About Payfrit

It started with a simple observation: restaurants, venues, and the people who work in them are forced to operate inside systems that were never designed for how humans actually move, order, work, or get paid. Payments are fragmented. Labor is brittle. Guests are rushed or ignored. Workers are stretched thin. Everyone loses time and money to friction that shouldn't exist.

Payfrit removes that friction.

At its core, Payfrit is a unified platform that connects guests, staff, kitchens, and service points into a single, shared context — without QR codes, without line chaos, and without manual coordination. Guests order from their own devices. Staff focus on service instead of payment mechanics. Kitchens receive cleaner, better-timed demand. Venues gain real-time awareness of how their space is actually being used.

Everything works because Payfrit is built around place, not guesses.

Using low-energy Bluetooth beacons, Payfrit understands where people are — a table, a counter, a seat, a service area — and adapts automatically. No scanning. No table numbers. No explaining how the system works. It just does.

A fairer model for everyone

Payfrit is not a marketplace that extracts value from restaurants or workers.

It's an efficiency engine.

When operations are cleaner and demand is smoothed, restaurants make more money with less stress. When payments are direct and transparent, workers earn more and get paid faster. When guests aren't fighting bad UX or waiting in lines, they order more and enjoy the experience.

That surplus doesn't come from squeezing anyone.
It comes from eliminating waste.

Community Meals

Hospitality has always been about taking care of people — not just customers.

Payfrit supports Community Meals, a simple idea: there should always be a basic, dignified meal available to anyone who needs one. No judgment. No complicated eligibility. Just food.

Community Meals are designed to be:

• Simple to prepare
• Always available
• Funded by efficiency, not charity theater

They're not marketing. They're infrastructure.

When a system is efficient enough, it can afford to be humane.

Payfrit Pads

Payfrit doesn't stop at food.

Payfrit Pads extends the same philosophy to housing — starting with workers in hospitality, service, and gig-based roles who are often locked out of stable living arrangements despite working constantly.

Pads are designed around:

• Stability
• Shared responsibility
• Clear rules and self-governance
• A path forward, not a dead end

In the same way Payfrit turns chaotic restaurants into predictable systems, Pads turn unstable housing into something people can build from.

Food, work, and housing are not separate problems. They are one system.

Built to last

Payfrit is privately built, deliberately lean, and designed to operate without armies of support staff or hidden processes. If something requires constant explanation, it's considered a design failure — and it gets fixed.

No hype.
No dark patterns.
No extractive incentives.

Just infrastructure that works the way it should have all along.