Comparison
domangia vs Fudo: what each one publishes, and what it takes to reach a total
Fudo publishes two different pricing tables — an international one in dollars and an Argentine one in pesos — and they are not the same table translated: the plans differ and the add-ons differ. Both are here, along with what Fudo has that domangia does not, and what neither site answers.
List prices verified on September 10, 2026
Everything we say about a competitor comes from its own website. If something changed after that date, this page is out of date and the source wins.
What Fudo has and domangia does not
Three things, and any one of them can settle the decision on its own. They go first because finding out after you have paid is how a customer is lost for good.
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Fiscal printers and controllers
Both issue through ARCA: Fudo documents it and domangia issues too, as a separate add-on. The difference left is the hardware: Fudo lists specific Epson and Hasar fiscal printer models, and domangia does not drive fiscal printers or controllers. In Argentina, Fudo charges electronic invoicing as a separate add-on at ARS 13.500.
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Card payment processing
Fudo sells its own terminal for a one-off ARS 79.900 and publishes the rates: 2.79 % + VAT on debit, 5.99 % + VAT on credit and 3.99 % + VAT on instalments. It also integrates Mercado Pago QR. domangia does not process payments: it records the payment with its method and its till, and the money moves through the tools you already use.
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Delivery apps
Fudo integrates PedidosYa, Uber Eats and Rappi, plus DiDi Food, Justo, Mas Delivery, Loveat and Rapiboy. It is a separate add-on: US$ 15 in the international table, ARS 19.500 in the Argentine one. domangia integrates with none of them.
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And one thing that is NOT a difference
Fudo includes unlimited users on all three plans, and its site says verbatim that there is no extra cost per device. domangia does not charge per user or per device either. If you read somewhere that Fudo charges per terminal, that is false.
When Fudo is the right pick
With this data in front of you, there are five cases where the reasonable answer is Fudo and not us.
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If you have to invoice from the same system
Issuing from the same system is something both now do: Fudo documents it with ARCA, and domangia issues through ARCA as a separate add-on. What cannot be worked around is the hardware: Fudo lists Epson and Hasar fiscal printer models, and domangia does not drive fiscal printers or controllers.
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If delivery apps are a large share of your revenue
Eight integrated apps, with PedidosYa, Uber Eats and Rappi among them. Typing those orders in by hand when they are a third of the room is not an option.
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If you want to take cards on the same vendor’s terminal
It publishes the terminal price and all three rates before you sign, which is more than you usually get.
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If you operate outside Argentina
It has its own sites in seven countries, a separate brand for Brazil and a dollar table for everywhere else.
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If you need an API and can go to the Pro plan
Its public API is on Pro. It also publishes an open help centre and an academy, so it can be learned without leaning on support.
When domangia is the right pick
And five where ours is. None of them is "we are cheaper": these are differences in shape, not in number.
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If you want the total before talking to a salesperson
Multi-venue in Fudo is "contact sales", with no price. The Kitchen Monitor and Tu Delivery have prices in the international table and do not appear in the Argentine one. Here every module has its price published, and it comes from the same catalogue that bills you.
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If you only need part of it
In domangia modules are switched on and off one at a time from the panel, on the same base plan. You never move up a tier to reach a feature.
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If you have more than one venue
The first venue comes with the base plan and each additional one has a published price. You add it without calling anyone.
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If you want to connect your AI assistant to the business
domangia connects to ChatGPT or Claude and it comes with the base plan, with nothing extra to contract. Fudo publishes an "AI Receptionist" add-on — US$ 40 international, ARS 55.000 in Argentina — and a public API on the Pro plan; its site does not say it connects to ChatGPT or Claude.
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If you want to try it without pressure
domangia gives 30 days and asks for no credit card. Fudo’s trial is up to 14 consecutive days, and that is stated in its Terms rather than on the pricing 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 each one publishes
Row by row, what each site says. "Their site does not say" means we could not find it published.
