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reciProfity vs Spec

reciProfity

7.7#1 in restaurant back office softwareFrom $30 a month
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Spec

8.0#1 in restaurant inventory management softwareFrom $999 a year
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FactreciProfitySpec
Company sizeLinkedIn lists reciProfity as a privately held software-development company with 2–10 employees.LinkedIn lists Spec as a privately held company with 2–10 employees.
IntegrationsListed integrations include CATAPULT, Caterease, QuickBooks Online, Passport Accounting, Sage 100, PlateIQ, iControl, Accardis and Upserve.The account sign-up page offers Google, Facebook, and Apple sign-in options.
InventoryInventory reports include actual-versus-ideal variance, on-hand stock, sales mix, and menu engineering information.Its product library stores information about the food and beverage products a business carries.
Rating on Capterra3.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews.5.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews
Recipe costingIt recalculates recipe costs from current ingredient prices and recommends selling prices against target food-cost percentages.Recipes use product-library quantities to calculate associated ingredient costs, and recipes can be nested inside other recipes.

reciProfity plans

  • Add-on component$10 a month
  • Additional unit$30 a month
  • Starter$49 a month
  • Core$82 a month
  • Operations$99 a month
  • Multi-Unit$124 a month

Spec plans

  • Free PlanFree
  • Spec Pro$99 a month
  • Spec Pro (annual)$999 a year
  • Spec Pro annual$999 a year

Pick reciProfity if…

reciProfity is aimed at food operators that need recipe costing, inventory control, and recipe management. Its listed audiences include restaurants, hotels, caterers, retail food operators, and multi-unit businesses.

Pick Spec if…

Spec is aimed at bars and restaurants managing food and beverage inventory, recipe costs, menus, and ordering. The free plan may suit a small program that can work within its costing and menu limits and does not need stock counts.

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