Freecost
6.3#18 in restaurant recipe costing softwareFree planFree planAndroidWeb
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What both publish
| Fact | Freecost | Galley |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The pricing page states CSV and Excel import; the pages reviewed do not list other product integrations. | Listed integrations include Square, Snowflake, HubSpot, Nutrislice, DateCodeGenie, NiceLabel, Leanpath, Topanga, Caterease, Total Party Planner, Curate, ChouxBox, and MarketPro. |
| Recipe costing | It calculates food-cost percentages for recipes and menu items automatically. | The platform derives recipe costs from ingredients, sub-recipes, yields, and vendor prices, and updates costs when prices change. |
| Security | The privacy policy says data is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.2+ and at rest with Supabase AES-256 disk encryption; database row-level security is enforced. | Galley describes its platform as having enterprise-grade administration and security, but the page does not specify certifications or compliance standards. |
| Support | The Google Play listing provides support email [email protected]. | Galley offers a Help Center with product tutorials, release notes, and advice from its team. |
Freecost plans
- FreeFree
Galley plans
- SMB Accelerator$99 a month
- Galley platformPriced on request
Pick Freecost if…
Freecost is suited to restaurant kitchen operators who need to track ingredient and recipe costs, inventory and waste. Its offline Android app may suit kitchens that need to count inventory without an internet connection.
Pick Galley if…
Galley is intended for high-volume onsite and contract foodservice operators, including corporate dining, campuses, healthcare, and multi-unit restaurant groups. It is best suited to teams planning menus, production, and recipe costs on desktop or tablet.