BatchBoost
7.9#1 in restaurant recipe management softwareFrom £15 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitBatchBoost vs Enplace
What both publish
| Fact | BatchBoost | Enplace |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Square POS is supported, and BatchBoost Connect exchanges production data with supply-chain partners. | The integrations page claims 112+ general-purpose tools are available out of the box and 114+ hospitality systems can be connected through paid custom integrations. |
| Product | BatchBoost is food production management software for artisan food producers, kitchens, packers, and small manufacturers. | Enplace combines restaurant recipes, food costing, prep lists, batch scaling and kitchen workflows in one platform. |
| Recipe costing | Ingredient price changes automatically update recipe cost per batch and per unit. | It calculates plate costs from ingredient prices, conversions, yields and sub-recipes, and updates costs 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 integrations page lists identity and security integrations including Okta, Microsoft Entra, Google Workspace, Clerk, Auth0 and 1Password. |
BatchBoost plans
- FreeFree
- Grow£15 a month
- Standard£30 a month
- Premium£60 a month
- CustomPriced on request
Enplace plans
- Single restaurantFree
- Multi-location groups$250 a month
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 Enplace if…
Enplace is aimed at independent restaurants, multi-location groups, chefs, kitchen managers, catering and production kitchens, lodges, and pubs or casual dining. It may suit teams that want recipe costing and prep workflows in one web platform.