| Item | domangia | Fudo |
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| Monthly plan | One base plan, with the price published on our pricing page and served by the same catalogue that bills you. | International: Avanzado US$ 35, Pro US$ 45. Argentina, taxes included: Inicial ARS 22.500, Avanzado ARS 43.900, Pro ARS 69.500. |
| Free trial | 30 days, no credit card. | Up to 14 consecutive days, per its Terms. Not stated on the pricing page. |
| Users | Unlimited. No per-seat or per-device licence. The only thing billed per person is time tracking, from the eleventh employee on. | Unlimited on all three plans. Its site says there is no extra cost per device. |
| Modules billed separately | Additional venue, reservations, kitchen, stock, compliance and time tracking. Each with its own published price. | International: Ventas por Comensal US$ 2, Table Management US$ 5, Kitchen Monitor US$ 10, Delivery Apps US$ 15, Tu Delivery US$ 30, AI Receptionist US$ 40. Argentina: Table Management ARS 8.500, Electronic Invoicing ARS 13.500, Delivery Apps ARS 19.500, AI Receptionist ARS 55.000. |
| Kitchen display | Separate module, with a published price. | "Kitchen Monitor", US$ 10 in the international table. Does not appear in the Argentine table. |
| Second venue | Additional venue, with a published price. The first one comes with the base plan. | "Contact sales". No published price. |
| Electronic invoicing | Yes. Issuing through ARCA with CAE, one at a time and in batches, as a separate add-on. No fiscal printer. | Yes. Issuing through ARCA documented, and Epson and Hasar fiscal printers with specific models listed. In Argentina, a separate add-on at ARS 13.500. |
| Card payments | No. domangia does not process payments; it records the payment with its method and its till. | Yes. Own terminal at a one-off ARS 79.900; debit 2.79 % + VAT, credit 5.99 % + VAT, instalments 3.99 % + VAT. Mercado Pago QR. |
| PedidosYa, Rappi and Uber Eats | No. domangia integrates with none of them. | All three, plus DiDi Food, Justo, Mas Delivery, Loveat and Rapiboy. Separate add-on. |
| Connecting ChatGPT or Claude | Yes, and it comes with the base plan. | Its site publishes an "AI Receptionist" add-on and a public API on the Pro plan. It does not say it connects to ChatGPT or Claude. |
| Declared reach | domangia is a new product and we say so up front. | Declares "35,000+ businesses". Own sites in seven countries, and Brazil as a separate brand. |
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Fudo's plans, as its site publishes them
The two tables side by side. They are not the same table translated: the Inicial plan only appears in the Argentine one.
| Plan | International (USD) | Argentina (ARS) |
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| Inicial | Not listed in the international table. | ARS 22.500 |
| Avanzado | US$ 35 | ARS 43.900 |
| Pro | US$ 45 | ARS 69.500 |
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The international page does not mention VAT. The Argentine one states these are final prices with taxes included. Published discounts: 10 % for six-month payment and 15 % for annual payment.
Sources: Fudo pricing for Argentina, Fudo international pricing
Fudo's add-ons, as its site publishes them
The international table lists six and the Argentine one four, and they are not a subset of each other.
| Add-on | International (USD) | Argentina (ARS) |
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| Ventas por Comensal | US$ 2 | Listed as included in all three plans. |
| Table Management | US$ 5 | ARS 8.500 |
| Kitchen Monitor (KDS) | US$ 10 | Not listed in the Argentine table. |
| Delivery Apps | US$ 15 | ARS 19.500 |
| Tu Delivery | US$ 30 | Not listed in the Argentine table. |
| AI Receptionist | US$ 40 | ARS 55.000 |
| Electronic Invoicing | Not listed in the international table. | ARS 13.500 |
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Electronic invoicing only appears in the Argentine table, and the Kitchen Monitor and Tu Delivery only in the international one.
What Fudo's site does not answer
Four things we looked for and could not find published. If you are close to deciding, these are exactly the questions for the sales call.
- The year it was founded.
- What multi-venue costs: its page says "contact sales".
- What the Kitchen Monitor and Tu Delivery cost in Argentina: they are not in the Argentine table.
- Whether "Delivery Apps" in Argentina covers all three apps or is billed per app.
"Their site does not say" means exactly that: we could not find it published. It does not mean they do not have it.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Fudo cost?
It depends which table you read. In the international one, Avanzado is US$ 35 a month and Pro US$ 45, and that page does not mention VAT. In the Argentine one, taxes included, Inicial is ARS 22.500, Avanzado ARS 43.900 and Pro ARS 69.500. Add-ons come on top, and multi-venue has no published price: it says "contact sales". Verified on September 10, 2026.
Does Fudo charge per user or per terminal?
No. Fudo includes unlimited users on all three plans and its site says there is no extra cost per device. domangia does not charge per user or per device either. It is not a difference between the two, and if you read otherwise, it is false.
Does domangia issue electronic invoices?
Yes. domangia issues electronic tax receipts through ARCA — invoice, credit note and debit note, each with its CAE — one at a time when you take payment or in a batch with the period's sales, and the receipt letter is decided by the system. It is a separate add-on. Fudo issues too and documents it, and it also lists Epson and Hasar fiscal printer models: if your invoicing runs through a fiscal printer, Fudo solves that and we do not.
Does domangia integrate with PedidosYa or Rappi?
No, with neither, and not with Uber Eats either. An order that comes in through one of those apps is entered by hand. Fudo integrates all three plus DiDi Food, Justo, Mas Delivery, Loveat and Rapiboy, as a separate add-on.
How long is each free trial?
domangia gives 30 days and asks for no credit card. Fudo states in its Terms a trial of up to 14 consecutive days, and that figure is not on its pricing page.
So what is the real difference?
That the price of a complete setup can be worked out in one case and not in the other. Fudo sends you to sales for multi-venue and does not price the Kitchen Monitor or Tu Delivery in Argentina. In domangia every module has its price published, served by the same catalogue that bills you.
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