Put a date on the feature you need.
Turn any feature request into a committed delivery date. You pay for priority and certainty — we build it to the deadline and ship it into the product everyone uses.
We've always built what you asked for. You just never got a promise of when.
Food Market Hub has shipped a lot of customer-requested features. What you never got was a promise of when — and what we never got was paid for the queue-jump. Fast Track formalises both sides: your payment buys a deadline. Everything else about how you raise a request stays exactly the same.
A date — and nothing you don't need.
From request to delivered — in seven steps.
Free requests still ship. Fast Track buys the date.
Fast Track isn't a paywall on the roadmap — it's the only way to buy a date.
One lump sum. From USD 300, no maximum.
Designed to keep the incentive clean.
Everything about Fast Track.
Who can request a Fast Track?
Any customer, any request — including a feature only you would use. There's no "must benefit multiple clients" test. Seriousness is proven by payment, not by how many others vote for it.
What does my payment actually buy?
A deadline. We commit to a delivery date. The feature still ships into the main product — the fee buys priority and certainty, not ownership or exclusivity.
How much does it cost?
A negotiated lump sum per request, scoped from the engineering effort involved. Minimum USD 300, no maximum.
When do I pay?
A deposit when we commit to the work, and the balance on delivery.
Who decides if it goes ahead?
Product and engineering scope and price it; the CEO holds the final veto on every Fast Track. That protects roadmap coherence and engineering capacity.
Do I own the feature, or is it exclusive to me?
No. It ships to all customers. You're funding a date, not buying exclusivity.
Can I still get features built without paying?
Yes. Unpaid requests go into the normal backlog, where demand accumulates and the roadmap picks them up on merit — many ship that way. Fast Track is the only way to buy a date, not a paywall on the roadmap.
Is this how the whole roadmap works now?
No. Fast Track is never pitched; it's offered only when you ask for a feature and want it guaranteed. It's inbound only.
How do I start one?
Raise the request with your CX or BD contact and tell them you'd like it committed. We'll scope it, quote it, and take it from there.
The platform Fast Track builds on.
See the full platform overview →Food Market Hub is a back-of-house operating system for restaurants — ordering, receiving, invoicing, inventory, central-kitchen production, recipes and wastage, connected to the tools you already run.