POS-priority routing
Your POS, KDS, and payments get bandwidth first. Guest Wi-Fi never bogs them down.
Run your restaurant · Wi-Fi that survives Saturday night
Internet, handled.
Restaurant-grade uplink, POS-priority routing, separate guest Wi-Fi, and 24/7 monitoring — so you can yell at us, not Comcast, when something breaks.
Included at $0/month with Labrador Payments · No multi-year lock-in
Capabilities
What you get.
Separate guest network
Your guests get Wi-Fi without ever touching your business network. Secure by design.
Automatic failover
Primary line dies? Back up over LTE within seconds. Orders keep running, card keeps swiping.
24/7 monitoring
We see dropouts before you do. Half the time they're fixed before you notice.
Captive portal (optional)
Guest Wi-Fi signup doubles as SMS marketing opt-in. Every visitor becomes a marketable guest.
One bill, one support number
Wi-Fi, POS, payments, phones — one provider to call when something's wrong.
By the numbers
Built to move the needle.
99.9%
Uptime SLA
<5s
LTE failover time
24/7
Monitoring
1
Vendor to call
Part of the stack
Plays nicely with the rest of Labrador.
This isn't a bolt-on. It's built to share one menu, one guest list, and one dashboard with the other twelve systems.
- POS and payments routed first-class over the primary uplink
- Captive portal builds your SMS marketing list
- Monitoring dashboard shows line health alongside sales
- Guest Wi-Fi speed tiers configurable (free vs. paid vs. staff)
- Phone system runs over the same managed connection
16
systems, one login
Everything integrated by default.
Related solutions
Works beautifully with
Questions, answered
Internet FAQ
Sometimes. In many cases we partner with your existing ISP (Comcast, Verizon, Spectrum) and add our managed router, monitoring, and LTE failover on top. In others, we provision new service — either way, one bill, one number to call.
An automatic cellular backup that kicks in within seconds of a primary-line outage. Your POS and payments stay online. Most restaurants have had zero customer-visible outages in their first year.
No. We handle setup, monitoring, and troubleshooting. Your IT guy is welcome to use the dashboard if you want a second opinion.
Depends on locations, screens, and volume. We'll right-size it with you — usually 100–300 Mbps is plenty for a single-location independent.