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$11,384 to $19,980 in 90 days
Center Street Fish & Market is a restaurant in Milwaukee. During rush hours, calls went unanswered, and the restaurant had no online ordering. It added a vendor stack: an AI phone receptionist that answers at any hour and takes orders, an ordering website that pays the restaurant directly with no commission, a kitchen timer so tickets print at once, and a customer database built from every caller. The menu, team, and location stayed the same across the period.
How it wentThe vendor reports monthly revenue of 11,384 dollars in February, 14,220 in March, and 19,980 in April, a rise of about 75% in 90 days. Orders rose from 517 to 765. The figures are stated as pulled from the restaurant's Clover point-of-sale system. The stack itself costs 3,500 dollars to set up plus 750 dollars a month, and the vendor's pre-system loss figure is its own estimate.
Try it · based on the source's workflow
Answer calls for [restaurant name] at any hour. Take orders from [menu link] and send each order to the kitchen at once. Save every caller's name and number to [customer list] with their order history. If a caller asks about [allergies, large parties, or complaints], pass the call to [staff number]. Send me a daily report of calls, orders, and questions you could not answer.
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$11,384 to $19,980 in 90 days — from The SmallOffice Brief, a daily brief of real AI cases for small businesses: https://smalloffice.space/case-11-384-to-19-980-in-90-days