BatchBoost
7.9#1 in restaurant recipe management softwareFrom £15 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitBatchBoost vs Cucinovo
What both publish
| Fact | BatchBoost | Cucinovo |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Square POS is supported, and BatchBoost Connect exchanges production data with supply-chain partners. | The privacy policy describes an optional Gmail connection for sending emails through a user's own inbox, with OAuth tokens encrypted using AES-256-GCM. |
| Recipe costing | Ingredient price changes automatically update recipe cost per batch and per unit. | It calculates ingredient, batch and per-portion costs and updates those figures when ingredient prices change. |
| Security | The security article says the service uses Supabase with row-level security, secure expiring session tokens, TLS in transit, and cloud encryption at rest. | The privacy policy lists TLS in transit, encryption at rest, bcrypt password hashing, HTTP-only JWT cookies, CSRF protection, CSP nonces, and role-based access control among its security measures. |
| Support | Capterra lists email/help-desk, FAQ/forum and knowledge-base support, with documentation and videos for training. | The maker invites users to contact its team for product questions, spreadsheet migration help, and kitchen operations discussions. |
BatchBoost plans
- FreeFree
- Grow£15 a month
- Standard£30 a month
- Premium£60 a month
- CustomPriced on request
Cucinovo plans
- FreeFree
- Plus€7 a month
- Starter€24 a month
- Pro€66 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick BatchBoost if…
It suits small food producers and kitchens that need recipe costing, production tracking, or allergen and label tools. Teams needing stock and event planning can look at paid plans.
Pick Cucinovo if…
Cucinovo suits home cooks who want to organize recipes, plan meals, and build combined shopping lists, as well as households sharing access across up to five users. Restaurants and multi-location groups may value per-portion costing, event planning, team roles, and location support.