Forecasts upcoming sales
A daily sales forecast built from your own history, with seasonality, weather and local events taken into account.
Labor Forecaster & Staffing Planner
Reduce restaurant labor costs by scheduling to the sales that are actually coming. A daily sales forecast becomes sales-per-labor-hour (SPLH) labor-hour targets and a staffing plan by day and hour, emailed to you before you write the schedule.
90% forecast accuracy$799 setup$75/monthCancel anytime
Restaurant labor cost goes up when the schedule ignores demand: too many people on a slow Tuesday, too few on a busy Saturday. The planner connects each step so the schedule follows the forecast.
Expected sales for each upcoming day, from your history, seasonality, weather and local events.
The sales per labor hour that hits your target labor cost percentage.
Expected sales divided by the SPLH target: the hours you can schedule.
Those hours allocated by day and hour, in a PDF emailed before you schedule.
Fewer overstaffed shifts, especially on slow days, without guessing.
Example week
Forecast sales ÷ SPLH target = labor hours
Sample numbers to show the math, not a client's results.
| Day | Forecast sales | SPLH target | Labor hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | $2,400 | $60 | 40 |
| Tue | $2,100 | $60 | 35 |
| Wed | $2,700 | $60 | 45 |
| Thu | $3,000 | $60 | 50 |
| Fri | $4,500 | $60 | 75 |
| Sat | $4,800 | $60 | 80 |
| Sun | $3,600 | $60 | 60 |
| Week | $23,100 | $60 | 385 |
Case study evidence
Measured against actual daily sales at a restaurant I run: on an average day, the forecast landed within about 10% of what the restaurant actually sold (a 10.2% mean absolute percentage error, or MAPE). Your results depend on how clean and complete your sales history is, so I check your data before quoting.

Restaurant labor forecasting that runs on its own and lands in your inbox.
A daily sales forecast built from your own history, with seasonality, weather and local events taken into account.
Expected sales are converted into the labor hours that fit your sales per labor hour target.
Hours are spread across the days and hours where the sales are expected.
A PDF planning report is emailed automatically every week, before you write the schedule.
Labor Forecaster & Staffing Planner
Setup builds the forecast and staffing planner around your sales history. The monthly plan keeps the weekly forecast and planning report coming. No contract, cancel anytime.
At a restaurant I run, the daily forecast was 90% accurate across 48 forecast days (a 10.2% MAPE): on an average day it landed within about 10% of actual sales. Your accuracy depends on how clean and complete your sales history is, so I check your data before quoting.
Sales per labor hour: your sales divided by the labor hours worked. Pick the SPLH target that fits your labor cost goal, and expected sales tell you how many labor hours you can schedule.
Your own daily sales history, seasonality, weather and local events.
The planning report is emailed to you automatically as a PDF every week, before you write the schedule. It shows expected sales, labor-hour targets and how labor is allocated by day and hour.
$799 setup + $75/month. No contract, cancel anytime.
Send me your recent daily sales and I'll tell you how well it can be forecast and what labor targets it would produce.