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Affordable Restaurant Management Software for Small Businesses

Affordable management software for a small restaurant is a till and a ticket, not an ERP. SpoonCub Standard is ₹399 a month.

Small businesses overbuy 'management' and then manage the software. Affordable means you still have time to cook.

Standard is ₹399 a month or ₹3,999 a year. It includes tables, parcel and checkout, GST breakup and payment modes, today's collection and summary, menu, staff roles and a device lock, and unlimited staff for one restaurant. A 7-day trial starts after email verification. No card is taken on this website. You pay later from the staff app.

What that money includes

  • One restaurant, staff logins included.
  • Tables, parcel takeaway, menu, checkout.
  • GST breakup if you configure it, and a UPI QR if you set a UPI ID.
  • Today's collection by payment mode.
  • No billing terminal and no per-waiter fee.

What it does not include

  • Inventory, kitchen display, or aggregator sync.
  • A forever-free tier. The trial ends.
  • A card checkout on this website. You pay from the staff app after the trial.

If affordable must include stock and three outlets, this price is the wrong comparison. You would be buying a different category.

Related: Restaurant management software in India.

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