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Simple Billing
Clear bills and receipts from completed sales. GST invoices are a separate optional workflow on Plus and Pro.
For restaurants and food stores
Your customers.
Your orders.
Your business.
Direct ordering and everyday operations for restaurants and food stores.
Built for Indian restaurants and food stores
No customer appDirect ordersQR accessStart Free
Direct by design
The order travels straight to the business.
Bite Baba gives each business its own browser-based menu or catalogue. Customers scan, browse, and order without downloading an app or entering a marketplace.
- Keep the customer relationship
- Orders and customer history stay with the business running them.
- No marketplace commission
- Paid plans are flat yearly memberships. Bite Baba does not take a cut of orders.
- No online payment gateway
- Owners record Cash, UPI, Card, or Mixed payments where supported.
- One operational record
- Orders, bills, customers, and reports remain connected through the day.
Shared capabilities
The daily tools both modes still need
Each mode keeps its own workflow, while the essentials remain familiar across Bite Baba.
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Customers
A directory built from real orders, so returning guests and shoppers are not lost in chat threads.
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Business hours
Open, closed, or a weekly schedule. The public page stays visible when you are closed; ordering pauses.
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Staff on eligible plans
Plus and Pro add staff access. Restaurant staff stay on the order counter. Store staff get specific permissions.
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Reports
Monthly operational reports and PDF. History depth follows your plan. Not a profit, GST-filing, or accounting suite.
How it works
Set up once. Keep running the day.
Start Free, choose the right business mode, and give customers a direct way to order.
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Create your business
Start Free and choose Restaurant or Store. That choice stays with the business.
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Add your menu or catalogue
Categories, items or products, prices, variants, and availability — edited whenever you need.
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Share a QR
Customers scan and browse. No app store listing. No customer login.
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Run the day
Take orders, prepare or pack, record payment, and review how the day went.
Pricing
Start Free. Upgrade for more room.
Free never expires. Plus and Pro are flat yearly memberships with no commission on orders. Launch pricing is a limited-period offer covering the first subscription year; renewal is at the regular price.
Free
₹0
Forever
Permanent plan — not a trial
Plus
Regular price ₹5,000/year
₹2,499first year
Renews at ₹5,000/year
Restaurant: 250 active menu items
Pro
Regular price ₹10,000/year
₹5,000first year
Renews at ₹10,000/year
Restaurant: no commercial menu-item cap
FAQ
Quick answers
What is Bite Baba?
Bite Baba is a direct-ordering and operations tool for small Indian food businesses. Restaurant Mode gives you a QR menu, live orders, billing, and reports. Store Mode gives food stores a public catalogue plus inventory, purchasing, counter sales, billing, returns, and reports. Customers use their phone browser — there is no customer app.
What is the difference between Restaurant and Store?
They are two separate products. Restaurant Mode is for dine-in, pickup, and delivery food service: QR menus, table ordering, a live order board, and restaurant billing. Store Mode is for food retail: grocery and departmental food stores, packaged-food shops, sweet shops, and bakeries that sell as a store. One owner account is one business. You choose Restaurant or Store during onboarding, and that choice is permanent.
Do customers need an app or login?
No. Customers scan a QR code or open your Bite Baba link and order in the browser. Nothing to download and no customer account.
Is Free a trial?
No. Free is a permanent plan, not a trial. It does not expire, and it does not need a card.
Does Bite Baba take commission?
No. Bite Baba is not a marketplace and does not take a cut of your orders. Membership is a flat per-business charge for Plus and Pro. Free stays free.
Start Free. Keep the customer relationship.
Create a Restaurant or a Store in minutes. Free is the try-it path — not a countdown trial.