Venue POS and payments, run your way.
Ballparks, stadiums, amphitheaters, fairgrounds, and community fields. Every stand, bar, and merch table on one system, with handhelds in the stands, ordering from the seat, digital menu boards, and the sales data owned by the venue.
What stadium and venue owners tell us on the first call
Lines that cost you the next inning
More places to buy: handhelds in the aisles, self-order kiosks, and ordering from the seat, so fans buy more and get back to the game.
No clear count of what each stand sold
Every stand, bar, and vendor on one system, with sales by location, item, and hour. You count what was sold, not just what made it to the drawer.
Your data in someone else's hands
Your menu, prices, reports, and customer list belong to the venue, not to a concessionaire or a payments app. Export them any time.
The Modesto Roadsters at Modern Woodmen Field
Modern Woodmen Field, formerly John Thurman Field, is home to the Modesto Roadsters of the Pioneer League. We're a proud partner of the team: we helped set up the ballpark's point of sale and digital menu signage, and we built its order-from-your-seat online ordering.
Closer to the neighborhood, we also serve the George Costa Ball Field Complex in Ceres and other fields and venues around our community. Same local team, whether it's a sold-out game or a Saturday tournament.
- Point of saleConcessions and bars on one system, with every stand's sales in one report.
- Digital menu boardsMenus and promos on the screens, changed from one account.
- Order from your seatFans order and pay on their phones, and the stand gets the ticket.
Shorter lines, bigger orders, every sale counted
Fans who can tap, scan, or order from the seat buy more and wait less. And when every sale goes through one system, cash or card, the count is the sales report.
In an MIT study, people bid up to twice as much for game tickets when paying by credit card instead of cash.
Prelec and Simester, Marketing Letters, 2001more food and beverage spending per guest at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in its first season with card and mobile payments at every stand, and peak lines 20 to 30 seconds faster.
Mercedes-Benz Stadium, 2020of sports fans say they would spend more on concessions if wait times were cut in half.
Oracle Food and Beverage survey of 2,008 fans, 2019of revenue is lost to fraud each year, by fraud examiners' estimate, and smaller organizations take the largest median losses. Loose cash handling at busy stands is where it slips.
ACFE, Occupational Fraud 2026Sources: Prelec and Simester (MIT) · Mercedes-Benz Stadium · Oracle fan survey · ACFE Occupational Fraud 2026
Built into the systems we install for stadiums and venues
We plan the stands, menus, and screens with you, install before opening day, train the crew, and stay on call for your first events.
- ✓Handhelds for the stands, the lawn, and the beer line
- ✓Self-order kiosks and order-from-your-seat by QR code
- ✓Digital menu boards you change from a laptop
- ✓Age and ID checks for beer and wine
- ✓Offline mode when the crowd swamps the signal
- ✓Cash, cards, tap, and phone wallets on every register
- ✓Sales by stand, vendor, item, and hour
- ✓Staff permissions, tips, and end-of-night reports
Priced for event volume
Venues run big, bursty volume on event days and quiet weeks in between. We price from your statements, compare interchange-plus with dual pricing, and put the rate in writing. Month to month, with no early termination fee.
See all three programs →What we usually install for stadiums and venues
Running something else? We sell and support other systems too. See the full lineup →
Questions from stadiums and venues
No. Every register takes cash, cards, tap, and phone wallets, and you decide what each stand accepts. The reports show cash and card side by side, so every dollar is counted.
Offline mode keeps the line moving and stores the sales, which process when the connection comes back. For larger venues we look at the network with you before opening day.
Yes. Each vendor can run as its own stand on your system, so you see their sales directly instead of relying on what they report.
The venue does. Export your sales, items, and reports any time. We do not sell it or share it.
Yes. Fans scan a code at the seat, order and pay on their phone, and the stand gets the ticket for pickup or delivery to the seat.
No. We set up ballparks, amphitheaters, fairgrounds, and community fields, from a sold-out game to a Saturday tournament with one snack bar.
Worth reading before you sign anything
Let's set up your venue.
Tell us about the stands, the bars, and the crowd. We'll recommend the setup, quote the equipment, and price the processing from your statements, in writing.