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Rostia gives small hospitality teams one place to plan the week, track every shift, and run payroll — without the spreadsheets or the group-chat scramble.
Built for the way small properties actually run
A colour-coded heatmap shows who’s on, who’s available and who’s live. Tap a cell to move someone from available to rostered — and the week falls into place in seconds.
A manager clocks staff in and out from the dashboard, or staff scan the kiosk’s daily QR code to sign themselves in. A live timer runs until clock-out and hours tally automatically — no rounding disputes, no paper timesheets.
Every tracked hour rolls up by person and by week. Review the audit, build a pay run, and generate payslips — then export in a format that’s ready to file.
The paper run-sheet, the sticky notes, the contacts book — Rostia keeps them in one place. Recurring checklists tick off each day, handover notes pass cleanly between shifts, and every key number is a tap away.
Every staff member gets a personal view — the week ahead, their own hours adding up as each shift ends, and shift swaps they can request from colleagues themselves.
No migration project, no onboarding calls. Three steps from sign-up to your first rostered week.
Invite people by email, or let them scan a team QR code. They create their own account and ask to join — you approve each one and set their role.
Tap cells to set who’s available and rostered across the week, then send each person their upcoming shifts as a reminder.
Staff scan the kiosk QR or a manager signs them in. Hours total automatically and roll straight into a pay run.
The day-to-day details that turn a roster into a smooth-running operation.
Keep shift talk in one place, not a noisy group thread.
Staff request a swap; managers approve it in a tap.
A shared screen at the desk — staff scan to sign in.
Notify the team of changes; staff get their own inbox.
A directory of staff & key numbers, one tap to call.
Owners, managers and staff each see the right view.
No app store needed — it just opens in the browser.
Easy on the eyes, whether it’s an early start or a late-night shift.
Made for variable shifts and casual rosters, not 9-to-5.
Pick the tier that fits your team. A seat is an assignable space, not a fixed account — when a casual moves on, free their seat and give it to the next hire. You only pay for the seats you keep open. Prices in NZD, plus GST.
Free forever for one team·30-day trial of every feature·No credit card
Straight answers on how Rostia works — no fine print.
No. Rostia runs in any phone browser — staff just open a link, save it to their home screen if they like, and they’re in. There’s nothing to install or update.
Two ways. A manager taps staff in and out from the dashboard, or staff scan the kiosk’s daily QR code in Rostia to sign themselves in — so every sign-in matches who’s really at the front desk. A live timer runs through the shift and hours total automatically.
Yes — it’s designed around variable, casual rosters for motels, B&Bs and holiday parks, not fixed 9-to-5 office shifts. The roster, sign-in and reporting are all shaped around how small properties really operate.
Yes. Tracked hours roll into a pay run you can review, generate payslip PDFs from, and export ready to file for payday. It’s built around how small properties actually run payroll — not a raw spreadsheet export.
Each property’s data is isolated to its own account. Staff only ever see their own shifts and hours; managers see their property. Nothing is shared between businesses.
Rostia has a Free tier forever — one team of up to 6 staff with the core roster and timekeeping tools. Every new account also gets 30 days with every paid feature switched on, no credit card. After that you stay on Free, or pick Standard (up to 2 teams / 12 staff) or Pro (up to 8 teams / 48 staff) to unlock the staff portal, kiosk QR, hours audit and payroll. A seat is an assignable space, so when a casual moves on you free their seat for the next hire — you only pay for the seats you keep open.
Start free today and roster your first calm week this afternoon.