Best iCOST PRO Alternatives in 2026

20 apps from restaurant recipe costing software ranked against iCOST PRO on the same published basis.

  1. 1iCOST PRO vs Freecost
  2. 2iCOST PRO vs Chefy
  3. 3iCOST PRO vs DishCost
  4. 4iCOST PRO vs Enplace
  5. 5iCOST PRO vs RistoBrain
  6. 6iCOST PRO vs Galley
  7. 7iCOST PRO vs MenuEdge
  8. 8iCOST PRO vs ChefExpenses
  9. 9iCOST PRO vs Cilurzo Foodcost
  10. 10iCOST PRO vs Cucinovo
  11. 11iCOST PRO vs Dishboard
  12. 12iCOST PRO vs Final Menu
  13. 13iCOST PRO vs FoodNotify
  14. 14iCOST PRO vs JAMIX
  15. 15iCOST PRO vs NxtEdge
  16. 16iCOST PRO vs OpenProperty
  17. 17iCOST PRO vs Optimum Control
  18. 18iCOST PRO vs Savrsoft
  19. 19iCOST PRO vs ChefTec
  20. 21iCOST PRO vs Melba by FoodMeUp

iCOST PRO alternatives compared

#AppScoreFree planFromRuns on
1Freecost6.5Free planFreeAndroid, Web
2Chefy6.4Free plan$4/moWeb
3DishCost6.4Free plan$39/moWeb
4Enplace6.4Free plan$250/moWeb
5RistoBrain6.4Free plan€19/moWeb
6Galley5.8No$99/moAndroid, API, iOS, Linux, Mac, Web, Windows
7MenuEdge5.3No—Web, Android
8ChefExpenses5.2No—Web
9Cilurzo Foodcost5.2No—Web
10Cucinovo5.2Free plan€7/moWeb
11Dishboard5.2No—Web
12Final Menu5.2No—Web
13FoodNotify5.2No€174.90/moAndroid, iOS, Web
14JAMIX5.2No—Android, API, iOS, Web
15NxtEdge5.2No—Android, iOS, Web
16OpenProperty5.2No—Web
17Optimum Control5.2No$25/moAndroid, iOS, Windows
18Savrsoft5.2No$49/moAndroid, API, iOS, Web
19ChefTec4.8No——
21Melba by FoodMeUp4.8No—Web
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Questions about iCOST PRO alternatives

What is the best alternative to iCOST PRO?

Freecost, number 1 in restaurant recipe costing software with a score of 6.5 out of 10. The others here: Chefy, DishCost, Enplace and 16 more.

What is the best free alternative to iCOST PRO?

Freecost is the best-ranked alternative with a free plan. 6 of the 20 alternatives here publish a free plan on their own pricing pages.

How are these alternatives ranked?

Ranked free-and-open first: a usable free tier and open-source code, then the platforms it runs on and its documentation.