
BatchBoost
7.9#1 in restaurant recipe management softwareFrom £15 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | BatchBoost | RecipeStandard |
|---|---|---|
| API | The developer page describes a REST API and MCP server available on Standard and above. | The site describes a REST API with bearer-token authentication and eight endpoints for recipes, ingredients, scaling, and locations. |
| Integrations | Square POS is supported, and BatchBoost Connect exchanges production data with supply-chain partners. | The site says its API can integrate with POS systems, inventory management software, and kitchen display systems. |
| Plan limits | The free plan has 2 users, 5 recipes, and 0 sites; Grow has 2 users, 50 recipes, and 1 site; Standard has 3 users, 100 recipes, and 2 sites; Premium has 5 users, 150 recipes, and 3 sites. | Starter is limited to 15 recipes, one location, and one user; Growth allows 100 recipes, one location, and three users. |
| 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 site claims 256-bit AES encryption, SOC 2 Type II compliance, and GDPR readiness, and says recipe data is not shared with third parties. |
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.
It suits restaurant teams that need to standardize recipes, track ingredient costs, or coordinate updates across locations. The free plan may fit a single user managing a small recipe set.