
The main-room rail
The dance floor orders from where it stands. The rail pours a sequenced queue instead of the loudest wave.
In a club, nobody hears the order and everybody's waving a card. DrinkLync moves the whole transaction to the guest's phone — your bar pours to a sequenced queue while the floor stays full.

Your busiest hour is your most chaotic. Guests shove to the rail, bartenders triage by volume of shouting, and the people who give up first are the ones buying rounds.
Low light, loud room, drinks leaving the rail in the wrong hands. Every walked drink is a remake, a comp, and a pissed-off guest.
Open tabs, lost cards, chargebacks from people who don't remember Saturday. Closing out is its own shift.

The dance floor orders from where it stands. The rail pours a sequenced queue instead of the loudest wave.

Each area is its own station, so a VIP order lands at the VIP well, in order, with its own pickup point.

A quieter room on another floor still orders to its own bar, and the manager sees both side by side.
Guests never leave the dance floor to buy the next round — and rounds get bigger when nobody has to carry four drinks through a crowd.
Stations route by area. The rooftop well, the VIP rail, the main bar — every order lands where it should, in sequence.
Card, tip, receipt — done in-app at order time. No tabs to chase, no cards behind the bar, no chargeback roulette.
An illustration of one round, not a measurement of any bar. Times are an example.
Real app screens, with guest names removed. Nothing here is a mockup.

The bar's live menu with real photos, flavors picked on the phone, paid before the drink is made.

Paid, typed tickets arrive in sequence. No shouting, no tabs, no cards behind the bar.

Every item checked against the order before it leaves the rail. Walked drinks stop.

Speed by bar and the next action to take, from a phone anywhere in the building.
DrinkLync takes no share of your sales: a flat fee, $199 a month per extra station, and Insights only if you want it. Card processing is separate — guests pay into your own Stripe account and Stripe charges you its standard card fees on those payments. See your numbers with your own inputs or read full pricing.
+ $500 one-time setup · yearly agreement · 1 station included
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