Rotlo answers every call to your restaurant — first ring, any hour, all of them at once. It books the table, takes the order, quotes the wait, and puts the receipt in your inbox before the caller has parked.
Every call picked up on the first ring, in any language the caller brings, at once.
Allergies flagged, add-ons offered, the total read back before the kitchen sees it.
A secure link by text, the ticket marked paid, the receipt in your inbox.
Tables to confirm, an unpaid pickup, the one caller it decided was yours.
Live in 20 minutes. Answers in 34 languages. Changes 0 numbers on your awning.






Everything it settles lands on your kitchen ticket and your book before the call ends.
“No nuts, she’s allergic.” Flagged in red on the ticket.
Pad see ew, bún chả, cacio e pepe, said right.
Half pepperoni, half veggie, well done, no onion.
“Actually, make the fries a salad.” Ticket updated.
Hears them over a car speaker and a crying kid.
Switches mid-call when the caller does.
Press play. The ticket fills in as Rotlo takes the order, the same way it lands in your kitchen.
Press play on the dialHear Rotlo take the call
Rotlo answers in under a second, so callers never sit through dead air.
Cut in mid-sentence and Rotlo stops to listen.
Open it at close: tables waiting on you, and a one-line summary of every call the phone took.
Sample data.
Orders reach your kitchen as tickets today. Native integrations with Toast, Clover, Square and more are on the way.
Works today with Google Maps. Coming soon: integrations with Toast, Clover, Square, SkyTab and OpenTable.
Order taken, read back and sent to the kitchen.
Straight to the number they called from.
On a compliant page. The ticket shows paid.
“Add garlic knots?” Rotlo replies and updates the order.
We get about 40 calls a day, and most tickets come to $35. On a busy night, maybe 15% of them wait on hold or ring out.
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a month off the phone
a month that would have waited or rung out
a month, counting time at $18 an hour
How we got this: 3 minutes a call at $18 an hour, 30 days a month, 60% of rush calls becoming a ticket. An estimate, not a promise.
If yours isn’t here, just ask. We would rather answer it now than after you have signed up.
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