Toast Challenges FTC Lawsuit Over Application of Online Subscription Law to Restaurant Contracts

By Public Technologies
  • Toast plans to fight an FTC lawsuit filed today seeking to apply the Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act to restaurant customer agreements.
  • The company disputes the law's applicability, arguing no court has held that it covers negotiated business-to-business agreements.
  • Cooperation with the FTC review began in mid-2025, including efforts to resolve the matter without litigation.
  • Customer service, pricing and support remain unchanged, according to the company.


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