SquarePoint of sale and payment data
LIVESales, card fees, refunds, discounts, and items. Connect read-only in about two minutes.
A CLEARER PICTURE OF YOUR BUSINESS
Your sales, delivery data, and supplier invoices. Together at last.
See what you really kept—and what needs your attention.
Free during the NYC pilot · No credit card · Personal onboarding
Estimated profit so far
Solid: observed pace · Dashed: projection from 14 days
One Uber Eats offer gave away about $2,090 a month.
Want to check who’s paying for it?Illustrative overview using Bakery sales, Sep 1–14, 2026. Profit is estimated; rent, payroll, supplier costs and bills are sample values. Delivery commission is estimated until direct statements are connected.
LESS DIGGING. MORE CLARITY.
No accounting jargon. No journal entries. No complex dashboards or training.
Not just what came in. What’s left after fees, supplies, rent, and payroll.
Estimated profit + month-end paceSee the card fees, delivery costs, and offers that are easy to overlook.
Plain-English findingsKnow when sales slow down or a supplier’s prices creep up.
Sales + supplier price changesHOW IT WORKS
Read-only access, in about two minutes. Your existing POS stays exactly where it is.
Photo scanning is in beta. Add rough rent and payroll amounts to complete the picture.
Feastly lines up sales, fees, discounts, and costs. See estimated profit, pace, health indicators, and what changed.
Illustrative scan. Review extracted items before saving. Supplier costs shown in the profit overview are sample values.
WHAT IT FINDS
Six ways to understand where your money goes. One place to see it all.
Follow estimated profit pace and a rough tax set-aside—not just today’s sales.
See what processing actually costs, including the effect of small transactions.
Put delivery sales and promotions in context. Commissions stay labeled as estimates.
See how much discounts take off the top, and which offers deserve a closer look.
Compare invoice items over time, so a quiet price increase is easier to spot.
Keep invoice due dates and recurring costs together. Feastly never pays bills for you.
Examples from a real bakery analysis, Jan–Sep 2026, alongside illustrative app states. Bills and profit pace use sample costs. Delivery commission is estimated until direct statements are connected. A rough tax set-aside is an estimate, not tax advice.
A REAL BAKERY. A CLOSER LOOK.
From Bakery Shop’s Jan–Sep 2026 data. Not a savings promise. A clearer starting point for better questions.
The next question isn’t “Did we sell more?”
It’s “Who’s funding this offer?”
Butter went up 8% at Restaurant Depot
Eggs went up 12% at Restaurant Depot
CONNECTORS
Start with Square and invoice photos. Here’s what’s available—and what isn’t yet.
Sales, card fees, refunds, discounts, and items. Connect read-only in about two minutes.
Snap supplier invoices and receipts. Review extracted items, prices, and due dates before saving.
Orders and promotions flowing through Square today. Direct statements are not live.
Orders and promotions flowing through Square today. Direct reports are planned, not live.
Orders flowing through Square today. Statement upload is planned, not live.
Via Square includes orders and promotions only, not a direct delivery-app integration. Direct delivery statements are not live; commissions remain estimates until connected.
Coming soon and planned connections are not currently available. No launch dates announced.
More ways to connect your business, coming in the future.
WHY FEASTLY
Restaurants, bakeries, cafés, delis, bodegas, and grocers. Built for one-shop owners—not back offices.
Different tools, different jobs. Feastly adds clarity; it doesn’t replace your POS or your accountant.
TRUST, WITHOUT THE FINE PRINT
Feastly cannot charge, refund, change prices or menus, or move money.
Data is encrypted. Never sold or shared. Disconnect whenever you want.
Delete Feastly’s copy of your data. Estimates and sample costs stay clearly labeled.
GOOD QUESTIONS
Clear answers before you connect anything.
No. Feastly works on top of your existing POS, starting with Square. No new hardware and no change to how you take orders.
Square is live and invoice/receipt photo scanning is in beta. Uber Eats, DoorDash, and Grubhub orders and promotions are visible only when they flow through Square. Direct delivery statements are not live.
Accuracy depends on how much data the user can add. Sample values are labeled, and delivery commission remains estimated until direct statements are connected.
Connecting Square takes about two minutes, with read-only permission. Then snap invoices and add rough costs. We’ll help you get started personally during the NYC pilot.
The NYC pilot is free, with no credit card required. We plan simple monthly pricing after the pilot; pricing has not been announced.
BUILT IN NYC. FOR BUSINESSES LIKE YOURS.
Join the free NYC pilot. We’ll personally help you connect your data and make sense of your first numbers.
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Free during the NYC pilot · No credit card · Personal onboarding