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Best Restaurant POS Under ₹1,000 per Month

Under ₹1,000 a month includes SpoonCub Standard at ₹399 a month, or ₹3,999 for the year.

The cap is high enough that you can accidentally buy a complex POS. Do that only if you will use the extra.

Standard is ₹399 a month or ₹3,999 a year. Both are under ₹1,000 a month. The plan includes tables, parcel and checkout, GST breakup and payment modes, today's collection and summary, menu, staff roles and a device lock. 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.

Stay with SpoonCub under this cap when you want the leftover money to stay in the restaurant. Step up toward ₹1,000 when aggregators or stock are real. The annual alternatives are on the pricing section.

Related: Restaurant software under ₹1,000 a month.

Start a free trial or talk to us. The live plan is on the pricing section.

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