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Most full-service restaurants run percentage or point based pools – servers tip out a fixed share to bar, bus, host, and runner. But the rates differ by role, by shift, sometimes by location, and sometimes by who's actually working that night. A bartender working a Saturday brunch isn't pulling the same tip share as a Friday dinner shift. A host covering the door at lunch shouldn't be pooled the same as a host juggling a mile-long wait list on a 10-top weekend.


In tip credit states, the math has to be airtight. If a server's hourly + tips falls below minimum wage, the employer makes up the difference – and that's only legal if the tip pool is structured correctly. Get it wrong and you're not just looking at angry servers. You're looking at wage theft exposure.
Ferry tracks tip credit rules across every state, applies them at the calculation layer, and produces an audit-ready record of every shift. If your CPA, your DOL inspector, or your franchise auditor asks for proof of compliant pooling, it's only a few clicks away.