Snoop is an AI employee for small businesses. It answers customer questions, takes online orders and booking requests, helps customers pay by card or Zelle, puts orders on your kitchen screen, keeps your inventory count moving, and tells you what needs your attention.
30 days free · No POS replacement required · Cancel anytime
Snoop starts with the customer conversation and keeps going: the order, the payment, the kitchen, the inventory and the paperwork. Use the pieces your business needs.
An AI receptionist that answers questions about your menu, services, hours and prices, day or night, on your website or your own Snoop link.
Customers order from their phone with options, modifiers and special instructions, for pickup or delivery if you offer it.
Customers can request an appointment through the front desk. You see each request in your dashboard and confirm it.
“Do you have it in stock?” Snoop answers from your inventory, so customers get a real answer before they drive over.
Take card payments on online orders through your own connected Stripe account. Payment and refund status stay with the order.
Snoop matches Zelle payment notifications to the right order and flags anything that doesn’t add up.
A live order queue for your staff with payment state, allergy notes and order history. One tap marks an order ready and texts the customer.
A clean kitchen screen that shows exactly what to make: quantities, modifiers and notes, with a Spanish option for your cooks.
A running count of what you should have on hand, updated from sales, deliveries and counts, so checking inventory means verifying, not starting over.
Connect a supported POS and Snoop matches what sold to the items and ingredients it uses, then updates your counts. You can also upload a sales report.
Refunds, voids, inventory gaps and supplier price changes get flagged, with a text when something needs you and a short morning brief.
Forward supplier invoices, bills and notices to your Snoop email address. Snoop reads them and files what matters under the right location.
Run more than one location from one account. Sales, inventory, settings and alerts stay separate for each location.
Growth and upConnect compatible cameras to see customer traffic, time spent in service areas, and activity that doesn’t match a sale.
Growth and upA lot of “AI for business” stops at “Hi, how can I help you?” It answers FAQs, captures a name and phone number, maybe books an appointment, then hands the customer off. That can be useful, but that is not the whole job.
If your “AI employee” can only answer questions and collect leads, it isn't doing enough.
Snoop can move the customer from question to order, booking, payment, inventory check, staff handoff, and pickup.
What your AI employee can actually do:
You don't need another chatbot. You need help running the business.
We're not changing how you run your business.
We're changing how fast customers can order from you.
A customer orders from their phone, asks their questions and picks their options. Snoop gives them the correct Zelle payment instructions. Your team sees the order and its payment state, and the customer gets a text when it's ready.
Snoop matches your Zelle payment notifications to the right order. Setup takes one email forwarding rule. No bank login needed.
We get why you use Zelle. Card processing fees add up.
If Zelle already works for your business, Snoop does not force you to replace it with card checkout. We built Snoop to work with the way small businesses already get paid.
You made the food. You served the customer. You should keep more of what you earned.
That's the $0.10 customer-paid Online Ordering Fee. It covers pickup texts, AI processing and ordering infrastructure.
Some people would rather order from their phone and show up when it's done. Snoop takes that order and carries it through, while your team keeps serving the customers in front of them.
Opens your ordering page from a phone. Asks what comes on it, what's available, how long it takes. Then places the order.
Answers the menu questions. Takes the order with options, modifiers and special instructions. Helps the customer pay and keeps track of the payment state.
Sees the exact order on the kitchen screen: quantities, modifiers, allergy notes and payment state. Taps Ready when it's up.
Gets a pickup text. No standing at the counter wondering.
Has the order history: what was ordered, what was paid, when it went out. It sits alongside everything else Snoop watches.
Counts, sales, invoices, refunds, supplier changes. There is always something happening. Snoop handles more of the routine checking, organizing, and follow-up, then brings you what actually needs a decision.
Somebody gives you a count. Most days you don't have time to verify it yourself.
Sales, labor, deliveries, waste, refunds, supplier changes. The answer is scattered everywhere.
Overnight, Snoop organizes sales, updates inventory math, and checks documents and alerts. In the morning, you get the part that matters.
Snoop doesn't need access to your bank account to do its job.
Where supported, Snoop reads the business data it needs without becoming your payment system.
Sales, inventory, settings, documents, and alerts stay scoped to the location they belong to.
Snoop's business model is the subscription, not turning your business information into somebody else's product.
Snoop is built to watch the operation, not take control of it. You decide what gets connected, what gets reviewed, and what action gets taken.
I watched bartenders finish a full shift and then stay late weighing every bottle because the owner needed to know what disappeared.
The staff hated it. The owner hated it. And somehow the owner was still losing money.
What bothered me most was that even businesses paying for software were still counting, checking, and chasing things by hand.
I had spent years around technology and investigation work. Both taught me the same thing: patterns tell you when something doesn't add up.
So I built the watchdog I thought independent owners should have had all along.
That became Snoop.
Meet Snoop 🐾
Try Snoop free for 30 days. Let your AI employee answer customers, take orders, help your team, and keep watch in the background while you focus on running the business.