BatchBoost
7.9#1 in restaurant recipe management softwareFrom £15 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitBatchBoost vs Recipeasy
What both publish
| Fact | BatchBoost | Recipeasy |
|---|---|---|
| Labels | BatchBoost offers UK PPDS labels, UK Traffic Light nutrition labels, and US FDA Nutrition Facts panels. | Recipeasy prints back-of-house stock labels with details such as who made a recipe, when it was made, and its expiration. |
| 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 maker says data is stored on Amazon Web Services, passwords are not stored in plain text, and data is encrypted in transit; support staff can access the underlying database for maintenance. |
| Support | Capterra lists email/help-desk, FAQ/forum and knowledge-base support, with documentation and videos for training. | Recipeasy offers email support and no-charge callback phone support, and says email creates a service ticket for tracking. |
BatchBoost plans
- FreeFree
- Grow£15 a month
- Standard£30 a month
- Premium£60 a month
- CustomPriced on request
Recipeasy plans
- Recipeasy Subscription - Education / Tax Exempt$30 a month
- Recipeasy Subscription - Home$30 a month
- Recipeasy Subscription$40 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 Recipeasy if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.