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BatchBoost vs Cucinovo

Both stand on restaurant recipe management software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

BatchBoost

Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1

BatchBoost combines recipe costing, production records and food-safety tools, with stock and event functions on paid plans. Compare the free tier’s user, recipe and site limits with the planned operation.

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Cucinovo

Free plan Web

Cucinovo spans household recipe planning and restaurant operations, with costing, consolidated shopping lists, and CSV import/export. Compare the household and restaurant plan limits, and note that Enterprise pricing is custom and not listed.

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The facts

	BatchBoost	Cucinovo
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	No
Runs on	Android, API, iPhone, Web	Web
Lowest paid plan	Grow: £15 a month	Plus: €7 a month
Plans published	5	5
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	batchboost.com	cucinovo.com
On restaurant recipe management software	#1 of 35	#3 of 35

BatchBoost: what it does well

Recipe costs update when ingredient prices change.
Production tools track batches, yield and traceability.
Allergen management covers all 14 FSA-recognised allergens.
Label options cover UK and US formats.
The Stock & Event Module has a 30 Day free trial.

What to know first

The free plan allows only 2 users.
The free plan allows 5 recipes and 0 sites.
API and MCP server access requires Standard or above.
Stock management and event planning are paid-plan features.

Cucinovo: what it does well

Calculates portion and batch costs through sub-recipes
Combines shopping-list quantities across recipes
Supports weekly meal and catering event planning
Restaurant plans include unlimited team members

What to know first

Web platform only
Free plan is limited to one household and user
Plus costs €7/month billed annually or €9/mo

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