Tiers gate by how many data sources you've connected. More sources, deeper synthesis, bigger catches.
Think of Syphor as the analyst who comes in early, reads everything you run, and hands you the three things worth your attention. With confidence scores. With the math. You'll know what to trust and what to verify. The decisions stay yours — we just make the reading easier.
Syphor is intelligence, not infrastructure. Your POS is mission-critical; we're the analyst that reads from it.
Monthly: the prices above. Cancel any time with 30 days written notice. No commitment past 30 days. Annual prepay: 12% off every monthly rate, paid upfront for the year. You commit, we discount — same product, same access, same everything else. No refund language to argue about — annual is a 12-month commitment, monthly is no commitment.
Move the sliders to match your business. Recovery rates from neutral industry sources — never vendor case studies.
The calculator multiplies your annual revenue by published industry recovery rates, then scales each line item by how many of your data sources Syphor is reading. The fewer sources connected, the less we can catch.
Labor optimization (1.7% of revenue). Schedule-vs-demand mismatches, overtime spikes, idle hours in slow shifts. Rate from BLS labor productivity surveys and NRA Operations Report. Partial detection with POS alone; full detection requires schedules.
Food cost variance catch (1.3% of revenue). Invoice mismatches, portion drift, supplier substitutions caught the day they appear — not at month-end. Rate from Black Box Intelligence operator benchmarks. Requires invoicing or inventory beyond POS — zero detection at one source.
Inventory shrinkage catch (0.7% of revenue). Theft, spoilage, breakage, and count drift — the losses that usually only surface at quarterly inventory. Rate from NRA Operations Report inventory benchmarks. Requires inventory or invoicing connections.
Void / comp / refund anomalies (1.24% of revenue). Patterns in voids, comps, and refunds that point to shrinkage, training gaps, or system abuse. Rate from NRA Operations Report. Mostly detectable from POS alone; deepens with review and reservation data.
Guest experience retention (2.8% of revenue). Review-trend deterioration and repeat-visit decline — the quiet revenue loss from dissatisfaction that never gets reported. Rate from Skift Research and AHLA loyalty studies. Requires reviews + reservations to detect.
Cross-property playbook lift (1.8% of revenue). What's working at your best site applied across the others. Scales linearly with sources connected. Zero if you operate one property — there is nothing to compare against.
Competitive pricing intelligence (0.7% of revenue). Pricing-power capture from competitor menu monitoring, review benchmarking, and market positioning. Rate from McKinsey pricing optimization studies and NRA pricing benchmarks. Requires at least three connected sources before competitor signal becomes reliable.
Tool & analyst replacement ($15K per property, fully detected with 4+ sources). What you don't pay for once Syphor is in: fractional analyst time, BI/dashboard licenses, and GM hours spent assembling reports manually. Sourced from BLS occupational salary data and published BI tool pricing. Solo operators avoid less tooling spend; the figure scales with property count.
Caveats. Year-one figures assume your integrations land in the first 60 days and your team acts on the Briefs. Actual recovery depends on integration depth, time to onboard each data source, and operator follow-through. These are estimates, not promises — the performance guarantee above is the promise.
All figures cited from neutral industry organizations — NRA, AHLA, STR, BLS, Black Box Intelligence, Skift Research. Never vendor case studies. Operators trust the math when the sources don't have a horse in the race.