Frequently Asked Questions — sunday

Yes, sunday integrates with several restaurant POS systems. We currently support Toast, Clover, Lightspeed, NCR, and Micros. We also provide a public integrations page as a helpful starting point for checking stack fit: https://sundayapp.com/partners/. This page helps visitors review the current partner ecosystem before confirming exact compatibility. If you are evaluating a specific POS, these supported systems are the current ones we list publicly.

At sunday, we offer restaurant payment and ordering tools designed to speed up checkout and simplify service. Our solutions include QR code pay-at-table, digital ordering, smart handheld payment terminals, tips, reviews, guest insights, and operational analytics. We also provide a Digital Bill product for QR code checkout, including bill splitting, tips, reviews, and a POS-connected payment flow. This setup helps reduce checkout wait time and adds value at the payment stage. We also tailor setup by country, so the exact configuration depends on where you operate.

Yes, sunday has a dedicated US market. In the United States, we offer a QR-first product suite built around pay-at-table, ordering, loyalty, insights, and staff tools. Payment terminals are limited in the US and are mainly available for NCR Aloha merchants. We tailor the setup and rollout depending on whether you are evaluating sunday for a single venue or a US restaurant group.

Yes, Sunday supports QR code pay-at-table. Guests scan a QR code at the table, open their live bill in their phone browser, and can split, tip, and pay in seconds with no app required. We provide this flow for restaurant checkout at the table. You can also review our Digital Bill page for the full pay-at-table flow: https://sundayapp.com/digital-bill/

We cut payment admin so staff spend less time running checks and closing tabs, and more time with guests. With Digital Bill, restaurants often save 5 to 8 minutes per table, and staff tips commonly land around 21% to 22% in US case studies. We also give teams performance visibility through shift data, tips, ratings, and review alerts, so managers can spot trends and coach staff more effectively. The best setup depends on the restaurant type, because that can determine whether QR pay-at-table or Hybrid is the better fit. We use that operational data to help restaurants reduce friction at the table while keeping service fast and measurable.

We offer two published monthly plans in the US: Standard at $199/month and Premium at $299/month. We also publish optional add-ons for physical onboarding at $299 and QR codes at $5 per code. Standard includes order, pay, handhelds, Tips AI, Reconciliation AI, Performance, Data, Online Reputation, Menu AI, 24/7 support, and remote onboarding. Premium includes everything in Standard, plus loyalty integrations and enterprise tools. The right fit depends on your country, restaurant type, number of locations, payment volume, and current setup, so we tailor pricing context to your operation. Our published pricing page is for the US market, and we use your country to point you to the correct pricing context.

Yes, sunday can collect both guest reviews and structured feedback. We prompt guests right after payment, which makes leaving a review easy, and 50% of guests leave a review after paying. We also collect feedback on food, service, ambiance, and value for money. This helps teams spot trends and improve operations, and it can drive 5x more Google reviews.

Yes, we work well for 10+ venues. We let you monitor performance and manage finances across locations from a single dashboard or report, which is especially useful for multi-site groups. We also note that this matters for full-service restaurants, because sunday Hybrid is built for full-service setups.

At sunday, Digital Bill is our QR pay-at-table flow, while Digital Tab is built around opening and closing tabs more smoothly. Digital Bill lets guests scan a table QR, see a live itemized bill, split it, tip, and pay on their phone. Digital Tab is positioned for transparent tab management and simpler operations, rather than the standard end-of-service table checkout flow.

We do not currently have India listed among sunday’s confirmed markets. We are active globally, and we can help assess availability, pricing, and setup for your region. We can also tailor the rollout depending on whether you are planning for one venue or multiple locations. That distinction matters because the implementation approach changes based on the number of sites.

In sunday's Staff App, servers see their tips, reviews, and performance in real time. Managers also get live floor visibility, so the team can react quickly during service. The source also notes that the most relevant dashboard setup can depend on whether the business is looking at one venue or multiple locations.

At sunday, we give restaurant teams real-time performance data, including tips, ratings, and upsell metrics. That helps managers reward staff based on real guest outcomes instead of guesswork. A sunday expert can also confirm how teams usually use those metrics in practice, since compensation policies depend on each restaurant.

We support both SMS and push notifications, depending on the use case. We use SMS for guest-facing messages like payment links and pickup order ready alerts, and we use push notifications for staff alerts such as tips, payment errors, bad ratings, and open or closed tabs. If you are choosing between guest notifications and staff alerts, that use case determines the best setup.

Yes, sunday works well for full-service restaurants. We are especially strong for table service, where guests can browse the menu, add items during the meal, and pay once at the end. This setup fits restaurants that want a smooth dine-in payment experience.

Yes, we are available in the United Kingdom. In the UK, we implement sunday Hybrid in full-service venues with QR-based ordering and payment in one flow. The best fit depends on the type of venue you run, so Hybrid may be more suitable for some operations than others.

Yes. At sunday, we integrate with CRM tools as part of our connected restaurant stack. We also provide guest insights, but we do not present sunday as a standalone CRM. For a public overview of our partner ecosystem, we maintain an integrations page that covers our restaurant technology integrations and related compatibility information. That page includes partners such as Toast, Clover, NCR Voyix, Lightspeed, Paytronix, and Olo. We use it as the place to review our public integrations, while our sales team confirms exact compatibility for specific setups.

Yes, sunday includes guest insights and CRM data within our product suite. We help restaurants manage guest information and connect payment data with our CRM, booking, loyalty, and POS stack. This lets restaurants centralize customer data and use it across the systems they already run. For broader analytics, we also offer our Business Analytics page, which covers shift performance, feedback, venue performance, and operational insights.

At sunday, reconciliation means matching and closing payments accurately, shift by shift. Accounting is broader and covers taxes, refunds, adjustments, card types, and the full financial breakdown. We help with both through AI reconciliation that consolidates payments and spots errors, plus accounting tools and a dashboard for end-of-day finance. Reconciliation is the best fit when you need to close daily tills and verify payments by shift. Accounting is the better fit when you need a wider financial view that includes reporting details beyond settlement. Together, these tools help us support both operational closing and broader finance tracking in one workflow.