CoreRail makes two products, built by an operator inside his own shops. Pick the one you need, or take both for $799 a month on Growth and up plans.
Schedules, checklists, recipes, messaging, inventory, and booking in one app on every staff phone. Setup is free: I load your data myself.
$149 to $559 a month · 14-day free trial
Runs every CR Coffee shift, every day. See what's in it.
Your website, built by hand and run for you, made to show up on Google and in AI answers. Your social posts become news stories and Google Business Profile posts by themselves.
$499 a month · site and marketing engine included
Runs crcoffeenola.com and strochmarket.com today.
Both together are $799 a month on the Growth and Pro tiers. That's $259 less than Pro plus Sites & Marketing bought separately.
Both are my operations. The software runs in the buildings I open every morning.
I also built the software that runs St. Roch Market. It deploys case by case: tell me about your operation and we'll talk through it.
Weekly vendor settlements from live Square data, with a portal where every vendor sees their own numbers. Settling 11 vendors every week since 2023.
Shift handoffs, checklists, and bar inventory that syncs against Square sales, so shrinkage shows up in days instead of months. Useful anywhere bottles get poured.
Everything I've made, the small stuff included. If it says live, you can open it right now.
I open the building, pull the Square reports, and write the code. When something breaks during service, I'm the one it breaks on.
The Coffee Shop Portal runs $149 to $559 a month by locations and team size, with a 14-day free trial. Sites & Marketing is $499 a month. Both together are $799 a month on the Growth and Pro tiers. A Starter shop does better buying the two separately, and I will tell you so. Custom one-off projects get a written proposal with the scope, timeline, and price in one place.
The two products are subscriptions, because they have to stay running, updated, and supported. Anything custom I build outside them, like a standalone website project, is yours outright: the code, the domain, the content.
No. Messy is normal. Send your schedule, recipes, suppliers, and counts in any form they exist and I load everything myself, free. You get a working system on day one.
Yes, and that's the point. The software gets tested against a real service rush every day before it ever gets to you. When you call, you get the person who builds it and uses it.
That's the core of it. CoreRail is built on the Square platform: live sales data, labor, loyalty, and payments. If you're on Square, most of the wiring already exists.
Every system I build starts with a problem an operator is already living with. Bring yours.
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