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Plattr vs Qvian

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Plattr

7.9#4 in restaurant menu engineering softwareFrom €59 a month
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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Qvian

6.3#23 in restaurant menu engineering softwareFrom 500 MVR a month
WebAPI
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FactPlattrQvian
IntegrationsThe Small plan lists Apple and Google Wallet cards, while the Plus plan lists SMS and push confirmations.Qvian's QuickBooks Online integration sends accounting entries from Qvian to QuickBooks in a one-way sync.
ProductPlattr combines a digital menu, online table booking, loyalty programs, marketing automation, and a public restaurant guide.Qvian describes itself as connected business-management software for restaurants, hotels, retailers, dive centres, professional-service businesses, and non-profit organisations.
QR orderingGuests can order from a table QR code and pay online, with orders sent to the kitchen for printing or display.Diners can scan a table QR code to browse the menu and send orders into the same kitchen flow as other orders.
SupportThe FAQ directs users to [email protected] and says weekday replies normally arrive within a few hours.Qvian's documentation directs users to its support team and lists [email protected] as a contact.

Plattr plans

  • FreeFree
  • Small€59 a month
  • Plus€139 a month
  • Pro€249 a month

Qvian plans

  • Street Vendor500 MVR a month
  • Professional Services600 MVR a month
  • NGO1,000 MVR a month
  • Manufacturer1,500 MVR a month
  • Retail Store1,500 MVR a month
  • Restaurant/Cafe2,500 MVR a month

Pick Plattr if…

Plattr suits independent restaurants, cafes, and bars in Germany and the EU that want menu, reservation, loyalty, and marketing tools in one service. Its multilingual and multi-currency menus may also suit venues serving varied audiences.

Pick Qvian if…

Qvian suits restaurant teams that want ordering, kitchen workflow, stock, and food-cost tools connected. Its broader modules are intended for businesses such as hotels, retailers, dive centres, and non-profit organisations.

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