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Foyer vs Kitchen.co

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Foyer

6.2#27 in customer portal softwareFrom $19 a month
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Kitchen.co

7.3#4 in customer portal softwareFrom $29 a month
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FactFoyerKitchen.co
IntegrationsFoyer’s app directory lists integrations including Calendly, Airtable, Notion, Microsoft Power BI, Jotform, Google Drive, Dropbox, Asana, and Jira.The integrations page lists Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Zapier, Stripe, Stripe ACH, PayPal, Square, Razorpay, and 2checkout, plus email forwarding and custom SMTP.
LimitsThe pricing page lists 50 client accounts on Standard, 500 on Premium, and 5,000 on Ultimate; Enterprise lists unlimited client accounts.The Free plan supports up to two internal users and includes 2 GB storage with a 500 MB per-file limit.
SecurityFoyer says organization data, including files, messages, and personal user data, is encrypted in transit and at rest.Kitchen.co states that connections use 256-bit SSL, it is Level 1 PCI compliant, and it does not store card numbers or payment tokens.
SupportThe company says personal customer support is included with all plans and offers onboarding assistance.The pricing page invites customers with questions to reach out to the Kitchen.co team.
TrialFoyer offers a 14-day free trial and says no credit card is needed.The 14-day trial includes access to all features and allows any number of team members without requiring a credit card.

Foyer plans

  • Standard$19 a month
  • Premium$39 a month
  • Ultimate$59 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Kitchen.co plans

  • FreeFree
  • Agency White-label$29 a month
  • Additional storage$30 a month
  • Lifetime$599, paid once

Pick Foyer if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick Kitchen.co if…

Kitchen.co suits agencies and service businesses that want a shared place for client work, communication, files, and billing. The company also identifies accounting and bookkeeping firms, freelancers, and law firms as intended users.

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