Ghost kitchens

Thin margins.No surprises.

Delivery fees leave no room for price creep, so Snag reads every supplier invoice and flags the jumps.

Invite only. 30 NYC restaurants.

Sound familiar?

  • Fees come off the top

    Delivery fees take their cut first. A few cents more a pound can wipe out the margin on an order.

  • Price changes hide in the paperwork

    Suppliers raise prices a little at a time, on invoices nobody has time to read line by line.

  • No time to shop around

    Checking every supplier's price for the same item takes hours you'd rather spend on the line.

How it works

From invoice to price check

  1. Send in every invoice

    Snap paper invoices, upload PDFs, or on paid plans, have suppliers email them straight to Snag.

  2. Snag reads every line

    Items, quantities and prices come off the page, and the math on each line is checked. You look it over and approve.

  3. Watch your prices

    Price jumps go to the top of your dashboard, and Reports show what you spend with each supplier.

Price jumps

Know when a price moves

Snag compares each price with what you paid last time. A jump of 10% or more goes to the top of your dashboard, before it eats into your margin.

Price increases

Your dashboard

  • Roma Tomatoes+12%$25.45 to $28.50 a case
  • Baby Arugula+15%$7.17 to $8.25 for 2lb

Compared with what you paid last time

Suppliers

See who's really cheaper

Compare what suppliers charge for the same item, per unit. On paid plans, see what other NYC restaurants pay too.

Heavy Cream, 1qt

Baldor$4.89
Chefswarehouse$4.35

Switching saves $6.48 a week at 12 quarts.

Common questions

Something else? support@snag.gold

Yes. Snag tracks what your kitchen buys and pays, invoice by invoice, however many brands you cook for. It doesn't split costs between brands.

No. Snag works from your supplier invoices: what you buy and what you pay. It doesn't read orders or sales.

Yes. Add each kitchen as its own restaurant in Snag and switch between them from the menu.

Each time an invoice comes in, Snag compares its prices with what you paid last time. Jumps of 10% or more go to the top of your dashboard.

Catch the next price jump.