StorefoxFor Specialty Coffee

Your guests come back every morning.
What they hear decides for how long.

Storefox listens to the highest-frequency relationship in food service — and shows you exactly what turns a daily regular into a former one.

01The remake tax

Every remake costs you twice. The drink, and the trust.

Wrong customization. The oat milk that became whole. The 'extra hot' that wasn't. Storefox catches where drink orders break between the guest's mouth and the cup — by store, by daypart, by drink family.

Fewer remakes. Faster line. Regulars who stay regulars.

Auto-detected · customization
Auto-detected · RemakeOpen

Modification not read back — 6th today

Store 3 · Oat milk latte · AM peak
BMAssigned: Bar Manager6m ago
02The pastry case is a script away

The croissant doesn't sell itself. Your best barista does.

A bakery attach on even a fraction of your tickets changes your unit economics — and it lives or dies on one sentence at the register. Storefox shows you who says it, who doesn't, and what it's worth.

Your morning rush is your biggest sales meeting. Coach it.

Bakery attach rate · by store

Bakery attach — AM rush

Was a pastry offered with the drink?
Store 4
58%
Store 9
22%
Store 2
14%
Store 4's ask: “Almond or butter?” — one sentence, ~$1.80 lift per ticket.
03Loyalty, actually offered

You paid for the loyalty program. Is anyone mentioning it?

Enrollment happens in one moment: the ask at the counter. Storefox measures whether that ask happens — store by store, shift by shift — and what your best stores say to make it land.

Stop marketing the program. Start offering it.

Top store · loyalty ask that works
Live
Crew

“That's a large oat cortado. You on the rewards app? Today's drink is free.

Guest

“Wait, really? Yeah, sign me up.”

Highest-converting enrollment script — Store 4

Hear Your Morning Rush

Send us one store and one shift. We'll play back what your counter is actually saying at 8 AM.