Chefy
6.7#8 in restaurant recipe costing softwareFrom $4 a monthFree planWeb
VisitChefy vs Cucinovo
What both publish
| Fact | Chefy | Cucinovo |
|---|---|---|
| Intended users | Chefy is built for hospitality venues, including kitchens, bars and multi-venue groups. | Cucinovo presents itself as serving home cooks, restaurants, and multi-location restaurant groups, with plans for both household and restaurant use. |
| Recipe costing | Chefy Core supports nested recipes, standard products, wastage recording and approval workflows. | It calculates ingredient, batch and per-portion costs and updates those figures when ingredient prices change. |
| Security | Chefy says traffic uses HTTPS/TLS, data is encrypted at rest, hosted in Australia and backed up automatically. | 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 | Chefy describes its support as local and invites users to book a demo to see the product with their menu and numbers. | The maker invites users to contact its team for product questions, spreadsheet migration help, and kitchen operations discussions. |
Chefy plans
- Chefy CoreFree
- Additional user$4 a month
- Modules$12 a month
- Organization admin$15 a month
- Additional venue$65 a month
Cucinovo plans
- FreeFree
- Plus€7 a month
- Starter€24 a month
- Pro€66 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick Chefy if…
Chefy suits hospitality venues, including kitchens, bars, and multi-venue groups, that need to track recipes, food costs, and margins. Its tools also suit teams that record prep, wastage, or stock counts on the floor.
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.