One shop. One system. One bill.

What a single-shop owner is actually dealing with

You’re on the line. You’re managing the schedule. You’re taking a call while a customer walks in. You’re checking Instagram to see if the latest post got any traction. Somewhere in the back of your head is the food-cost report you know you should have looked at last Sunday.

The last thing you need is five different software vendors sending you invoices, five different training curves, and five different support numbers when something breaks.

What Pizza Loop simplifies

Software. One bill. One dashboard. One login for you and your staff. Your existing Toast + 7shifts + MarketMan + Podium + Attentive stack becomes one line item.

Marketing. Managed Meta and Google ads, review response, and reactivation flows are included in the Growth tier. That means you’re not shopping for an agency separately.

Support. One phone number. One team. When your KDS glitches on Friday night, you’re calling the same people who built your POS, your ordering site, and your customer app.

Training. New hire? They learn one system. When your assistant manager quits, you don’t have to retrain their replacement on four different SaaS logins.

The financial picture

Typical single-shop stack today:

• POS + processing: ~$300/mo
• Loyalty: ~$50/mo
• Online ordering: ~$100/mo
• Inventory: ~$100/mo
• Marketing tools + agency: $500-2000/mo
• Scheduling: ~$60/mo

Total: $1,110-2,610/mo in software plus separate marketing agency work.

Pizza Loop Growth tier: $1,497/mo all-in, including managed Meta + Google ads, review response, and reactivation flows.

For most single-shop owners, that’s a wash-to-savings on cost, with the added benefit of a system that actually talks to itself. And that’s not counting the recurring revenue lift from Pizza Pass subscriptions and the incremental orders from Boost.

The launch

90 days from signed contract to first order under Pizza Loop:

• Weeks 1-2: brand pass, menu build, hardware ordering
• Weeks 3-6: POS + KDS + online ordering live
• Weeks 7-10: customer app + Pizza Pass launched, first 500 customers in the list
• Weeks 11-12: Meta ads go live, first fundraiser night booked, metrics dashboard established

We do the heavy lifting. You keep making pizza.

What single-shop owners tell us matters most

• They’re tired of being nickel-and-dimed on add-ons. Every SaaS vendor sells the base, then charges for the actual useful features.
• They want their marketing to just work. Nobody wants to become a Meta ad expert to keep their pizza shop full.
• They want a customer database they own. Third-party marketplaces steal customer relationships. Pizza Loop makes yours yours.
• They want to grow when they’re ready. Pizza Loop’s data model doesn’t need a rebuild when a second location opens.

What we tell single-shop owners

Book a 20-minute call. We’ll cost your current stack, walk you through Pizza Loop, and give you a switch plan the same day. No pressure. No enterprise sales dance.