The till arrives when you do.
An event site exists for a weekend. The till has to exist the moment the gazebo does, and stop costing anything the moment it comes down.
Set up in the queue for the gate
The register is a browser login — no install, no provisioning van, no couriered hardware. Every phone your crew carries is a till the moment they sign in, and a second serving point at the rush is another login, not another rental.
Menus built for event speed
A cut-down event menu — the six things you actually sell at a festival — is just another menu, switched to for the weekend and switched back after. Tiles one tap deep, nothing to scroll.
Cash and your own reader
Events are still cash-heavy: change arithmetic on every sale, and card on the reader you brought, at your rate, recorded to the penny. A Dojo Go with its own 4G runs HelchPOS on itself if the site wifi is a rumour.
£0 when the site comes down
No licence bought for a weekend, no subscription running through the winter. The software costs nothing whether you trade fifty-two weekends or three.
The venue-agnostic page for this pillar: The till → · everything for this venue type: Festivals & events →
More for Festivals & events
Free to use.
Everything on this page is in the product now — and it costs a food hall nothing to run.