CaterOps
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VisitCaterOps vs Toast
What both publish
| Fact | CaterOps | Toast |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The Enterprise plan includes custom integrations; the pricing page does not name specific integrations. | Toast says its platform has 200+ integrations and its partner directory describes integrations with restaurant software through its API. |
| Intended users | CaterOps describes itself as made for caterers and says it was built by people with event-day catering experience. | Toast's pricing page describes Starter Kit as intended for single-location restaurants, while Build Your Own is described for restaurants ready to use the full platform. |
| Purpose | CaterOps manages catering back-of-house operations, including inquiries, BEOs, prep lists, and floor plans. | Toast is a connected platform designed to help restaurants run operations, payments, online ordering, marketing, team management, and other business workflows. |
| Support | CaterOps says every inquiry is answered within one business day, and Enterprise includes priority support. | Toast Care is included with every software subscription and is available 24/7/365 by phone or web messaging. |
CaterOps plans
- FreeFree
- Pro$3, paid once
- EnterprisePriced on request
Toast plans
- Starter KitFree
- Point of Sale$69 a month
- Build Your OwnPriced on request
Pick CaterOps if…
CaterOps suits catering businesses that need to coordinate inquiries, proposals, menus, floor plans, kitchen preparation, and staffing in one event workflow. Its client portal is useful for caterers who want clients to review proposals, select menus, arrange seating, and sign online.
Pick Toast if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.