Reading the price list
Petpooja pricing, read line by line
Petpooja publishes its prices. Here is what the page lists, what it does not say, and the questions that turn it into a yearly total. Last checked against Petpooja’s own pages on 10 Oct 2026.
Last reviewed 10 Oct 2026
- ₹12,000the Base plan, before tax
- ₹20,000+for the bundle with the kitchen display
- 3 tiersof Marketing Manager, from ₹20,000 to ₹40,000
- No periodprinted beside any price on the page
01At a glance
Six questions for a written quote.
- Per year, per month, or once?The page prints no period beside its prices. Ask which, and get it in writing.
- Per outlet, or per account?Ask how the total changes when you open a second outlet.
- Which bundle do you need?The kitchen display and the Captain App are listed in Operations Manager, not in Base.
- What does installation include?Base lists online installation and training; the Operations Manager tiers list visits.
- What will the renewal cost?The page calls its plans indicative, so ask for the second-year price too.
- What leaves with you?Your menu, customers and bills: the format, and the notice period.
02In detail
What does each Petpooja plan list?
- Petpooja’s Base, ₹12,000 before tax: cloud billing, a custom reporting module and 90+ reports, inventory, menu management, food aggregator integrations, unlimited users and terminals, a purchase manager, a smart-stock manager, an AI agent with unlimited queries, online installation and training, and 24x7 online support.
- Petpooja’s Operations Manager, ₹20,000 or ₹30,000 before tax, including Base: the Captain App, token management, Zomato and Swiggy reconciliation, Tally integration, scan-and-order QR, a waiter calling system, the kitchen display, API and SAP integration and a call-centre module. The ₹30,000 tier adds table reservations, kiosk software and e-invoice credits.
- Petpooja’s Marketing Manager, ₹20,000 to ₹40,000 before tax, including Base: CRM and loyalty, a virtual wallet, a feedback app, reputation management and an AI marketing agent, with a website and digital display in the upper tiers and ads in the top one.
What does the page leave out?
It prints no billing period beside the prices, does not say whether a price is per outlet, and states that the plans are “indicative and subject to change”. None of that is unusual for a price list. It means the number to compare is the one in a written quote: per outlet, per year, with tax, for the bundle that has what you need.
What are Petpooja’s renewal fees?
Neither Petpooja’s pricing page nor its terms and conditions give a renewal price. The terms speak of a “yearly membership fee” after a free trial, say plans and prices may change from time to time, and mark a POS subscription dormant if it is not renewed within 30 days of expiry. Ask for the second-year price per outlet, with tax, in writing.
How should you compare it with another POS?
Put each vendor’s written yearly total per outlet side by side, for the same set of things: the till, the kitchen display, the captain’s phone, inventory, the GST return file and support. A lower base price is not lower if the kitchen display you need sits in a bundle above it.
03Questions
Questions about Petpooja’s pricing.
Its pricing page lists ₹12,000 before tax for Base, ₹20,000 or ₹30,000 for Operations Manager and ₹20,000 to ₹40,000 for Marketing Manager, as last checked on 10 Oct 2026. It prints no period beside them, so ask Petpooja for the yearly total per outlet.
Not on the pricing page we read. The kitchen display system is listed in the Operations Manager bundle, in both of its tiers.
We would not call them hidden: the bundles and their prices are on the page. What the page leaves out is the period, the outlet basis and the tax, so the total is something to ask for.
On CountStand’s pricing page, with what each plan includes, per outlet, monthly or yearly.
Compare yearly totals, not headlines.
Per outlet, with tax, for the same set of things.
From ₹2,999 a month per outlet, plus GST