Your line is walking away.
Let them order from their phone instead. They scan your sign, pay ahead and get a text when it's ready. You cook, they come back, and every app order sends you $1.
- Today 12:04 PM
Order #2126 is in at Smoke & Signal. Track it: cravezee.com/t/smoke-signal/order/ord_7hq2xk
- 12:13 PM
Order #2126 is ready. Collect from Smoke & Signal. cravezee.com/t/smoke-signal/order/ord_7hq2xk
#2126 · paid
1× Brisket plate
No pickles please
One festival Saturday, start to finish.
Three minutes. No sign-up. A demo truck, already loaded.
Try it as your kind of truck.
Every demo truck runs the same product. Start with the one closest to yours, and switch trucks from the tour bar at any stop.
Smoke & Signal
The barbecue truck the full tour is built on.
Green Machine
Plant-based menu. Kitchen screens in Spanish, so you see both languages.
Ember Coffee Co.
Coffee trailer: fast drinks queue, scheduled pickup, beans shipped to your door.
What changes at your window.
Thursday
Your window todayYou won't sell a plate at Saturday's event until you've parked and the line has found you.
On CraveZeePost pickup times for Saturday. People order and pay before you've even left for the event.
5:40 PM
Your window todayTwenty people deep. The ones at the back do the math and leave, and you never see those sales.
On CraveZeeThey scan the sign on your truck, order from where they're standing, and go enjoy the event. They get a text when it's ready, so there are no pagers to hand out and no order names to yell.
6:15 PM
Your window todayYou're cooking and taking orders at the same time, and the window backs up behind you.
On CraveZeeOrders land on your rail already paid, in the order they came in. You just cook.
6:30 PM
Your window todayTickets come in faster than the grill can take them. Every one past that is a late plate and an unhappy customer.
On CraveZeePause new orders for the minutes you pick, so the rail moves at your crew's pace. Customers see a countdown, and orders switch back on by themselves.
6:50 PM
Your window todayThe brisket ran out ten minutes ago. Someone just ordered it.
On CraveZeeTap it sold out on the rail, and the menu on every phone changes in seconds.
7:20 PM
Your window todayYou call a name into the crowd. Then you call it again.
On CraveZeeA text tells them it's ready. They show their number and you hand it over.
9:40 PM
Your window todayEight portions of brisket left at close. They go in the trash, and so does what you paid for them.
On CraveZeePost them as last plates at your price, and the deal goes to every follower's phone by itself. Less in the trash, more in the till.
10:05 PM
Your window todaySquare, the cash box and an app, in three places. What did you make tonight? Good question.
On CraveZeeOne night report with every sale from every till, card and cash, in one place.
Tuesday
Your window todayYour regulars live on Instagram, and Instagram decides who sees you.
On CraveZeeGo live and every follower is told where you're parked, not just whoever Instagram picks. Every order adds to a customer list that's yours, not ours.
Wednesday
Your window todayA catering request lands in your DMs and gets buried under forty others.
On CraveZeeYour page takes catering requests with the date, the headcount and your real dishes. Agree the terms and take the deposit in the same thread.
The wedding enquiry, signed and paid for.
A request comes in with the date, the headcount and your real dishes. You send a quote; when the client accepts, CraveZee writes the agreement from your own terms. You both sign it on your phones, and the deposit goes to your account. This one is from the demo truck.
CZ-202611-00E004 · Fully signedCatering agreement- Caterer
- Smoke & Signal Barbecue LLC
- Client
- Tomas Reyes
- Date
- Friday, November 27, 2026
- Guests
- 110
- Location
- Pecan Hollow Ranch, Bastrop
- Total
- $2,634.95
- Deposit to hold the date
- $878.32
- Deposit and payment
- Cancellation and postponement
- Final numbers and the minimum charge
- Menu changes and supplier substitutions
- Smoke & Signal Barbecue LLC
- Signed Oct 13
- Tomas Reyes
- Signed Oct 13
$1 back to you on every app order.
Customers who order ahead pay a $2.50 convenience fee, and $1 of it goes straight to your account. Ordering at the window stays free, and we take no percentage of anything you sell.
One app order
- Your customer pays to order ahead
- $2.50
- Sent to your account
- $1
- Ordering at the window
- Free
- Our share of your sales
- None
Your bill
- Taking orders, no plan
- $0
- Pro, your first 3 months
- $0
- Pro, any month with 500 app orders
- $0
- Pro, any other month
- $199
7 app orders a day, and your $1 each pays for Pro on its own.
Start the demoThree steps, before your next service.
Say your menu out loud
Or take a photo of your menu board. We turn it into a menu you check and publish.
Hang your sign
Print the QR sign we make for you and put it up at the window.
Cook from the rail
Orders arrive paid on a phone or tablet in the truck. Tap ready, and the customer gets a text.
The back office, done while you cook.
Know what a plate costs
Photograph your supplier's docket. We check their math and flag a price rise before it eats your margin.
Stock that counts itself
Set what you started with. Every order counts it down, and it sells out on its own at zero.
Customers you own
Every order adds a name, a number and what they like. We never sell it or market to them.
English and Spanish
Your screens in your language, and your customers' menu in theirs.
What owners ask first.
- Will my customers pay a fee?
- Only the ones who want to skip the line. Ordering at the window stays free, and $1 of every fee comes back to you.
- I don't have time to set it up.
- Say your menu out loud or photograph your board. Most of the setup is checking what we got right.
- Another monthly bill?
- You don't need a plan to take orders. Pro is free for 3 months, and any month with 500 app orders is free too.
- What if the signal drops mid-rush?
- The rail keeps going. A cash sale at the window is saved on the device and sends itself when the signal is back.
- Do you take a cut of my sales?
- No, not a percentage of anything. We earn on the convenience fee your customer chooses to pay.
Run a Saturday rush in three minutes.
The demo is the real product with a demo truck in it. Nothing you do there reaches a real customer.