Walk-ins take a place in line from their own phone, watch a live estimate, and step away until it’s nearly their turn. Your staff run the whole queue from one screen.
The walk-out, the interruption and the buzzer drawer are all the same problem wearing different clothes: the wait is invisible to everyone standing in it.
What a walk-in actually does, from the counter to the chair.
Configure it once, then run every day from whatever screen is already at your counter.
If your customers arrive without an appointment and wait their turn, QueueDrop fits the way you already work.
Staff seats are not metered. Charging per person would punish you for putting more staff on the floor, which is exactly when a queue needs the most help — and every extra member of staff makes the estimates better, not more expensive.
Prices in Australian dollars, and only for the business — your customers never pay anything to join or use the queue. QueueDrop is in pilot, so pricing is not final — it settles once enough businesses have run real queues on it and told us what it is worth. Nobody gets billed by surprise.