Every package runs the same build: the same kick off, the same integrations guidance, the same complete supplier upload. What changes is how far we take the recipe work, how much training comes with it, and what sits on top for larger groups.
The structure, set up for you. Your team fills in the detail.
Recipe cards built out for you, costed and ready to run.
Standard, plus the people and training a bigger group needs.
Starter sets up your recipe card shells for the team to populate. Standard builds those cards out with costings and ingredient lists. Premium is Standard with a third training session, a dedicated account manager, and on-site training available on top.
The first three inclusions are identical across every package. The highlighted rows are where they part ways.
It mostly comes down to who's got the time to build out recipes, and how many people need training.
The team has the time and the appetite to build out their own recipes. They get the structure set up for them and fill in the detail themselves.
They want live food costing from day one, or the kitchen hasn't got a spare pair of hands to sit down and enter recipes.
It's a mid-market or enterprise group that needs a named person to call, more training across more people, and the option of getting a consultant on site.
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