POS for Cloud Kitchens — Multi-Brand, Multi-Aggregator, One Screen

What we hear from operators

• Each aggregator sends to a different tablet. Staff bounce between three screens during peak.
• The same recipe (e.g. fried chicken) is keyed under 5 different brand SKUs and reconciliation breaks.
• Commission of 25–30% per platform leaves no margin, but no one knows which brand is dragging the average down.
• Stock-outs on one brand don't auto-pause the same SKU on the other four.

Why LOOP fits this segment

• Single kitchen queue receives orders from every brand × every aggregator, colour-coded by brand.
• Shared-recipe SKUs — one ingredient list per dish, sold under many brand names with different pricing.
• Per-brand P&L showing aggregator commission, packaging cost and net margin per dish.
• Auto-pause: when an ingredient hits zero, every SKU using it goes out-of-stock across all aggregators in seconds.

What you get

• Direct API integrations with GrabFood, ShopeeFood and Be — no scraping, no missed orders.
• Packaging SKU tied to dish recipe so packaging cost flows into P&L.
• Per-brand store pause / open from one switch.
• Driver-pickup notification sent automatically when KDS marks ready.
• AI forecast per brand × hour so prep matches demand, not the average.

Pricing built for chains

Flat per-outlet pricing, unlimited devices per outlet. Free for a single outlet. Growth and Business tiers add multi-outlet sync, AI forecasting and central-kitchen control.

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Frequently asked

How many brands can run from one kitchen?

There is no hard cap. Successful LOOP cloud kitchens run 4–8 brands per location; the constraint is kitchen throughput, not the POS.

Does LOOP integrate directly with GrabFood and ShopeeFood?

Yes — direct API for both, plus Be. No tablet-scraping. New orders, menu pushes and store-pause all flow through API.

How do I see if a virtual brand is profitable?

Per-brand P&L pulls revenue minus aggregator commission, food cost (from shared recipes), packaging, and allocated labour. Refreshed daily.

What if a driver arrives early?

The KDS shows the driver-arrival event live, with countdown to ready-time. Staff can re-prioritise that order with one tap.

Can I share recipes across brands?

Yes — that's the core model. A single recipe is published under multiple brand SKUs with independent pricing and photos per aggregator.

What about packaging waste?

Each dish's packaging is itself a tracked SKU. Daily packaging cost shows in the P&L next to food cost, so swaps to cheaper packaging are measurable.

Book a 20-minute walkthrough

We'll map your current stack to LOOP, show you the AI forecast for a real outlet, and answer pricing and migration questions on the call.