Take orders. From any channel. Get paid.
An order management system for any business that takes orders — at the counter, from your hosted ordering page, by phone, or through your own integrations. Every order lands in one staff queue, customers watch live status from their phone, and payment runs through your own Stripe account.
Hosted ordering page · Live tracking · One Stripe account
One order system. Every channel. Every location.
Most businesses run separate POS for in-store (Toast / Square), separate online ordering (Shopify / DoorDash), and separate phone-order workflow (paper). NOWAITN Orders is one system across every channel — same catalog, same payment account, same customer record, same set of books at the end of the day.
A hosted ordering page — no website needed
Your catalog becomes a public ordering page at 0rder.app/your-name: customers browse, build a cart, and order from their phone. Print it as a counter QR, link it from your profiles. Prices always come from your catalog — never from the browser — and menu changes go live in minutes.
Live tracking customers actually watch
Every order gets its own status page at my0rder.com — Received, In progress, Ready — with a pickup code and a paid-or-balance-due badge. It updates within seconds of your staff tapping Start or Ready, and customers get SMS or email updates automatically. Nobody has to ask “is it ready yet?”
Every channel into one queue, one Stripe account
Counter, ordering page, phone, your own website or AI agent through the API — all create the same order record in the same staff queue. Payments run through your own Stripe account, and the customer record updates in CRM with every order. One record, one ledger.
Orders, answered.
Anything that takes orders from customers. Restaurants, bars, and cafés take orders at the counter, online, and by phone; food trucks take order-ahead from a QR; retailers take orders in store, online, and at events; salons and services take orders for services and retail products together; auto shops take orders for parts and labor; pharmacies take orders for prescriptions and OTC; dispensaries take orders for regulated products. The same order engine runs all of them — only the catalog changes.
No. Every organization gets a hosted ordering page at 0rder.app/your-name — your catalog rendered as a public menu with cart and checkout. Print the QR, share the link, and you are taking orders. Customers track their order at my0rder.com with no app and no account.
Each of those is one channel — Toast and Square are point-of-sale, Shopify is online, Lightspeed is retail-focused. Most businesses end up running two or three of them stitched together with manual reconciliation at the end of the day. NOWAITN Orders is one system across every channel — same catalog, same Stripe account, same customer record, same analytics, same set of books.
Your choice per order. Counter service: record cash or your existing card terminal against the order — running balance, tips, and split payments included, with a full audit trail per payment. Online card: charges run through your own Stripe account via the platform API today, and card checkout on the hosted ordering page is rolling out. There is no separate payment gateway per channel.
Yes — each location can run its own catalog overrides while org admins see everything from one dashboard. For plans and pricing, see nowaitn.com/pricing.
From the Knowledge Base
Guides and resources to help you get started.
Taking payments at the counter
Record cash and card-terminal payments against an order, with running balances, tips, and split payments.
Read article →How customers track their orders
Every order gets a live status page at my0rder.com with a pickup code — no app, no account, no phone calls.
Read article →Set up your hosted ordering page
Your catalog as a public ordering page at 0rder.app/your-name — QR-ready, no website needed.
Read article →Getting started with NOWAITN Orders
From licensing the app to your first real order: build your catalog, share your ordering page, and work the queue.
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