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$100 a year. You decide what's shown on the page, build the menu out of your customers' photographs, and can sponsor one of their plates into the feed around you.

It renews each year at the same price until you tell us to stop. Email 13rt.com@gmail.com and we'll end it — you keep the page until the year you've paid for runs out.

We check the place is real before the payment link appears — that is the only thing we check, and it is the only reason anybody is turned away. If you're not the owner or someone acting for them, you lose the page, the account and the payment. It isn't refundable.

Every plate carries a small Saucer badge. Save and share them wherever you like — your social media, your website — that is free and always will be.

Hand this to your server

Only the restaurant has this code. It clears this one discount — nothing else on your account.

Your restaurant's code

Your staff type this on a guest's phone to clear a discount. One code for the whole restaurant — they need no account and nothing installed.

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Change it when someone leaves. Guests see it typed, so it gets around on its own eventually.

Edit dish

Blank is not the same as free — it means no price shown for this dish.

Blank leaves it alone. 40 is the default and covers a dining room; raise it for a big room, an off-centre pin, or a car park people wait in. The phone's own margin of error is added on top, so the real circle is always wider than this.

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It opens full screen, with no browser bar — and the camera is one tap from the plate in front of you.

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Tell us what's wrong. We don't show the author who reported them.

Blocking hides you from each other and unfollows you both.

Pick your handle

How people find you and follow you — your address on Saucer. Letters, numbers and underscores, and you can change it later in Edit profile.

Not on Saucer? Text them a link — it opens on what's being eaten near them.

A résumé for your taste in food. Only what you put here is shown to anyone.

The résumé

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Everything is off until you turn it on. What's off is still collected for you — you'll find it under Your record.

Sponsor this plate

One hour on the feed around you, credited to the diner who shot it — and they get a code to bring back. It enters at the top, then every ten minutes the sponsored plates are re-ranked on the likes they just earned.