Different formats, same direction — up. See how restaurants grow average ticket, basket size, and direct orders with INFI — all on the POS they already run.
Six operators, three POS systems: a kiosk that asks for the upgrade on every order, a web presence that finally gets found, and a $5-a-day ad campaign that keeps a Main Street bakery on the map.
One shop on one Main Street, running every INFI surface on Square: a $5-a-day Performance Max campaign that has delivered 146,972 impressions at 9¢ a click, a kiosk taking a third of the afternoon rush, and 5.0 stars over 134 reviews with the latest twenty all answered by AI.
Three Chicago tea houses moved the same domain off Wix onto INFI SITES. Google's field data puts mobile LCP down 57% — SLOW to FAST — while page-one keywords roughly doubled and non-brand clicks rose 134%. No ads ran: all of it organic.
Kiosk sales climbed 44.2% year over year, average check up around 14%. The biggest jump hit the noon rush — the 12pm hour led at +227.6% — exactly when the line is longest and a cashier can't ask everyone about the side or the upgrade.
Across 12 kiosks on Square, basket size roughly doubled — from $6–7 to $12–15 per transaction. When every fan self-orders and the screen suggests the combo, halftime throughput and per-head spend both climb with no added concession staff.
Basket size doubled from $6–7 to $12–15 per transaction.
Owner Eric Maldonado saw average ticket rise 9.6% and kiosk sales climb 25.2% after rolling out INFI. The check average moved immediately — fast enough that the hardware paid for itself before the trial settled in.
The kiosks paid for themselves in weeks.
— Eric Maldonado, Boricua Bites
A PJ's Coffee location on Square put INFI kiosks at the counter and let the screen ask about the pastry and the size-up on every order — average order value climbed 45%.
"About half our orders come from the kiosk now — a second cashier who never calls in sick."
"AI upsell and cross-sell adds roughly $2.31 to every order — pure margin on top of what we'd ring up anyway."
"Strong kiosk adoption from day one — the menu ported cleanly from Square and the team picked it up fast."
"A third-party-validated install — every bowl of ramen now starts at the kiosk."
Each one running on the POS it already had.
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