Compare Kitchen, Line, Plant, and Group — their seats, modules, and billing — and pick the one that fits how your operation runs today.
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Every plan runs the same Bettr Manager. What changes between them is how many of the modules it switches on, how many people it seats, and what it costs. The pricing page lays the plans out side by side, so you can match one to the way your operation runs today — and see exactly what moving up would add later.
Open the pricing page
Go to the pricing page. Kitchen, Line, and Plant sit side by side, priced and ready to start, with Group above them for larger operations. Each card names the plan, its monthly price, the seats it includes, and the modules it turns on.
Match the modules to your work
Start from the work you already do. Kitchen covers buying, making, and selling. Line adds the shipping and billing side. Plant turns on every module, down to kitchen returns and the staff schedule. Pick the lowest plan that covers what your team touches every day.
Check the seats
Every plan includes a fixed number of seats — 15 on Kitchen, 40 on Line, 100 on Plant — and there's no per-person charge on top. Count the people who'll actually sign in and make sure they fit.
Decide monthly or annual
You make this choice at checkout, not on the pricing page. Monthly bills every month; annual bills once and costs ten months instead of twelve, so two months are free.
Start the 14-day trial
Select Start 14-day trial on the plan you chose. That takes you into checkout to pick monthly or annual and enter payment, and opens a 14-day trial you can cancel before it ends.
The plans stack: each one includes everything below it and adds more.
Seats come with the plan, and there's no per-seat meter running on top — Kitchen includes 15, Line 40, Plant 100. You can bring your whole floor without the bill moving. If you outgrow the seats you have, moving up to the next plan raises the cap.
The prices on the cards are monthly. Annual billing is a choice you make at checkout, once you've picked a plan: it bills a year at a time and costs ten months instead of twelve, so two months are free. Kitchen at $299 a month, for example, comes to $2,990 for the year — the price of ten months, not twelve.
Kitchen, Line, and Plant each run a single subscription. Group is for an operation that has outgrown one — multiple plants, or multiple companies under one roof. It turns on every module with no seat limit, and the Bettr team scopes and sets it up with you rather than handing you a checkout. On the page, Group shows a price of from $2,000 a month and a Talk to us button in place of a trial.
Starting a plan opens a 14-day trial. Your card goes on file, and the first charge lands when the 14 days end; cancel before then and you're not charged. Whatever plan you start on, you can move up later — the higher plan turns on the modules above it, and the work already in Bettr Manager carries straight over.