Stop working out hours on a Sunday night. Staff clock in with their phone, the pay week adds itself up, and your menu boards change from wherever you are.
No setup fee. No long contract. Cancel whenever you like.
Per shop, billed monthly. £8 a week is less than one hour of one person's wages at the £12.71 minimum.
Next week's rota, built once and published to every phone. The hours and what they cost add up as you go, so you know the wage bill before the week starts rather than after it.
None of this is the job you opened a shop to do.
Written out on paper, photographed, sent to a WhatsApp group, then changed twice before Friday. Nobody is sure which version is real.
Counting hours off a paper sheet, trying to remember who came in late and who stayed to close, then working out what everyone is owed.
Prices went up in March. The board above the counter still says the old ones, because changing it means a trip to the printers.
Take one or take both. The price is per shop, so it never goes up when you hire.
Rota, clock-in, hours and pay — from the shift being planned to the payslip being issued.
£26 a month, billed monthly
Your menus, offers and photos on the screens above the counter — changed from your phone.
£13 a month, up to 4 screens, then £1/week each
Put the lunch menu up at eleven and the evening one at five, on their own. Run an offer across every screen in every shop with two taps. No printers, no laminator, no waiting.
Each screen can show something different — the menu above the counter, drinks by the fridge, an offer in the window.
How FireSign works
A £30 Fire TV Stick behind any screen you already own.
Fire Suite runs our own three takeaways every day. Not a customer case study, because we'd rather show you the real thing.
Most rota apps charge for each member of staff, so the bill goes up the moment you take someone on. Ours doesn't. Hire five people for the summer and you pay exactly the same.
FireAttend £26/mo.
Deputy £36 + VAT · Planday £29.90 · RotaCloud £29
FireAttend £26/mo.
Deputy £72 + VAT · Planday £59.80 · RotaCloud £58
FireAttend £26/mo.
Deputy £108 + VAT · Planday £89.70 · RotaCloud £87
Each competitor's cheapest plan that includes clock-in, at its published monthly rates, checked 15 October 2026: Deputy Lite (£3.60 per user, plus VAT), Planday Starter (£2.99 per user) and RotaCloud Standard with Time & Attendance. Their headcounts include managers. FireAttend has no VAT to add. How many people you employ is none of our business.
Three times the per-shop price — £24 a week for both apps, billed as one monthly bill of £104. One login covers all of them, and staff who work across shops are one person, not three.
For FireAttend, no — staff use their own phones. For FireSign you need a screen and a Fire TV Stick or Android TV box, about £30 each. You probably already have the screens.
FireSign is 14 days with no card. FireAttend is 60 days and we do ask for a card up front — two months of real support is a lot to give away, and you can cancel any time inside the trial without being charged.
It stays yours. We hold it to run the service for you and nothing else — we don't sell it, and we don't use it to train anything. Wage records and right-to-work documents are kept encrypted and backed up in three places. See our privacy notice.
Any time, from inside the app. No notice period and no cancellation fee. You can export your pay records before you go.
SafeerTec Ltd, a UK company. Fire Suite was built for our own takeaways first, which is why it works the way the trade actually works — pay weeks, late closes, people covering across shops.
Start with FireSign for a fortnight, or take FireAttend for two months and run some real pay weeks. If it doesn't save you the Sunday night, don't keep it.
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