Independent restaurants

You wear every hat.Not this one.

Snag reads your supplier invoices, flags price jumps, and shows where the money goes.

Invite only. 30 NYC restaurants.

Sound familiar?

  • Invoices pile up on the prep table

    Three to six suppliers, paper from every delivery, and no bookkeeper to type it all in.

  • Prices creep up and nobody notices

    A case costs a little more than last time. Nobody checks, and over a month it adds up.

  • No time to compare suppliers

    Someone probably sells it for less. Finding out who, item by item, is one more job.

How it works

From paper to prices

  1. Snap the invoice

    Take a photo when the delivery comes in, with the Snag iPhone app or your phone's browser. PDFs work too.

  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 prices and spend

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

Price jumps

Catch the price creep

Snag compares each price with what you paid last time. When something jumps 10% or more, it goes to the top of your dashboard.

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

Reports

Where the money went

See what you spend with each supplier and on each category. On paid plans, look back month by month and get the report by email.

August spend$18,420
Protein$6,940
Produce$4,212
Dairy$2,905
Dry goods$2,388
Paper$1,975

Common questions

Something else? support@snag.gold

No. If you can take a photo of an invoice, you can use Snag. It reads the invoice for you, and you check the lines before you approve it.

That works. Snag reads whatever invoices you have and keeps track of what you pay, supplier by supplier.

Yes. Snap invoices with the Snag iPhone app, or upload photos and PDFs from the browser on any phone or computer.

Yes, on paid plans. Approved invoices go to QuickBooks Online as bills, with the original invoice attached.

Snag checks its own math. On every line, quantity times price has to match the amount, and the lines have to add up to the invoice total. Anything that doesn't add up is flagged for you to review.

One less hat to wear.