Tonight · 19:30
Sarah M. · party of 2
Corner booth · deposit waived
Returning guest
One platform for independent hospitality
Grace brings your bookings, till, payments, loyalty, tickets, gift cards and WiFi together, so every interaction builds one guest record.
Your booking system knows one version of Sarah. Your till knows another. Grace fixes that.

Tonight · 19:30
Sarah M. · party of 2
Corner booth · deposit waived
Returning guest
Sarah M.
Regular since 2023
Table 12 · paid
£84.50
Linked to Sarah M.
Grace Pay · reconciled
Hospitality has always been about remembering people. Grace just makes it possible to remember all of them.
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I spent years running independent venues. By the end I was paying for five separate systems. One for bookings, one for the till, one for loyalty, one for email, one for the WiFi. Not one of them talked to another, and none of them actually knew my guests. The companies selling them weren't interested in me either. I was a single-site operator, too small to matter.
So I built the thing I wanted. Grace brings all of it together with the guest at the centre, not bolted on the side. It gives an independent the same power the big groups have, without the hundred features independents never touch.
If a feature can't survive a Friday-night service, it doesn't ship. I know, because I'm still on the floor.
Simon Hatfieldfounder of Grace, owner of The Nuthatch
The guest journey
First visit
She joins the WiFi or books online. The first fragment of a guest record begins.
Recognised
Next time she books, the host stand sees who she is and what she likes. Less host-stand chaos.
Rewarded
Loyalty and the right message at the right moment, tied to one record, not a guess.
Regular
She books direct, spends more, and brings people. The most valuable guest you have.
Most independents pay every month for a booking system, a till, a loyalty app, an email tool and a WiFi login. Five bills, five logins, and not one of them knows the others exist. They overpromise, underperform, and take an afternoon you don't have to set up or cancel. Grace is the lot, in one place, built around the guest instead of stitched together after the fact.
Five subscriptions → one platform
Another bill
Booking system
£89/mo
Another bill
Till
£65/mo
Another bill
Loyalty app
£40/mo
Another bill
Email tool
£55/mo
Another bill
WiFi login
£35/mo
Grace
One platform · One bill
Their usual table and preferences are ready before they arrive, and deposits can be waived for the guests you trust.
Explore ReservationsHost screen
Friday service
Every item and payment lands on the guest, so the data is there without anyone typing it in.
Explore EPOSTable 12
Open check
See your regulars by real value, spot who is slipping away, and know who to invite to what.
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Regulars this month
Every interaction. One guest record.
Bookings, the till, payments, loyalty, tickets, marketing, WiFi and reporting. Every way a guest meets your venue, all building the same record, so you see the whole person and not a pile of fragments.
Sarah M.
Regular since 2023
5 → 1
systems replaced by one platform
0
per-cover fees on your own guests
All
modules on every plan
14
day trial, no card required
The founder's venue
Grace is tested on a real Friday-night service every week. The Nuthatch is Simon's independent restaurant — the place where features earn their keep before they ship to anyone else.
10 July 2026 · Simon Hatfield · EPOS
Most tills know what was sold and nothing about who sat there. When the till and the booking system share one record, small things change all night, and they add up.
Read8 July 2026 · Simon Hatfield · Payments
Three payment options that suit three different kinds of venue. Here is the honest version of who each one is really for, and what to check before you switch.
Read6 July 2026 · Simon Hatfield · Loyalty
A standalone loyalty app can only reward what it can see, which is usually a check-in. Loyalty built into the till sees the whole bill, and that changes what it can do.
Read10 July 2026 · Simon Hatfield · EPOS
Most tills know what was sold and nothing about who sat there. When the till and the booking system share one record, small things change all night, and they add up.
ReadA short demo on your own venue's numbers. No pressure.
One guest. One record. One Grace.