Gridiron POS is point-of-sale built for stadium and school concession stands — big-button screens volunteers learn in ninety seconds, cash and card at the same window, and a per-game report waiting before the buses leave.
Runs on the tablets you already own · works offline, syncs later · no per-volunteer fees
Restaurant POS systems bury your volunteers in menus built for table service. We built for the window.
One screen, six to twelve big buttons, no modifiers maze. A first-time volunteer parent takes their first order before the anthem ends. Menu changes push to every tablet instantly.
Tap-to-pay and chip cards through a standard reader, plus a proper cash flow: fast-tender buttons, change math on screen, and a drawer count that reconciles itself at close.
Press boxes and cinder-block stands eat signal. Gridiron keeps ringing sales offline and syncs the moment coverage returns — no frozen line, no lost revenue.
Every game closes with a one-page summary: sales by item, cash vs. card, per-stand totals, and sell-out times — emailed to the booster treasurer automatically.
Every sale is logged to a stand and a shift. Voids need a PIN. When the season ends, your books balance to the dollar — and the audit takes minutes, not a weekend.
North gate, south gate, and the grill trailer roll up to a single live view. Spot the stand that's slammed and move a runner before the line does the telling.
Concessions fund the season — new uniforms, travel, field maintenance. But most stands still run on a cash box and a legal pad, and every treasurer knows the Monday-after feeling of numbers that almost add up.
Gridiron was built with booster clubs, not adapted for them:
Tell us your schedule and stand count — we'll have you quoting a flat price and running a practice drawer this week.
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