Multi-Location Management — Every Restaurant, One Dashboard
Per-location menus, per-location pricing, and one dashboard across the whole group — copy a menu, edit it to fit, and run it all from one place.
Run every location from one Opero dashboard — per-location menus you copy and edit, group-wide insight, and one simple per-location price with no per-device fees.
The second location is where most restaurant software starts to creak. You end up with separate logins, separate menus that fall out of sync, and separate reports you stitch together in a spreadsheet. Opero is built for the group from the start: one dashboard, per-location menus, and a single per-location price that scales cleanly as you add sites.
Per-location menus: copy, then edit
Each location gets its own menu, but you don't build them from scratch. Start from a master menu, copy it to a location, then edit that copy to fit — local pricing, items that only run at one site, a different lineup for a different neighborhood. The copy-then-edit model gives you consistency where you want it and freedom where you need it.
- ✓Build a master menu once.
- ✓Copy it to each location as a starting point.
- ✓Edit each location's copy independently — prices, items, availability.
- ✓Keep locations distinct without rebuilding from zero.
Per-location menus mean a downtown flagship and a suburban counter can share a backbone but diverge wherever local demand calls for it — without maintaining two unrelated systems.
One dashboard across the whole group
Every location reports into the same place. Instead of logging into separate systems and reconciling exports, you see the group from one dashboard — and the AI command center surfaces sales, labor cost, and inventory insight across all of your locations so you can compare sites and spot what's working.
Because POS, kiosk, QR ordering, KDS, inventory, and embedded payments all share one spine, the group-level view is built from the same data each location runs on — not a delayed roll-up of mismatched feeds.
One per-location price, no per-device fees
Opero's pricing is per location, per month — Starter $99, Growth $249, Pro $499, or Enterprise custom — and it's month-to-month. You add devices, not fees: every station runs on tablets you already own, with no per-device charge, and one included payment device per location. Scaling to ten locations is ten clean per-location lines, not a tangle of per-terminal and per-seat add-ons.
- ✓Pay one price per location per month.
- ✓Unlimited tablet-based devices at every site — no per-device fee.
- ✓One included payment device per location.
- ✓Month-to-month; scale up or down by location.
Bring your own tablets to every site
Opening a new location shouldn't mean a hardware procurement project. Because Opero runs on the iPads and Android tablets you already own, standing up a site is mostly software — copy a menu, set up the floor plan, and bring tablets. That's the wedge applied to growth: the Restaurant OS that runs on the tablets you already own, priced per location, with no leased terminals to multiply as you expand.
Everything a location needs, on one platform
Each location gets the full Opero spine — POS, self-order kiosk, QR/table ordering, kitchen display, inventory and recipe costing, CRM and loyalty, floor plan with reservations and waitlist, and embedded payments. The group gets one dashboard and the AI command center over all of it. You're not assembling a stack per site; you're rolling out one system, location by location.
Run every location from one dashboard.
See per-location pricingFrequently asked questions
- How do per-location menus work?
- You build a master menu, copy it to each location, then edit that copy independently. Each location can carry its own pricing, items, and availability while sharing a common backbone — so you get consistency without maintaining unrelated systems.
- Can I manage all my locations from one place?
- Yes. Every location reports into one dashboard, and the AI command center surfaces sales, labor cost, and inventory insight across all sites so you can compare locations and spot trends in one view.
- How is multi-location priced?
- Opero is priced per location, per month — Starter $99, Growth $249, Pro $499, or Enterprise custom — all month-to-month. There are no per-device fees; every station runs on tablets you already own, with one included payment device per location.
- Do I need new hardware for each new location?
- No. Opero runs on iPads and Android tablets you already own, and ships one payment device per location. Opening a site is mostly software — copy a menu, set the floor plan, bring tablets.
- Does each location get the full platform?
- Yes. Every location gets the complete Opero spine — POS, kiosk, QR/table ordering, KDS, inventory and recipe costing, CRM and loyalty, floor plan with reservations and waitlist, and embedded payments — with the group rolled up in one dashboard.
- Can I add or remove locations easily?
- Because pricing is per location and month-to-month, you scale by location. Add a site when you open it; the per-location price is the only line that changes.
Run your whole restaurant on one platform
POS, kiosk, QR ordering, kitchen display, inventory, and payments on one spine — one per-location price, unlimited devices, no leased terminals.
More features
Embedded Restaurant Payments — One Device, One Reconciliation
Most restaurant payments live in a separate box that never quite agrees with your POS. Opero builds payments into the order itself — auto-matched, reconciled in one place, with one included device per location and no per-device fees.
Inventory & Recipe Costing — Know the True Cost of Every Plate
When inventory lives in a spreadsheet and sales live in the POS, your food cost is always a guess. Opero costs recipes and tracks stock on the same spine that takes the order, so plate cost and depletion stay tied to what actually sold.
AI Command Center — Sales, Labor & Inventory Insight Across Locations
When your data is scattered across systems, the group-level picture is always stale. Opero's AI command center reads sales, labor cost, and inventory from the same spine every location runs on — so the view is current and the comparisons are real.