Coffee shop owners who use Dripos, such as Revolución, want to offer their customers seamless experiences—whether they’re ordering at the counter, at a table, or at a pop-up event.

Stripe Reader S700 allowed users to run a custom POS app such as Dripos directly on the device.

“Now we can put all the things we have—including our loyalty program, receipts, and tipping—onto the reader. It’s basically like the register unit, but on the go,” said Avery Durrant, cofounder and co-CEO at Dripos.

With transactions continuing to move away from cash toward cards and mobile payments, SQUIRE needed a way to provide alternative payment methods.

SQUIRE added Tap to Pay and the Stripe Terminal SDK to let barbers accept contactless in-person payments, using only a compatible smartphone or tablet.

With Tap to Pay, barbers can process payments right on the devices they’re already using to run their businesses.

Dines realized that businesses using third-party systems for in-person ordering were experiencing a host of challenges, such as longer wait times for orders and more customer complaints.

Dines believed the best way to streamline operations and reduce the workload for operators was to process all payments through one service.

After introducing Stripe Terminal, Dines has seen a 150% increase in revenue per venue and is on track to achieve 4x year-over-year growth in transaction volumes.

atVenu found that its existing hardware did not work well in the kinds of temporary and transient environments its vendors often found themselves in.

Stripe Terminal offered a reliable way to make in-person card and contactless payments as smooth as possible in venues that may not have a roof, let alone a stable internet connection.

“The API can definitely handle the scope of our business,” said Derek Ball, atVenu’s cofounder and CEO. “In one night we’ll process over $10 million of volume through Stripe, without a hiccup.”