Lines that match the room
More than one line per location, and a line per chair, bay, counter or person. Somebody waiting for one particular member of staff waits behind that person's line, not everybody's.
Walk-ins and bookings in one fair line, wherever they came from. Customers watch their place move on their own phone. No sales call, no hardware, no training.
Downtown Clinic · Main Line
~6 min estimated wait1 party ahead
Staff Counter View
One short form. Pick the kind of business you run and we set up the line, the chairs or bays or counters, and a starting menu of services with realistic timings.
A ready-made QR poster comes out of the dashboard. Put it on the door or the counter — that is the whole of your customer-facing setup.
Open the console on the phone already in your pocket. Add someone at the counter, or let them scan and add themselves.
Nothing to install, on either side. Your customers use a web page; you use the browser you already have.
Everyone knows who's next.
A queue is easy until somebody with a booking walks in behind four people who have been waiting twenty minutes. Most software leaves that to whoever is on the desk, which means the answer changes with the person and the mood.
WaitNook holds part of each period for bookings, releases a slot to walk-ins when a booking does not show, and drops a late arrival a set number of places from the front rather than at the head of the line. You choose those numbers per line, once, and they hold all day — so the answer is the same whoever is on the desk, and you can explain it to the person asking.
More than one line per location, and a line per chair, bay, counter or person. Somebody waiting for one particular member of staff waits behind that person's line, not everybody's.
A menu with expected durations, and a wait estimate that learns from what actually happened rather than a flat number per head.
Take appointments, hold capacity for them, and put them into the same line as walk-ins when their window opens. One console, one queue.
Open a web address on any TV or spare tablet to show who is being served, with an optional chime when somebody is called.
Customers get a link to watch their place from anywhere, updating on its own, and an email when it is their turn if they want one. Nobody has to hand over a phone number. Your check-in page works in English, Spanish and Canadian French.
Busiest hours, how long people really waited, no-shows, walk-aways, and how your locations compare. Exportable as a spreadsheet.
Queue apps that charge per message pass on carrier fees and limit your Saturday rushes. We took SMS out so your notifications are unlimited and 100% free.
Free is a real plan, not a trial. The whole queue runs on it at one location, with no cap on how many people you serve.
$0
One location, one person, unlimited check-ins and unlimited notifications — the whole walk-in queue.
$19/month
Everything for one shop: five people, bookings, review requests and the full reports.
$49/month
Five locations, fifteen people, and the API and webhooks.
$99/month
Unlimited locations and people.
See every feature, side by side
Paid annually, you pay for ten months rather than twelve. Change or cancel whenever you like. Prices exclude sales tax, which is added at checkout where it applies.
Notifications are unlimited on every plan, including free. There are no message fees and nothing to run out of — we do not send text messages, so there is no per-message cost to pass on to you.
No. They scan the poster or follow a link, and the page opens in whatever browser their phone already has. There is no app and no account.
Nothing. It runs on the phone in your pocket, and the screen for the room is any TV or tablet with a browser. No kiosk, no ticket printer.
Whenever you like, and nothing you have set up is deleted if you do. You drop to the free plan and the queue keeps running.
No, and it is a choice rather than a gap. Everyone who joins gets a live page showing their place — no app or account needed, and a phone number is optional and never texted — with an email on top of it if they want one. Notifications are unlimited on every plan, there are no message fees, and nothing runs out on a busy Saturday.
Everything your customers see — checking in, watching their place, the screen in the room — is in English, Spanish and Canadian French. The staff console is English.