Toast POS Outperforms Legacy Systems

Does your POS have what you need to stay competitive in today's world? Legacy systems are holding you back with their outdated technology. Switch to a partner that's constantly innovating on your behalf.

Buccan left their "dinosaur" system for Toast

"We decided to move from the ‘dinosaur’ to a tablet-based system. Toast was the most innovative and aggressively growing platform we came upon — and we haven’t looked back."

Sam Slattery
Managing Partner, Buccan

Want to make the switch from your legacy system?

The digital landscape is changing quickly - and the technology behind legacy system has become obsolete. Make sure you're ready for what's next by powering your restaurant with an ever-evolving restaurant management platform.

Your business never stays still - why should your POS?

We're investing millions of dollars each year to bring you the latest and greatest in new product features. The best part? Those software updates are always included.

Red Salt left Micros for a “more intuitive and more fluid” system

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Free software upgrades
Seamless updates sent to your devices no technician needed
New features monthly
Thousands of features released every year based on customer feedback

Access reports and make menu edits instantly.

Run your restaurant in real time with easy-to-use cloud reporting included in your POS at no extra charge. Plus, stop rushing to the restaurant to make menu changes; you can edit your menu items and prices online any time.

Tacombi was able to stop driving to pick up reports from each of their locations

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Reports included on any internet-connected device
$100s in reporting fees
Unlimited data backup
Easy menu editing with instant push

Get the help you need the first time, while connecting the way that works for you.

With restaurant-specific customer service, you can get the help you need instantly from experts who know the industry. We’re available 24/7/365 via phone, email, and chat.

The Daily paid for their cloud system just with what they used to pay Micros for support

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