Pricing

Clear pricing, no surprises

You start with 30 days free. After that you pay a base plan per month and add only the modules you use.

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30 days free

30 days free to try everything

The trial asks for no credit card and cuts no features: you get the full platform to set up your business, load your menu and actually operate before you decide.

Start the 30 free days

What you pay per month

The base plan, plus the modules you choose, plus any locations beyond the first. Nothing else.

Base plan

The monthly floor for using domangia. It brings the whole product except the modules subscribed separately, and includes your first location.

US$ 15 per month

  • Digital menu with QR code and ordering from the table.
  • Live floor plan and order taking.
  • Tabs per table, payments and till closing.
  • Suppliers and cost prices.
  • Sales reports: average ticket, best sellers and sales by period.
  • Connect your AI assistant, at no extra charge.
  • As many users as you need, at no charge per head.
  • Your first location.

Optional modules

  • Bookings

    Reservation management and table availability by area and time slot.

    US$ 15 per month

  • Kitchen (KDS)

    Live kitchen display, with per-dish timings and station filtering.

    US$ 8 per month

  • Inventory

    Stock control, ingredients, recipes and movements.

    US$ 20 per month

  • Licensing and risk

    Licensing checklist by country, expiry tracking and risk recommendations on suppliers and floor plan.

    US$ 12 per month

Additional location

The first one comes with the base plan. Every venue you add is billed separately, with its own menu, prices and floor plan.

US$ 5 per location, per month

Time tracking

Clock in, clock out and breaks, planned shifts against the hours actually worked, and the total per person and period for payroll. It is billed per active employee: the first ten are covered by the module minimum and every extra one adds the price shown here.

US$ 0.10 per extra employee, per month

What the base plan covers and what is billed separately

Everything the system does, and which side of the price each thing falls on. Base plan items are not subscribed to: they are already there.

Digital menu with QR code and ordering from the table
Base plan
Live floor plan, with the state of every table
Base plan
Tabs for table, counter, takeaway and delivery
Base plan
Payments, payment methods and till closing
Base plan
Options and add-ons per dish, with their effect on the price
Base plan
Suppliers and cost prices
Base plan
Sales reports, average ticket and best sellers
Base plan
Users, roles and permissions, at no charge per head
Base plan
Connect your AI assistant
Base plan
Export all your data
Base plan
Kitchen display (KDS), with timings and stations
Separate module
Bookings with real availability by area and time
Separate module
Inventory, recipes, purchase orders and stock reports
Separate module
Licences, expiry dates and supplier risk
Separate module
Team time tracking
Separate module
Every location beyond the first
Per location

Modules can be added and dropped whenever you like from the panel, and the monthly amount adjusts to what you have subscribed.

Connecting your AI assistant comes with the base plan, at no extra charge. See what you can ask it

How your price is built

There is no setup fee and no lock-in. You pay a base plan every month —the whole product and your first location— and add the modules your operation needs and any extra locations. You can add or drop modules whenever you want.

No card required to start, and no minimum term.

A bar with two venues

The base plan, kitchen display to dispatch and the second venue.

Base plan
US$ 15
Kitchen (KDS)
US$ 8
Second location
US$ 5
Total per month
US$ 28

With as many users as you need, at no charge per head.

Built for every kind of venue

A bakery does not operate like a bar. The system fits both.

  • Restaurants

    Floor, kitchen and till looking at the same order, from starter to dessert.

  • Cafés

    High turnover and small tickets: you charge fast and the bar sees everything.

  • Bars and breweries

    Separate tickets for bar and kitchen, with the tab open per table.

  • Food trucks

    No install and no cables: it runs from a phone, wherever you park.

  • Ice cream shops

    Flavours, sizes and toppings without the queue grinding to a halt.

Comparing it with another system?

We put the list prices of Fudo, Bistrosoft and Maxirest side by side, with what each one publishes and what it does not. Starting with what they do and domangia does not.

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Questions about pricing

What happens when the 30 days end?

We let you know before it ends. If you subscribe, you pick the modules you want and carry on with all your settings and data. If you do not, the account stops operating and you can export everything or reactivate it; the timescales are spelled out below.

Can I change modules later?

Yes. You can add or drop modules whenever you want from the admin panel; the monthly amount adjusts to what you have subscribed.

Are prices in US dollars?

Yes. The catalogue is in US dollars and the subscription is charged to a card through Stripe; your card details are held by Stripe, not by us. The amounts on this page are not typed by hand: they come from the same catalogue we bill from, so the price here and the one on your statement are the same number. What you end up paying in your own currency depends on the exchange rate and on whatever taxes your bank or your country applies.

Is there a per-location or per-user fee?

Per user, no: you can add your whole team with no charge per head. Per location, yes: the first one is included in the base plan and every venue you add has its own monthly price. The only module billed per person is Time tracking, and only from the eleventh employee onwards.

Does it issue electronic invoices? Is it integrated with ARCA?

Yes. domangia issues electronic tax receipts through ARCA (Argentina's tax authority) — invoice, credit note and debit note — and each one comes back with its CAE authorisation code. You can issue them one at a time when you take payment, from the till at the venue or from the admin panel, or in a batch: the period's sales all at once. The receipt letter — A, B or C — is decided by the system from the issuer's VAT standing and the recipient's, so the cashier never picks a type or touches amounts. The panel holds the receipt book and the per-branch tax setup: tax identity, point of sale and certificate, with the certificate request generated by the system itself. It is a separate add-on, not part of the base plan. What it does not do: it does not drive fiscal printers or fiscal controllers, and it issues through ARCA, the Argentine tax authority. And there is a different thing worth not confusing with this one: domangia also checks a supplier's tax ID before you buy from them, against the ARCA registry, its fake-invoice list and the central bank's debtor database, each result dated and attributed to the body that reported it.

Does it integrate with Mercado Pago or with card terminals?

We do not process payments: domangia is not a payment gateway and is not integrated with Mercado Pago, with your bank's card terminal or with any other acquirer. You keep taking payment the way you do today. What the system does is record the payment: you declare which methods you accept — cash, debit, credit, transfer, QR — and every payment is logged with its amount, its method, who took it and against which till session, so the shift closes without anyone reconstructing it from memory.

Does it integrate with PedidosYa or Rappi?

No. There is no integration with PedidosYa, Rappi or any delivery app today, and it is not a matter of configuring it: it has not been built. An order coming in from one of those apps is entered into the system as a delivery tab, by hand. We are not announcing a date for this either: when it exists, it will be on this page.

What happens to my data if I stop paying?

Nothing is deleted overnight, and you can take everything with you whenever you want. If a payment fails we tell you and you carry on operating normally for a week. After that week the account becomes restricted: the panel, the floor and the kitchen stop responding, but your customers' QR menu stays up and you can settle up or export at any point. At thirty days the account is closed, and it is still kept for a while before deletion: from the first failed charge to the data being unrecoverable there are around two months, and throughout that window the account is restored whole. The export is always available: you download a ZIP with your menu, your stock, your sales, your suppliers, your bookings, your team and your floor plan, as CSV files any spreadsheet opens.

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