Miselup

Miselup is hospitality software for costing recipes, managing stock and food-safety records, and tracking daily profit. It is best suited to food businesses that want these operational tools together, but can work without built-in connections to POS or invoicing brands.

Its range is compelling for operators who need more than recipe records; the main trade-off is that inventory, HACCP and daily P&L sit in the €49 / month Pro plan, not the free or entry-level tiers.

Overview

Miselup serves restaurants, caterers, bakeries, pastry shops, chocolatiers, cocktail bars and specialty coffee shops. Recipe costing connects changes in quantities, servings and prices to updated costs and margins, while daily sales and expenses feed profit and break-even reporting. That combination can help operators weigh recipe decisions against daily results. Businesses that depend on direct POS or invoicing integrations should look elsewhere: Miselup says it has no connector built with those brands.

Key features

Recipe costing and importing

Cost and margin calculations update when ingredients, quantities or servings change, making it easier to assess recipe adjustments and changing input prices. Yield scaling, preparation instructions and allergen tracking add useful controls for kitchens managing repeatable recipes. The AI importer converts photos, PDFs, Excel files and CSVs into recipe cards with costs and allergens. Its three-import allowance on Free is enough to try the workflow, but not much of a continuing import quota.

Inventory, food safety and profit

Inventory covers valued stock, locations, counts, reordering and FEFO expiry tracking. HACCP tools include mobile temperature logs, deviation alerts, corrective actions and inspection reports. Together, these features make Pro the practical tier for a business that wants stock control and food-safety records alongside recipe costing. Daily P&L reporting uses daily sales and expenses to show profit and break-even, giving owners a view beyond ingredient margins.

Connections and account controls

Miselup’s Connect directory identifies tools it has verified as technically connectable, but it is not a set of built connectors to POS or invoicing brands. Its MCP protocol lets AI assistants including Claude, ChatGPT, Manus and Gemini access business data and manage records. Miselup also says server-side row-level isolation keeps each account’s business data separate.

Pricing

The free plan costs 0€ / forever, requires no credit card, and includes up to 50 recipes and preparations plus three AI imports. It is a low-commitment way to start, though the import cap and lack of the paid tiers’ stated operational bundles constrain its use as a full management system.

Essential costs €19 / month or €190 / year. It raises the recipe limit to 250 and adds the ability to use your own ingredients and suppliers, plus PDF and CSV export. This is a better fit for recipe management and costing than for operators seeking the inventory, purchasing, production, traceability, HACCP and daily P&L bundle, which begins with Pro.

Pro costs €49 / month or €490 / year. It includes unlimited recipes and daily P&L, as well as inventory, purchasing, production, traceability and HACCP. For a business that needs several of those functions together, it is the clearest step up from Essential.

Advanced costs €149 / month or €1,490 / year. It includes everything in Pro, dedicated support, one-on-one onboarding and up to three locations, but the multi-location features are marked as coming soon. That makes it a difficult choice to justify on the basis of location support today; the published plan does not offer multi-location support yet.

Devices are not limited: the service is described as working on mobile, tablet and computer. Essential includes email support, Pro and Compliance include priority support, and Advanced includes dedicated support; Compliance is not among the priced plans described here.

Platforms

Miselup is available on Android, iOS and the web, and the service is described as working on mobile, tablet and computer with no device limit. That gives teams a choice of device without a stated cap, though the platform list does not include desktop apps.

Who it's for

Miselup is a strong fit for food businesses that want recipe costing alongside inventory, HACCP records and daily profit reporting, especially once their needs justify Pro. Free suits a small trial of the recipe workflow; Essential suits businesses that need more recipe capacity, their own ingredients and suppliers, and export without the Pro operational bundle. It is less suitable for operators who require built-in POS or invoicing connections, or need working multi-location support now.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Recipe costs and margins recalculate as inputs change, and the importer accepts photos and common document formats.
• Pros: Pro combines inventory, purchasing, production, traceability and HACCP with daily P&L and unlimited recipes.
• Pros: No device limit is stated across mobile, tablet and computer.
• Cons: Free is capped at 50 recipes and three AI imports; Essential is capped at 250 recipes.
• Cons: The priced operational bundle starts at €49 / month, while Advanced’s promised multi-location features are coming soon.
• Cons: There are no built connectors with POS or invoicing brands.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, browse Restaurant Recipe Management Software.

• RecipeStandard is another freemium option with Android, iOS, web and API platforms; its free Starter plan is limited to 15 recipes, one location and one user, with basic cost tracking.
• BatchBoost offers a free plan for two users and five recipes, with no sites; its Grow plan is $30 / month, billed $360 / year, for two users, 50 recipes and one site.
• Cucinovo is a web-based freemium alternative whose free plan provides unlimited recipes, ingredients and categories for one household and one user, plus shopping and grocery lists and import/export.
• OnePe Recipe Management has a free plan with 10 menu items and a Starter plan at ₹199.00 / month, billed monthly.
• Enplace offers a free plan for one restaurant, with private beta access selectively approved.
• Galley has an SMB Accelerator plan starting at $99 / month for recipes, menus and costing, with simplified onboarding and no long contracts.
• Guac is a paid alternative for Android, iOS and web.
• Fourth Inventory is a paid web and API option with custom pricing.

Verdict

Choose Miselup if your restaurant or food business wants recipe costing, stock and food-safety management, and daily profit reporting under one roof, and its €49 / month Pro plan fits your needs. Its main drawback is the gap between recipe-focused lower tiers and the operational bundle, compounded by the lack of built POS or invoicing connectors. Look elsewhere if those connections or working multi-location support are essential.