Galley
6.8#3 in restaurant back office softwareFrom $99 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitGalley vs Supy
What both publish
| Fact | Galley | Supy |
|---|---|---|
| API | Galley provides an open API that exposes recipes, ingredients, costs, menus, and nutrition data to other systems. | Open API endpoint access is listed as an add-on with pricing available on request. |
| Integrations | Listed integrations include Square, Snowflake, HubSpot, Nutrislice, DateCodeGenie, NiceLabel, Leanpath, Topanga, Caterease, Total Party Planner, Curate, ChouxBox, and MarketPro. | Supy connects with POS, accounting, ERP, online ordering, analytics, workforce management, nutrition management, and aggregator systems; its directory lists Foodics and Xero. |
| Security | Galley describes its platform as having enterprise-grade administration and security, but the page does not specify certifications or compliance standards. | Supy describes its security as bank-level and states 99.9% uptime; its terms also describe administrative, technical, and organizational measures to protect platform data. |
| Support | Galley offers a Help Center with product tutorials, release notes, and advice from its team. | Supy advertises 24/7 support and unlimited team training sessions. |
Galley plans
- SMB Accelerator$99 a month
- Galley platformPriced on request
Supy plans
- One comprehensive plan$250 a month
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.
Pick Supy if…
Supy is aimed at restaurant operators running 2 to 250 branches. It suits teams that want purchasing, inventory workflows, and business intelligence in one back-of-house platform.