Enter your email, or sign in with Google or Microsoft. You'll get an email with a link to your DishBooks database, where you'll add your organization name and one credit card. From there, connect your bank, POS, and other accounts to start seeing your numbers.
$175/mo per restaurant location, and $49/mo for any non-restaurant entity (holding, management, or payroll company).
The same features, every time. Every restaurant location includes the full feature set — nothing to unlock by upgrading.
No — there's no implementation fee. You get started by connecting your accounts and vendors, typically within days, not weeks.
Yes. If you cancel partway through a billing month, you'll keep access through the end of that month — there's no refund for the current month, but you won't be billed again going forward.
You're charged based on how many locations and entities you've added, and billed again on that same date every month after.
Yes — every account starts with a one month free trial.
No — each entity inside your master DishBooks database is billed to one credit card of your choosing.
DishBooks has Tech Support for troubleshooting, and Dex AI can answer many how-to questions right in the app. There are also step-by-step demo videos for connecting your bank, POS, paying bills, and more.
Yes. After you sign up, our onboarding team follows up by email, and a dedicated onboarding specialist is available for virtual support as you connect your bank, POS, and credit cards.
Dex is DishBooks' built-in AI assistant. In addition to Dex AI acting as your accounting assistant, you can ask it plain-language questions — "How do I pay a bill?" or "How do I download my P&L?" — and Dex AI walks you through it.
Yes. You have 60 days after your final billing period to export your financial data and reports. After that window, your database is permanently deleted.
Payments and bank connections are processed through Stripe.
No — DishBooks is your accounting system, not your POS. It connects to your POS (Toast today) to pull in sales data automatically, so your financials stay current without replacing the system your team already runs on the floor.
Generic accounting software tracks income and expenses for any small business. DishBooks is built specifically around restaurant numbers — prime cost, COGS by category (protein, produce, dairy, beverage), fiscal calendar accounting, invoice approval and bill pay, and multi-location reporting — so operators see what actually drives their margins without rebuilding a chart of accounts or report set to get there.