One system that runs the restaurant, not five that report on it

Every restaurant runs on its own dedicated, isolated Sturgeon instance. Your sales, payroll, guest lists, and reviews are never pooled with other businesses or used to train shared models. The plan is flat, so there is no per-question metering on top.

Toast, Square, and Clover for POS, 7shifts and Sling for labor, MarginEdge for invoices, OpenTable, Resy, and SevenRooms for reservations, plus Google, Meta, and Twilio for reviews and marketing. Sturgeon connects through OAuth and API keys, so there is no data-migration project and no engineers are required.

Under a week. You connect your systems on day one. History backfills and the models calibrate on day two. By day three, the AI consultant already knows your covers, costs, and guests. No implementation team, no six-month rollout.

No, not to start. The intelligence layer reads from the systems you're already running, such as your POS, scheduling, and purchasing, and unifies them into one live dashboard, so it replaces nothing. If you want to reduce subscriptions and services, the full stack offers replacements for those tools too. Upgrading also centralizes more of your data, which makes it more powerful and actionable, and you can upgrade whenever you're ready.

Only if you want it to. Review replies, win-back campaigns, and purchase orders are drafted for you and wait for one-tap approval. You stay in control of everything that reaches a guest or a vendor.

Yes. Sturgeon rolls up sales, labor, and guest data across locations while letting you drill into any single restaurant. Operators running two to a dozen rooms use the same Daily Flash to compare performance side by side.

Stu is Sturgeon's AI operations consultant: it answers questions about your restaurant from your live sales, labor, purchasing, and guest data, and then acts on them. Ask who should close Friday, what to 86, or which vendor is creeping on price. Stu runs 30+ tools over your data and drafts the schedule change or purchase order for your approval.

A Daily Flash is the one-screen summary of how the restaurant is doing today: sales, labor, covers and pacing, overtime risk, waste, and open follow-ups. Sturgeon computes it every minute from your live systems instead of assembling it in a spreadsheet. You arrange its 30+ widgets so the numbers you act on come first.

Yes, on the Full stack plan. Ava, Sturgeon's concierge, answers calls and the inbox and checks your policies and the reservation book. She then either books the guest on the spot or hands the call to a person, with the follow-up already on someone's checklist.

Reporting tools show you the problem; Sturgeon also acts on it. It reads the same POS, labor, and invoice data, then drafts the purchase order, the review reply, the win-back campaign, or the schedule fix, and waits for your one-tap approval.

Two flat monthly plans: the Intelligence layer at $150 a month, which runs over the POS, scheduling, and purchasing you already use, and the Full stack at $350 a month, which is the whole application plus the intelligence layer. Each restaurant is on a dedicated instance, so there are no per-token, per-query, or per-seat fees. You don't need a credit card or a long-term contract to start. An Enterprise plan for restaurant groups and chains is also available. Contact us to talk about pricing.