Software built for small & medium-sized businesses.

Shift Planner helps you build weekly employee schedules, estimate labor cost before the schedule is finalized, compare payroll against projected revenue, and check whether each day has enough coverage.

It uses each employee's wage and scheduled shift hours to calculate daily and weekly labor cost. When projected revenue is entered, it also shows labor percentage so you can spot expensive days before publishing.

Yes. Shift Planner includes a suggested schedule builder that uses employee settings, availability, roles, wages, max hours, revenue targets, and coverage needs to help create a starting point.

Yes. You can save schedules for later, export schedule data to CSV, and use a print-friendly schedule view for sharing with managers or staff.

Create an account in the client portal, start the 7-day trial or subscribe, then open Shift Planner from the software dashboard.

It calculates a recommended price using item or service costs, labor, overhead, waste, packaging, card fees, delivery app fees, competitor pricing, and your target margin.

No. It works well for restaurants and menu pricing, but it can also support service-based businesses that need to estimate cost per client visit using supplies, labor, equipment, overhead, and margin.

Yes. You can save full cost configurations, including basic costs, advanced labor tiers, itemized overhead, delivery app fees, card fees, waste, packaging, and other pricing assumptions.

Yes. Pricing Assistant Pro lets you add priced items to saved menus, create new menus, delete saved menu items, export menu data, and return to prior pricing work later.

Yes. Pricing Assistant Pro includes a monetary backdrop section that can use M2 money supply data as a long-range pricing pressure signal alongside your cost-based recommendation.