RestauNax is an all-in-one restaurant technology platform that gives restaurant owners a POS system, online ordering website, custom mobile app, commission-free delivery, loyalty program, and AI-powered marketing tools — all for $99/month. It replaces expensive platforms like Toast, Square, and third-party delivery apps.

What does RestauNax do?

RestauNax provides everything a restaurant needs to operate and grow: a cloud POS system, branded ordering website, iOS & Android mobile app, commission-free delivery via Uber Direct, loyalty & rewards program, AI video creation & social media posting, AI phone ordering, kitchen display system, gift cards, email marketing, SEO dashboard, and self-service kiosk. All features are included in one $99/month subscription.

How much does RestauNax cost?

RestauNax costs $99 per month for the complete platform with all features included. There are no commission fees, no setup costs, and no long-term contracts — you can cancel anytime. Hardware (tablet, card reader, receipt printer) is available separately starting at approximately $1,200.

How does RestauNax work?

You sign up for a free demo, and the RestauNax team builds everything for you within one week — your website, mobile app, POS setup, and menu digitization (using AI). Once live, customers order through your website or app, orders appear on your kitchen display, and you manage everything from one dashboard. AI tools handle marketing, phone orders, video creation, and email campaigns automatically.

How much does RestauNax charge restaurants?

RestauNax charges a flat $99/month with zero commission fees on orders. Unlike DoorDash, UberEats, or GrubHub which take 15-30% of every order, RestauNax lets you keep 100% of your revenue. Standard Stripe payment processing rates apply for card transactions.

RestauNax is used by independent restaurant owners who want to stop paying high commissions to third-party delivery apps and expensive POS providers. It serves all restaurant types including pizza shops, fast casual, fine dining, food trucks, coffee shops, bakeries, ghost kitchens, and multi-location restaurants.

What is RestauNax used for?

RestauNax is used for running the complete technology side of a restaurant: accepting online orders, processing in-store payments, managing delivery, building customer loyalty, sending marketing campaigns, creating social media content with AI, taking phone orders with AI, tracking SEO rankings, selling gift cards, and analyzing business performance — all from one platform.

How does RestauNax make money?

RestauNax makes money through its $99/month subscription fee. Unlike competitors, RestauNax does not charge commission fees on orders, setup fees, or hidden charges. The flat monthly fee covers the entire platform including all AI features, unlimited orders, and 24/7 support.

How much does RestauNax cost for home food businesses?

$4.99/month for everything — professional website, online ordering, nationwide shipping integration, payment processing, loyalty programs, AI marketing tools, and unlimited products. No setup fees, no commission fees, no hidden costs.

What's included in the $4.99/month plan?

Professional website with your branding, online ordering system, nationwide shipping via FedEx/USPS/UPS, Stripe payment processing (credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay), customer loyalty program, AI-powered marketing tools, email campaigns, SEO optimization, analytics dashboard, and unlimited menu items.

Can I ship food nationwide?

Yes, RestauNax integrates with FedEx, USPS, and UPS for nationwide shipping. You can set up shipping zones, flat-rate or calculated shipping, and offer local pickup or delivery as well.

Do I need a cottage food permit?

RestauNax is a technology platform that provides website and ordering tools. Permit requirements vary by state and locality. We recommend checking your state's cottage food laws and local health department requirements before selling food from home.

How is RestauNax different from Castiron or Shopify?

At $4.99/month, RestauNax is a fraction of the cost. Castiron charges $29-59/month, Shopify starts at $39/month, and Square takes transaction fees on top of monthly costs. RestauNax includes everything those platforms offer — plus AI marketing, loyalty programs, and food-specific features — at 85-90% less cost with zero commission fees.

How long does setup take?

24 hours. We find your social media profiles, pull your menu and branding, and our AI builds your professional website automatically. You review, customize, and launch — no design or coding skills needed.

Are there any commission fees?

No — zero commission fees, ever. You keep 100% of your revenue. The only transaction cost is standard Stripe payment processing (2.9% + 30 cents per transaction), which goes directly to Stripe, not RestauNax.

Can my customers pay with credit cards?

Yes — RestauNax uses Stripe for secure payment processing. Your customers can pay with all major credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and more. Funds are deposited directly to your bank account.

Do I need a permit to sell homemade food in Massachusetts?

