Everything your venue needs online. One system, not six.
Bookings, the guest who calls during service, loyalty, the website itself — thirty-six tools built for restaurants, hotels, bakeries and caterers, set up so they actually talk to each other.
Nine areas. Take two, not all nine.
Nobody buys thirty-six tools on a Monday. Most venues start with the two or three that stop the bleeding, and add the rest once those have paid for themselves.
See the Suite- 01 AI AssistantsThe assistant on your site, your phone and WhatsApp. 3 tools
- 02 Bookings & FloorReservations, the floor plan and the end of no-shows. 3 tools
- 03 Revenue & WastePricing that moves, and food that doesn't reach the bin. 3 tools
- 04 Kitchen & SupplyOrdering, plating standards and the delivery chaos. 3 tools
- 05 Events & BanquetsA wedding quoted in seconds, counted to the last plate. 3 tools
- 06 ReputationReviews, local search and the public voice of the venue. 3 tools
- 07 Guests & LoyaltyBringing people back without discounting yourself away. 5 tools
- 08 Web & CommerceA site that sells, on the phone the guest is holding. 3 tools
- 09 Store & ResourcesTemplates, photography, guides and staff training. 5 items
A bakery and a fine-dining room lose money in different places
So they do not get the same tools. Each trade below has modules built for how it actually runs — night production, banquet counting, ingredient costing to the gram.
Three leaks every venue has, and nobody measures
They never appear on a report, because nothing was ever recorded. The phone that rang once. The table laid for people who didn't come. The regular who simply stopped.
Assumes six in ten missed calls would have become a booking. Change the numbers to yours; the arithmetic is the honest part, the estimate is yours to judge.
It works the shift nobody covers.
Between the last order and the first delivery, your venue still gets asked things, still loses tables, still gets reviewed. Gostino AI is the part of the team that stays behind — answering, booking, pricing, ordering and replying, in whichever language the guest opens with.
Six that pay for themselves first
Pick one and see what it actually looks like on a Tuesday evening — not a feature list, the real screen.
“Food was lovely but we waited 25 minutes for the bill on a Tuesday. Shame, because the lamb was the best I've had this year.”
Thank you for the lamb — I'll pass that to the kitchen, they will be pleased. The wait for the bill is on us, and you are right to mention it; we have changed how we close tables on quiet evenings. I hope you give us another Tuesday.
Gostino Suite
Thirty-six tools set up as one system. One login, one bill, one person to call when something is not right — and nobody taking a cut of your own tables.
- AI Concierge on your site
- Online table booking
- Confirmations & reminders
- Email support
- Everything in Starter
- WhatsApp & Viber agent
- Reviews, loyalty and campaigns
- Dynamic pricing & clearance
- Monthly care and tuning
- Everything in Growth
- Multiple venues, one panel
- Kitchen, supply and events modules
- Named contact, quarterly review
Not sure which one? Tell us how your week actually goes and we will say which tier fits — including if the answer is the smallest one.
Prices are per venue. Yearly billing is ten months paid, twelve months used.
Most venues are already paying for all of this — badly
Not in one invoice, but in commission, in wasted stock, in hours after closing. The Suite is the same work, done once.
a month that stops leaking out — on the numbers you set in the calculator above.
Bistro Kaval
A restaurant in Velike Brusnice, Dolenjska — and the first venue running Gostino end to end. Its site isn't a brochure: it carries a four-language archive of the region around it, written so that people searching for Dolenjska end up at a table in it.
It is also where every tool in the suite was tested against a real service, a real kitchen and real guests before it was sold to anyone else.
Read the full storyThree steps, not a six-month project
No consultant living in your office, no system your staff have to be sent away to learn.
One conversation
About how your venue actually runs — the rush, the staffing, the phone that never stops — not how a system thinks it should run.
We set it up
Your menu, hours, rooms and house rules go in. You read every answer the assistant will give before a single guest sees it.
It runs
Live in days. You change what you want yourself, and we handle whatever breaks — including at eleven on a Saturday.
The five questions every owner asks first
How long does setup actually take?
Days, not months. The first conversation maps how your venue runs; then your menu, hours, rooms and rules go in. You approve every answer the assistant gives before a guest ever sees it.
Do we have to replace our POS or buy hardware?
No. The tools sit alongside what you already run. Where a connection to your POS or stock system helps — procurement, pricing, costing — we set it up; where it isn't there yet, the module still works on its own.
What happens when the AI gets something wrong?
Nothing goes out unseen where it matters. Review replies are drafted and wait for one click. Bookings follow rules you set, not guesses. And anything unusual lands with a person instead of being answered.
We are a bakery, not a restaurant. Does any of this fit?
That is exactly why the Industries menu exists. Bakeries get the wholesale portal, dough tracking and end-of-day clearance; pastry shops get recipe costing and holiday pre-orders. The rest of the suite is optional.
Can we start with one tool instead of the whole suite?
Yes, and most venues should. Take the two or three that stop the bleeding, add the rest when they have paid for themselves.
Tell us where your week actually goes.
Fifteen minutes. We map where the time and the money leak out, and say honestly which two things are worth fixing first — even if that turns out to be nothing we sell.
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