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Best Restaurant POS Under ₹500 per Month

SpoonCub is under ₹500 a month: Standard at ₹399, or ₹3,999 for the year. See the pricing section.

Under ₹500 a month is enough for staff ordering at one restaurant. It is not enough for a hardware POS plus modules, and those quotes usually break the cap once installation is added.

Standard is ₹399 a month or ₹3,999 a year. Both stay under ₹500 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.

Ask whether the vendor bills monthly or once a year. SpoonCub offers both. Budget the monthly price, or the annual price in the renewal month. The live figures are on the pricing section.

Related: Restaurant software under ₹500 a month.

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

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