MetriCup

Your coffee shop data,
finally making sense.

MetriCup connects Square POS, labor timesheets, loyalty, and online channels into one dashboard — so you can run your shop on numbers, not guesswork.

A real MetriCup dashboard — multi-location specialty coffee data

What MetriCup Surfaces

The data your POS doesn't show you

Plan the next 14 days: revenue, staffing, and efficiency — per location

MetriCup forecasts daily revenue and order volume for the next two weeks using a three-layer model: a same-day-of-week baseline, per-location holiday adjustments, and weather-based corrections. That forecast drives recommended staffing hours — so managers schedule to demand, not habit. Then the loop closes: see how accurately each location was staffed and refine from there.

  • Baseline from median of last 4 same-day-of-week sales — holiday periods excluded automatically
  • Per-location holiday factors — Downtown loses 81% on Presidents Day, Market Square gains 34%
  • Weather sensitivity calibrated per store — walk-up locations and indoor cafés respond very differently
  • Recommended staffing hours built directly from forecasted demand, not last cycle's schedule
  • Staffing accuracy score: how closely scheduled hours matched actual demand — post-shift, per location
MetriCup 14-day revenue and staffing forecast dashboard

Labor efficiency you can actually act on

Beverage-focused cafés typically target $80–120 in sales per labor hour — though the right number depends on your model. A full-service shop with a kitchen and wait staff will run lower. MetriCup shows your SPLH and OPLH by store and by day so you can benchmark against yourself, not a generic industry average.

  • SPLH (Sales Per Labor Hour) — the gold standard for labor efficiency
  • OPLH (Orders Per Labor Hour) — throughput vs. ticket size, separated
  • Staffing accuracy score: how closely scheduled hours match demand
  • OPLH vs. Tip % scatter — see where throughput starts hurting satisfaction
Coffee Shop Labor Cost: What the Number Should Be →
MetriCup SPLH and OPLH labor efficiency dashboard

Customer retention without a loyalty app

MetriCup uses card fingerprinting to classify every card-tap transaction — ~96% of revenue — as New or Returning, with no checkout friction required. You'll finally know whether growth is coming from acquisition or retention.

  • New vs. Returning customer split across all locations (~96% of card-tap revenue tracked automatically)
  • Average ticket (AOV) and customer lifetime value (CLV)
  • Loyalty program penetration: % of transactions from known customers
  • Monthly acquisition and cumulative loyalty customer growth
MetriCup customer retention dashboard

Customer satisfaction, connected to your operations

MetriCup pulls your Google and Yelp reviews into the same dashboard as your SPLH and staffing data — so you can see whether efficiency improvements are helping or hurting the customer experience.

  • NPS score and average star rating (Google + Yelp) over time
  • Sentiment distribution: positive, neutral, and negative review breakdown
  • NPS vs. SPLH scatter — does running lean hurt your reviews?
  • Rolling 6-month trend so short-term noise doesn't distort the picture
MetriCup customer reviews and sentiment dashboard

Sales intelligence across every location

See net sales, transaction volume, same-store comps, and revenue by channel — all in one view. Compare locations side by side, spot which stores are growing, and drill into the days where something went wrong.

  • Same-store comps (the industry-standard multi-unit metric)
  • Revenue breakdown by POS, Square Online, Craver, and DoorDash
  • Period-over-period and year-over-year comparisons
  • Tipping by channel — DoorDash tips average 0.4%, in-store averages 12%
MetriCup sales comps dashboard

Ready to see your data?

MetriCup is in early access. Drop your info and I'll reach out to get your shop connected.

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