Cashless tipping in Seattle

A cashless, hospitality-forward city — tips move to the phone.

Seattle’s hotels, tours and famously service-driven culture serve tech-savvy locals and visitors who rarely carry cash.

ScanToTIP lets Seattle hotels, guides and salons accept tips with a quick scan. Free to start, no hardware, self-serve setup.

Where tips happen

Who accepts cashless tips in Seattle

Free to start, self-serve. Sign up yourself and create your first QR tipping code in minutes — no sales call, no contract.
No hardware. Print a code or show it on a stand. There is nothing to buy or install.
Guests pay by phone. Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card — ideal for Seattle visitors who rarely carry cash.
Every tip tracked. Tips reach the right person or team and are reported for easy payout.

New to cashless tipping? See how ScanToTIP works or compare it to other platforms.

They scan your ScanToTIP QR code with their phone and pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card — no app to download.

Nothing. ScanToTIP has a free plan; paid plans add more codes and sites at published per-code pricing.

No. ScanToTIP is QR-first and works with a printed code and the guest’s phone — nothing to buy or rent.

Free to start, no hardware, no contract. Set up your first code in minutes.

Encrypted & secureCard data handled by PCI-compliant processors — never stored on our servers.

Self-serve setupSign up yourself and create your first tipping code in minutes. No sales call.

No contractsStart free, upgrade anytime, cancel anytime. Transparent published pricing.

Every tip trackedEach tip is logged and shows up in per-staff tip reports.

Guests pay with Apple Pay

Visa · Mastercard · Amex