Wireless call buttons for restaurants, bars and hotels.

Guests shouldn't have to wave to be seen. One press at the table, and your server's watch shows which table needs them.

  • 1-year warranty
  • FCC and CE certified
  • Water-resistant buttons
  • Free logo on every watch
  • Ships from Miami

What owners tell us, and how a call button fixes it.

We read what restaurant owners and servers say about running a floor. These are the problems that come up again and again, in their words, with what we can honestly do about each.

Paraphrased from posts by restaurant owners and servers. Not quotes from our customers.

  1. What owners tell us

    Guests sit there waving for fifteen minutes. My servers swear they never saw a hand.

    Guests shouldn't have to wave to be seen

    A raised hand only works if someone happens to be looking. On a full floor, nobody is looking at every table at once.

    Put a wireless call button on every table. One press and your server's L4 watch vibrates with the table number and how long the guest has waited. The button lights up, so the guest knows the call went through.

  2. What owners tell us

    Snapping, whistling, ‘excuse me!’ across the room. My staff hate it, and so does the next table.

    A polite way to call your server

    Most guests don't snap because they're rude. They snap because they have no other way to get your attention.

    A restaurant call button gives them one: a quiet press instead of a raised voice. Your server gets the call on the wrist and walks straight to that table.

  3. What owners tell us

    At 7:30 every table wants something at once, and my servers don't know who to go to first.

    When every table needs you, see who asked first

    A rush is the worst time to guess. A server pager system should tell your team who to go to next.

    Calls stack on the L4, one above another, each with its table number and a running wait timer. Your server takes the table that has waited longest, then the next. A call clears on its own after a few seconds, or the server clears it on the watch.

    The timer is there to help your team choose the next table. It isn't a scorecard.

  4. What owners tell us

    We tried tablets and QR codes on the tables. Our regulars hated it. They want a person.

    Keep the person. Lose the waving

    Plenty of owners have tried tablets, QR menus or handhelds at the table and watched their regulars push back. Most guests still want a real server.

    A table buzzer doesn't replace anyone. It asks nothing of the guest's phone: no app, no QR code, no sign-in. It just brings your server over when the guest is ready.

  5. What owners tell us

    Either nobody comes for twenty minutes, or someone checks in while I have a mouthful.

    Let the guest set the pace

    Check in too often and guests feel hovered over. Check in too little and they feel forgotten.

    With table call buttons, guests call when they're ready: the next round, the check, a question. Your servers still make their rounds. The button fills the gaps between them.

  6. What owners tell us

    Does it buzz one server or all of them? And can the kitchen use it to tell us the food's up?

    The right server, and the kitchen too

    Owners ask this first, and they're right to. A call everyone gets is a call nobody owns.

    The L4 sorts buttons into up to 10 groups, so your waiter call system follows your floor plan: each server's section goes to that server's watch. Put a button at the kitchen pass and the cook can call a server when the food is ready. You name the areas, so the watch shows Kitchen, Bar or Pool instead of a table number.

  7. What owners tell us

    Our patio and pool deck are huge. Will a call even reach my staff out there?

    Patio, pool deck, second floor: cover the whole place

    A wireless calling system is only as good as its reach. Each button reaches the L4 watch from 230 to 260 ft (70 to 80 m), depending on walls and layout.

    For a big patio, a pool deck or another floor, add a repeater: it extends coverage to about 3,000 ft. Buttons are water-resistant, and the watch can show Patio or Pool so your team knows where to go.

What a button won't fix.

Owners also tell us about short-staffed nights, labor costs, tips and online reviews. A call button doesn't solve those, and we won't tell you it does. What it does is simple: when a guest asks for help, the watch on your server's wrist shows it.

How it works.

  1. A guest presses the P1 call button beside the table 12 sign.

    Your guest presses the button

    One tap on the table button asks for assistance.

  2. A server's L4 watch displays a call from table 12.

    The call reaches your server

    The L4 watch vibrates and shows the table number.

  3. The server assists the guest at table 12.

    Your server comes to help

    They know which table needs them and provide assistance.

Pick a kit sized to your room.

Every kit pairs out of the box: table buzzers and staff watches, nothing else to set up. Add single pieces any time.

P1 call button (black)L4 smartwatch

Medium kitUp to 20 tables

  • P1 call button × 20$700.00
  • L4 staff watch × 4$840.00
  • Your logo on every watchFree

Subtotal$1,540.00

Kit discount−$154.00

Total$1,386.00

Plus sales tax

Customize

Kits ship with black P1 buttons. Want red R1 or a mix? Customize the kit.

Set up your first table.

Keep your watch and buttons beside you. Follow every key press in our video guide, then try it on your own kit.

  • Pair buttons with the L4 watch.
  • Give each table a number or a name.
  • Rename, remove and label your buttons.

Not sure what you need?

Draw your room or answer four questions. We size the kit for you.

Or pick single pieces.

  • P1 call button (black)

    $35.00Plus sales tax

    In stock · ships from Miami, FL

  • R1 call button (red)

    $35.00Plus sales tax

    In stock · ships from Miami, FL

  • L4 smartwatch

    $210.00Plus sales tax

    In stock · ships from Miami, FL

  • Repeater

    $250.00Plus sales tax

    In stock · ships from Miami, FL

Trusted on busy floors.

  • Marriott
  • Hilton
  • Omni Hotels & Resorts
  • Nobu Hotel Miami Beach
  • Fontainebleau Miami Beach
  • Buffalo Wild Wings
  • IHOP
  • Pizza Hut
  • Soya Sushi Bar
  • Paris 6
  • Josephine
  • La Casa de Toño
customers
1,600+
establishments
16,000+
countries
10+
serving venues since
2006

The Smart Call system is FCC and CE certified.

Questions owners ask.

The guest presses the button on the table and it lights up. The server's L4 watch vibrates and shows the table number and how long the guest has waited. The server walks over and clears the call on the watch, or it clears on its own after a few seconds.

Equipping a big venue or a group?

Tell us about your property. Sales builds a custom quote with volume pricing.