Modules
Nine tools restaurants pay for separately. One sign-in, no hardware.
Each module is a product on its own somewhere else: a waitlist app, a signage service, a trivia box, a handheld, a loyalty app. On RightPlace they share one sign-in, one host stand and one Manager, and each one is a switch. Turn on the ones you need. Listing is free. Host Plus is our paid plan, set up with each spot.
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The modules
- RightPlace Line: Waitlist, reservations and the host stand. Elsewhere $17 to $499 a month.
- RightPlace Door TV: The wait and tonight's specials on the TV by the door. Elsewhere $8 to $89 a screen.
- RightPlace Play: Trivia and party games on the TV, played on phones. Elsewhere $149 to $199 a month.
- RightPlace Tableside: Servers ring in from the table. Works with Clover today. Elsewhere $16 to $95 a handheld.
- RightPlace Kitchen: Tickets on a tablet, allergies in red. Add-on elsewhere.
- RightPlace Deals: Post a special, push it to regulars' phones. Add-on elsewhere.
- RightPlace Regulars: Points, perks and ranks for the people who come back. Loyalty app elsewhere.
- RightPlace Tables: A QR code per table for refills and the check. Add-on elsewhere.
- RightPlace Numbers: Night Report and the seven owner answers. Report add-on elsewhere.
How it works
- Claim your spot: A free listing in a few taps: name, town, hours.
- Turn on the module: Each one is a switch in Manager. Nothing to install.
- Run the night: Any phone or tablet with a browser. No hardware required.
What "elsewhere" means
The price on each tile is what a separate tool for that job charges, from the vendors' own pages and review listings, seen Oct 19, 2026. Where we have not checked yet, the tile says "add-on elsewhere" and names no number.
Prices change. Before you decide, check the vendor's own page; each module page links the ones we used.
Questions owners ask
Which one should I start with?
Line. Posting the wait and running the door is the one your host uses every night, and the other modules build on it: Door TV shows the wait, Deals push to the guests who came, Numbers counts who was seated.
Do the modules work together?
Yes. One sign-in, one spot, one set of guests. A deal you post shows on the Door TV; a table request shows on the host stand; a party seated through Line counts in Numbers.
Do I need a register?
No. Every module runs without one. Tableside works with Clover today, and more registers are coming soon.
Keep reading
All pages for restaurant and bar owners
- For restaurants and bars
- Waitlist and host stand
- Kitchen screen
- Door TV
- Deals and specials
- Night Report
- For bars and pubs
- How it works
- Why it matters
- Cost of doing nothing
- Compare
- Plans
- FAQ
- Get started
- Company
- Contact
- Success guide
- Problems we solve
- Problem: walkouts
- Problem: no-shows
- Problem: table turns
- Problem: slow tickets
- Problem: sold out
- Problem: paper list
- Problem: short-staffed
- Problem: slow nights
- Problem: nobody knows
- Problem: marketing
- Problem: quiet bar
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- RightPlace Regulars
- RightPlace Tables
- RightPlace Numbers