About Places 360.
Places 360 is built by Digit Places Limited, a company registered in England and Wales, and run from London by its founder, Vlad Selitbovskyi. This page says what is built today, what is deliberately not, and where it runs.
THE FOUNDER
A previous company taught the lesson this one is built on.
Vlad Selitbovskyi builds Places 360, from London.
Before this he ran Places App, which built white-label ordering apps for independent venues. One venue, one app, one download to persuade. That worked for venues big enough to ask for it. For a café on a side street it was a tax paid before the first order: an install, a sign-up, and an icon competing with everything else on a phone.
Places 360 is what that taught. One app every venue shares, so a café does not need to persuade anyone to download a café app. The customer usually already has it because of the bakery down the road, and your card, your page and your menu are simply there the first time they tap.
The company.
Digit Places Limited
Registered in England and Wales, company number 13863363.
VAT
The company is VAT-registered, so every price is shown both ways: Regulars is £19 + VAT (£22.80 inc. VAT) a month, Growth is £59 + VAT (£70.80 inc. VAT), and the Free plan is £0.
One price per business
A plan covers every location you run. A second café is not a second subscription.
Where it runs
Hosted in London.
BUILT TODAY
What you can actually use.
All of this is in the app, on iPhone and Android, and in the business dashboard now.
- NFC tap-to-stamp with registered tag UIDs, per-card cooldowns, daily caps and server-side validation, with a PIN-authorised staff QR scan as the fallback.
- Stamp cards of any size, several milestones on one card, several cards per business, and rewards as a free item, a percent off or an amount off.
- Loyalty points on what customers spend, added by themselves on orders and by staff at the counter, with rewards priced in points.
- Menus and ordering that take real card payments: collection, eat-in with table numbers, delivery zones, advance orders with slots, tips and item-level refunds.
- Your own page in the app and on the web, built from blocks, with branding, opening hours and several locations, and a custom domain from Regulars.
- Welcome offers, standalone offers, subscriber offers, and stamp and basket promo codes.
- A team with owner, manager and staff roles, PIN seats, and an employee time clock add-on with NFC check-in and timesheets.
- Dashboard analytics, and accountant CSV exports for transactions, menus and timesheets.
What isn’t here yet.
Three things people ask for that are not here yet. Bookings and reservations: coming soon, so for now a service business keeps whatever booking tool it already uses. Subscriptions and memberships: coming soon. A full customer-list export: transaction, menu and timesheet exports exist, and Branded app exports the customers who said yes to your marketing emails, but a list of every customer to take elsewhere does not.
Saying that plainly matters more than the list above it. Every vendor has a feature list and they are cheap to write. The gaps are what you would otherwise find in week three, after the tags are on the counter and the menu is typed in. If one of those four is the thing you actually need, it is better for both of us that you know now rather than then.
Tags are worth one more line. Every paid plan comes with one, free, and on Branded app it carries your own design. On the Free plan, and for any more, a tag is £9 + VAT. You register one by tapping it in the app.
FROM THE FOUNDER
Why a shared app.
I spent a few years building a separate app for each venue, and even the good ones kept failing at the same point: asking someone to install something for one café.
A shared app moves that cost off your counter. Your brand is still the loud thing on your own page; the only thing you give up is owning the download, and I think that is the right trade for a small business. This is a young product with real gaps, which is why they are listed above rather than left for you to find.
Vlad Selitbovskyi, founder, Places 360.
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