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Kitchen Paging System

Kitchen Pagers That Tell Waiters Food Is Ready

A kitchen-to-waiter paging system for restaurants. Kitchen staff press a button and your servers feel it on their watch or belt pager, so orders go out faster and food arrives fresh and hot.

Chef preparing noodles in a restaurant kitchen

+15%

Staff productivity, with no more running back and forth to the kitchen

+20%

Customer satisfaction, and happy customers recommend you

400 m

Maximum transmitting range between the kitchen and your servers

Figures are SIGNALGRYD estimates.

How It Works

How a Kitchen Pager System Works

1

Alert Servers

When a dish is ready, the chef or kitchen staff press a button.

2

Receive Notification

Waiters are alerted on a belt pager or watch that food is waiting at the pickup counter.

3

Serve Food

Orders reach the table quickly, while the food is fresh and hot.

Service Request System

See how call buttons and staff pagers work together. Your kitchen uses the same system.

Products

Choose Your Series

Both series handle kitchen-to-floor paging. Not sure which fits? We’ll recommend one.

Receivers

Watch or Belt Pager for Your Servers?

Both alert servers the moment food is up. Choose what suits how your team works.

Wrist Pager

Worn like a watch. Servers feel the vibration and see the alert without reaching for anything.

Best for: servers carrying trays and plates

Belt Pager

Clipped to a belt or apron. It beeps and vibrates when an order is ready at the pass.

Best for: staff who prefer nothing on the wrist

Compare

Kitchen Pagers vs a Service Bell vs Calling “Order Up”

Three ways a kitchen tells servers food is ready.

MethodHow servers find outWho hears itDrawbacks
Calling out “order up”A shout from the passEveryone nearby, including dinersMissed when servers are on the floor
Service bell at the passA bell rings in the kitchenAnyone near the kitchenServers must be close enough to hear it
Kitchen pagersTheir wrist or belt pager beeps and vibratesOnly the server who is pagedPagers need recharging

Benefits

Why Kitchens Use Waiter Pagers

Waiter carrying a tray of drinks

Fast & Efficient Service

Pagers worn on the wrist or clipped to a belt let the kitchen summon servers without anyone leaving their post.

Plated dish served on a restaurant table

Deliver a Quality Experience

Serve food while it’s fresh and hot. Strong vibrations and beeps make sure servers notice every alert.

Chef standing at a kitchen doorway

Minimal Staff Training

An intuitive setup that new staff pick up in no time, with no internet connection required.

FAQ

Kitchen Pager System FAQs

Still Have a Question?

Send us a message and we’ll reply within 24 hours.

What is a kitchen pager system?

A transmitter in the kitchen and pagers for your servers. When a dish is ready, kitchen staff press a button and the server’s pager tells them to collect it.

Through a pager worn on the wrist or clipped to a belt. It beeps and vibrates to tell them an order is ready at the pickup counter.

Yes. With a keypad, kitchen staff can call each waiter’s pager individually at the press of a button.

No. The system is wireless and works on its own, with no internet connection required.

Digital renumbering lets you program pagers right from the charging station.

Yes. New pagers are paired to your system, which you can do yourselves with no software, and we’re happy to help.

Yes. It’s built for demanding environments: water and impact resistant, with rechargeable lithium-ion batteries.

Pricing depends on how many pagers and transmitters your team needs, so we quote for each kitchen. Tell us your quantities and we’ll send a quotation within 24 hours.

Usually about one week when the items are in stock, or up to two weeks when they need to be restocked.

Get a Quote for Kitchen Pagers

Tell us how many waiters need a pager, or ask which series fits. We reply within 24 hours.