#12SaaSUpdated September 4, 2026

PlatePassr, the browser-based kitchen display system · Updated September 4, 2026

How a KDS that sends tickets to the right station and paces courses so a whole table finishes together actually works, and what it costs.

On Friday, September 4, 2026, PlatePassr sits at #12 of 154 on premierdelaclasse.lol with $4 pledged, $1 behind FleetTendr.

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PlatePassr is a kitchen display system (KDS) that lives in a browser tab. Instead of a paper rail and an expeditor calling fire times by memory, it takes each order, sends every item to the station that cooks it, and holds courses on a timer so an entire table lands at once. The grill sees grill items, the fry station sees fry items, and the pass sees the whole table on a single screen. Because it runs in a browser, it works on the tablets and screens a kitchen already owns.

PlatePassr also appears on premierdelaclasse.lol, a satirical leaderboard where rank is bought rather than earned. There is no jury, no vote, and no tasting: a site places a bid, and that bid buys a place in the listing. PlatePassr holds the spot its bid pays for, and nothing on this page should be read as a verdict on the software or the food behind it. What follows is a plain description of what the product actually does.

What PlatePassr actually does

The product is built around three jobs. Station routing sends each ticket item to the correct cooking station based on how the menu is mapped, so nobody sorts tickets by hand. Course pacing releases appetizers, entrees, and later courses on timers or on an expediter command, which is meant to keep a table's plates arriving together instead of trickling out. The expo pass display gathers every open table and its outstanding items onto one screen for the person running the pass.

Taken together, that is the loop a busy service runs on: an order comes in, PlatePassr splits it across stations, times the courses, and shows the expeditor what is still open at a glance.

How the kitchen sees it

Each station gets its own cook screen showing only the items assigned to it, so a line cook is not scanning a full ticket to find their two things. PlatePassr also tracks cook time per station and keeps all-day item counts, so the kitchen can see how many of a dish are working across every open ticket. Bump and recall let a station clear a finished item and pull it back if something changes.

The whole thing is browser-based and runs on existing tablets or screens, so there is no dedicated hardware to buy before trying it. Course pacing can be set by party size, which is how PlatePassr aims to sync a large table without an expeditor tracking it in their head.

Who it is for

PlatePassr is aimed at restaurant kitchens across a range of sizes, from smaller single-station operations to multi-concept restaurants and commissary kitchens feeding several outlets. The people it is built for are expeditors, station cooks, and kitchen managers working high-volume service, the roles that live or die by whether tickets land in the right place at the right time.

If a kitchen is already coordinating courses on paper, sticky notes, or shouting, that is the workflow PlatePassr is designed to replace with a shared screen.

What it costs

PlatePassr publishes three monthly plans. Line is 49 dollars per month and covers up to 4 stations with basic course pacing. Service is 99 dollars per month and adds unlimited stations, timer and tap pacing, cook times, and bump and recall. Group is 199 dollars per month and covers multiple kitchens with cross-kitchen reporting and priority support.

All three plans include email support and a 14-day money-back guarantee, and the free trial does not require a credit card. Those are the figures the site lists publicly at the time of writing; check the pricing page for the current terms.

Frequently asked questions

What is PlatePassr's rank today?

As of September 4, 2026, PlatePassr sits at #12 (10 of 139 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with $4 pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.

How much to overtake FleetTendr today?

As of September 4, 2026, about $1 on top of PlatePassr's current total takes it past FleetTendr and up to #11. The board updates live with every payment.

What is PlatePassr?

PlatePassr is a browser-based kitchen display system (KDS). It routes each ticket item to the station that cooks it, paces courses on timers or an expediter command so a table finishes together, and shows every open table on a single expo pass screen.

Does PlatePassr need special hardware?

No. It runs in a browser, so it works on tablets and screens a kitchen already has. According to the site, the free trial does not require a credit card, so a kitchen can try it on existing devices first.

How much does PlatePassr cost?

The site lists three monthly plans: Line at 49 dollars (up to 4 stations, basic pacing), Service at 99 dollars (unlimited stations, timer and tap pacing, cook times, bump and recall), and Group at 199 dollars (multiple kitchens, cross-kitchen reporting, priority support). All include email support and a 14-day money-back guarantee.

What does PlatePassr's place on premierdelaclasse.lol mean?

premierdelaclasse.lol is a satirical leaderboard where rank is bought, not judged. PlatePassr holds the spot its bid pays for. It is not a review, a rating, or proof that the software is better or worse than any other tool.

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