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How we write these pages

Everything we say about a competitor comes from its own website and carries a date: this round was verified on September 10, 2026. When a capability or a price is not published, the page says "their site does not say" and never "they do not have it" — not finding something is not the same as it not existing.

Every page ends with the list of what we could not verify. That is the most useful part for anyone comparing seriously, because it says exactly what to ask on the sales call.

When a competitor’s site says two different things about the same subject, we quote both, verbatim and with the place each one appears. We do not pick: picking would invent a certainty the source does not give, and it would read as confidently as the rest of the page.

The tables, and why we do not convert currencies

domangia is priced in US dollars. Fudo publishes in US dollars and in Argentine pesos; Bistrosoft and Maxirest, in pesos. Every amount is shown in the currency its owner publishes it in. Converting would mean picking an exchange rate and a date, and the result would go stale in a week while still looking like a hard number. Peso amounts keep the source formatting — a dot as the thousands separator — and carry an ARS prefix so they cannot be read as dollars.

What they do and domangia does not

Fudo, Bistrosoft and Maxirest process card payments and integrate with PedidosYa and Rappi. domangia does neither, and we do not give an estimated date: a date is a promise someone has to keep. If either is non-negotiable for your venue, the answer is one of them — and these pages say so at the top, not in the fine print. Electronic invoicing has left this list: domangia issues tax receipts through ARCA, with CAE, as a separate add-on. What is still theirs is the fiscal printer, which domangia does not drive.

What we do have, and what these pages show with the table right next to it: none of the three publishes the full price of an equivalent setup. Fudo sends you to sales for multi-venue and does not price two of its add-ons in Argentina; Bistrosoft says "starting at" on all three plans and prices none of its four extra licences; Maxirest publishes one price and mentions three more plans with none. We publish every price, and they are served by the same catalogue that bills you.