MiseUp review
Checks invoice line items and connects verified ingredient costs to recipes and menu margins.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
MiseUp is cloud-based restaurant back-office software for independent restaurants and multi-unit operators who want to check vendor invoices and track how ingredient costs affect recipes and menu margins. It captures invoices from photos, PDFs, or email, extracts line items, and verifies prices, quantities, pack sizes, and arithmetic. Its focus is cost control and reporting rather than a clearly established inventory or purchasing workflow, so it is a closer fit for operators prioritizing invoice checks and recipe costs than those seeking broad back-office coverage.
The paid Core plan costs $99 per location per month, or $900 per location per year. It includes AI invoice parsing, recipe costing, menu pricing tools, ingredient cost tracking, vendor management, and dashboard and reporting features. Group is listed at $89 per location per month or $750 per location per year; it includes everything in Core, unlimited locations, cross-location reporting, priority support, and volume pricing. Portfolio adds custom implementation, dedicated support, custom integrations, and SLA options to Group, with no price stated. A 14-day free trial is available without a card requirement. The listed monthly entry price is Core, while Group's lower per-location monthly rate comes with a multi-location package.
Invoice verification is the product's defining workflow: verified ingredient-cost changes update recipe costing, and menu tools show margins against food-cost targets. Vendor price-change alerts and an AI assistant that answers questions using invoice, recipe, and verified cost data extend that cost-tracking focus. Group is the relevant tier for operators needing cross-location views; Core covers the listed cost and vendor tools for individual locations. MiseUp is less suited to buyers who need clearly defined inventory-management functions or a wider purchasing system. Choose it for invoice accuracy and cost visibility; consider alternatives if inventory coverage is central.
MiseUp pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Verifies invoice prices, quantities, pack sizes, and arithmetic
- Updates recipe costs when verified ingredient costs change
- Group adds unlimited locations and cross-location reporting
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; Core starts at $99 per location monthly
- Core's annual price is $900 per location
- Inventory-management scope is not clear
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