?

Can I use my own iPads and printers?

How long does switching take?

Who answers at 9 pm on a Saturday?

See your own menu on Drayton before you switch

Send us your menu before the call and we load it for you, so the demo shows your tables, your stations and your prices. Twenty minutes, no slides.

The restaurant POS for counters, tables and kitchens. Built in Chicago by people who have worked a line.

West Loop, Chicago, Illinois

© 2026 Drayton Systems, Inc.

© 2026 Drayton Systems, Inc.

Support by phone and chat, every day, 6 am to 2 am Central

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