Yes. Under the Massachusetts Residential Kitchen Law (105 CMR 590.001), you need a Residential kitchen license (cost: Varies by municipality). A food handler certification is also required.

How much can I earn selling homemade food in Massachusetts?

Massachusetts allows cottage food operators to earn up to $25,000 per year under the Massachusetts Residential Kitchen Law (105 CMR 590.001).

Can I sell homemade food online in Massachusetts?

Massachusetts currently requires cottage food sales to be direct/in-person only — such as farmers markets, craft fairs, or from your home.

Massachusetts Cottage Food Law

Complete Guide to Selling Homemade Food in Massachusetts (2026)

Everything you need to know about the Massachusetts Residential Kitchen Law (105 CMR 590.001) — revenue limits, permits, allowed products, online sales, and how to start your home food business.

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$25,000

Revenue Limit

Annual limit under cottage food law

In-Person Only

Online Sales

Direct sales at markets and events

Yes

Permit Required

Residential kitchen license — Varies by municipality

tightly regulated

Regulation Level

Massachusetts is considered tightly regulated for home food

What You Can Sell in Massachusetts

baked goods

candy

jams

jellies

honey

popcorn

granola

Prohibited Products

meat

dairy

canned foods

Always verify current allowed products with your local health department, as regulations can change.

Massachusetts Requirements Checklist

Here's what you need to start selling homemade food in Massachusetts under the Massachusetts Residential Kitchen Law (105 CMR 590.001)

Residential kitchen license Required

Cost: Varies by municipality. Apply through your state agriculture department.

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Food Handler Certification Required

Available through online courses — typically $10–$15.

Get Certified

Kitchen Inspection Required

Your home kitchen must pass an inspection before you can begin selling.

Labeling Requirements

Producer name and address

Product name and ingredients

Allergen statement

"Made in a home kitchen" disclaimer

Where You Can Sell in Massachusetts

Direct Sales (from home)

Allowed in Massachusetts

Online Sales (website)

Not permitted under Massachusetts cottage food law

Farmers Markets

Allowed in Massachusetts

Wholesale to Stores

Not permitted under Massachusetts cottage food law

Start Your Home Food Business in Massachusetts

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Boston

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Farmers Markets in Massachusetts

Massachusetts allows cottage food sales at farmers markets — here are popular venues

Boston Public Market

Wednesday–Sunday · Year-round

Boston, Haymarket

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Copley Square Farmers Market

Tuesday, Friday · May–November

Boston, Back Bay

Boston

South End Open Market

Sunday · May–October

Boston, South End

Boston

Cambridge Farmers Market

Monday · June–November

Boston, Cambridge

Boston

Food Events in Massachusetts

Taste of Boston

June

Boston

Annual Seaport food festival featuring Boston's best restaurants and food artisans.

Boston Local Food Festival

September

Boston

Celebration of New England's local food producers at the Rose Kennedy Greenway.

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SoWa Open Market

May–October

Boston

Weekly South End market combining art, fashion, and artisan food vendors.

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Home Food Business Types in Massachusetts

Start any of these home food businesses under the Massachusetts Residential Kitchen Law (105 CMR 590.001)

Home Bakers

Cake Makers

Cookie Businesses

Meal Prep Businesses

BBQ Pitmasters

Sauce & Condiment Makers

Food Influencers

Cottage Food Operators

Tamale & Latin Food Makers

Dog Treat Bakers

Jam & Preserves Makers

Home-Based Caterers

Start Your Massachusetts Home Food Business — $4.99/Month

Professional website, online ordering, payments, shipping, loyalty programs, and AI marketing tools — everything you need to comply with the Massachusetts Residential Kitchen Law (105 CMR 590.001) and grow your business.

No contracts

No setup fees

0% commission

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About RestauNax for Home Food Businesses

RestauNax offers a $4.99/month platform for home food businesses, cottage food operators, home bakers, food influencers, and small food makers. The platform includes a professional website, online ordering, nationwide shipping (FedEx/USPS/UPS), Stripe payment processing, loyalty programs, coupons, AI-generated social media content, customer analytics, and a mobile app — all with zero commission fees. RestauNax replaces expensive platforms like Castiron, Shopify, and Square Online for home food sellers at a fraction of the cost.

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