SiteCheckin
Restaurants & dine-in

Fill more tables, skip the host-stand crowd.

A QR waitlist and table-service app for restaurants. Guests join the line from their phone, wait anywhere, and call the server right from the table — so your host stand stays clear and no one waves for the check.

No app to downloadCall-server buttonsLive in a day
A guest with a phone and a friendly server in a warm restaurant.

The dinner-rush bottleneck

A crowd at the host stand and hands in the air.

A packed entryway, guests unsure how long the wait is, and diners flagging for another round or the check.

✕ The old way

  • A crowd bunched at the host stand
  • Guests stuck waiting by the door
  • Flagging a busy server across the room
  • Waiting to catch someone for the check

✓ With SiteCheckin

  • A number on the phone — the door stays clear
  • Wait anywhere with a live place in line
  • A tap calls the server, water, or the check
  • Pay when you're ready — tables turn faster

How it works

One QR code. The whole visit — both sides.

A full dine-in visit, shown as the moment in the room plus the actual SiteCheckin screen at every step.

1

Join the line from the QR

Scan at the door and take your spot — no crowd at the host stand.

Guest

Gets a live place in line and can step away.

Restaurant

The party joins the board with size and wait.

Restaurants & dine-in scene: Join the line from the QR.
The actual screen
YOU'RE IN LINE#4about 20 minWe'll update your phone
2

Wait anywhere you like

Grab a drink at the bar or wait in the car — your place stays live on your phone.

Guest

Sees “#4 · ~20 min” tick down live.

Restaurant

The lobby spreads out instead of crowding the door.

Restaurants & dine-in scene: Wait anywhere you like.
The actual screen
#4 · YOUR PLACE2ahead · ~10 minWait anywhere
3

“Your table's ready”

When a table opens, their phone updates — they walk in right on time.

Guest

Sees it turn to ready and heads in.

Restaurant

Tap Seat; the board moves them to a table.

Restaurants & dine-in scene: “Your table's ready”.
The actual screen
Table's ready!Table 6
4

Call the server from the table

A tap asks for another round, water, or the check — no flagging across the room.

Guest

Taps “Call server” and keeps the conversation going.

Restaurant

The table flags on the board — a server goes when needed.

Restaurants & dine-in scene: Call the server from the table.
The actual screen
NEED SOMETHING?🙋 Call server💧 Water🧾 The checkSent — on the way!
5

Settle up & free the table

Ask for the check when you're ready; the table opens and the next party is seated.

Guest

Taps for the bill and heads out.

Restaurant

Close the ticket → the next party is seated.

Restaurants & dine-in scene: Settle up & free the table.
The actual screen
🧾Table 6 · check requestedjust nowIn the room: 4 tablesNext: party of 3

The payoff

Why Restaurants teams switch.

No crowd at the door

Guests take a number on their phone instead of bunching up at the host stand.

Wait anywhere

A live place in line means guests can sit at the bar or wait in the car.

Call the server with a tap

Another round, water, or the check — without waving across a busy room.

No app to download

Guests scan a QR and use their browser. Your team runs it from a tablet.

Faster table turns

“Ask for the check” clears tables sooner and seats the next party.

Works your way

Complements your POS and floor plan — it manages the line, not your menu.

1 tap
to call the server
0 apps
for guests to install
~1 day
to go live

Illustrative sample figures, not guarantees. Some features (call-for-help, two-way chat) are switched on per location in settings; SiteCheckin complements your existing tools and doesn't replace them.

Questions

Restaurants FAQ

Do guests need to download an app?+

No. They scan a QR code and everything runs in their phone's browser — the waitlist, their live place in line, and the table-service buttons. Nothing to install.

Does it replace my POS?+

No — SiteCheckin manages the waitlist and table calls alongside how you already take orders and payment. It keeps the front of house organized.

Can guests call for the check?+

Yes. Call buttons let a table ask for another round, water, or the check, and the request flags on your board. You choose the buttons in settings.

How do guests know their table is ready?+

Their status page updates live on their phone the moment you seat them — and they can opt in for an email so they don't have to keep checking.

How do we get started?+

Try the live demo to see both sides, then set up your restaurant in about a day — print the QR and you're live.

See a full dine-in visit, both sides, in the live demo.

Watch the waitlist, wait-anywhere status, and the call-server flow work together — then start free and print your first QR code.

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