Plans that fit how you run your restaurant.
Full Crunch gives you the complete platform and a 90-day trial; OPS focuses on inventory, purchasing and stock takes.
Billing cycle
Full Crunch
£350/month
Pay monthly.
90-day free trial. No card needed to start.
OPS
£59/month
Pay monthly.
No free trial. Usage is billed monthly.
A quick comparison
Both plans have no item, member or location limits.
OPS
Full Crunch
Questions, answered
The essentials on plans, trials and usage
Full Crunch has a 90-day free trial with no card needed to start. OPS has no trial or coupons.
OPS includes inventory, suppliers, recipes, purchase orders and stock takes. Full Crunch adds the wider sell-side and platform tools.
You get 100 invoice pages each month, then pages are £0.15 each. OPS also starts with a one-time 1M AI-token welcome credit; after that, AI tokens are £10 per 1M.
OPS is £59 monthly or £550 annually, paid upfront. Annual plans still have monthly invoice-page and AI usage, with the same monthly allowances.