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GovReady Restaurant vs QuickProbe

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

GovReady Restaurant

Paid Web

GovReady Restaurant combines compliance logs, staff documentation, and exportable inspection records in one web service. Its listed plans cover all branches, but payment is crypto-only and the stated security controls have not been independently certified or audited.

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QuickProbe

Free trial Web

QuickProbe combines temperature logging with operational checklists and audit records, including offline use. Buyers should note the lack of multi-location support and compare the two listed annual plans.

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The facts

	GovReady Restaurant	QuickProbe
Free plan	Not published	A free trial
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Web	Web
Lowest paid plan	Monthly: £8.99 a month	Founding customer plan: A$99 a year
Plans published	2	2
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	govreadyrestaurant.com	quickprobe.com.au
On restaurant food safety software	#23 of 26	#22 of 26

GovReady Restaurant: what it does well

Phone-based HACCP and fridge-temperature logs.
Live alerts for out-of-range readings.
Inspection PDFs can include logs, certificates, and photos.
Plans include every branch.

What to know first

Payment is limited to Bitcoin or Ethereum.
Monthly plan costs £8.99 a month per site.
Security controls are not an independent certification or audit.

QuickProbe: what it does well

Temperature checks include alerts and corrective-action prompts
Records are timestamped and attributed to staff
PDF export and flagged backdated entries
Works offline and caches data
30-day free trial

What to know first

No free plan
Multi-location support is not available
Founding plan is limited to the first 100 customers
Data may be stored in Australia or the US

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