Marji

Restaurant food-cost software connecting supplier price changes to reviewed recipe costs and menu margins.

Free / paid plans
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About the product

What does Marji do?

Marji helps independent restaurant, café and bakery operators review recipe costs as supplier prices change. Operators can scan a menu, review AI-drafted recipe estimates, enter ingredient quantities and costs, and inspect margin recommendations with their supporting inputs. Estimates require human review; Marji does not adjust menu prices automatically or operate as a POS or accounting system. A free hosted QR menu is available. Single costs $59 per location per month; Operator is invitation-only at $149 per location per month. A 14-day no-card trial is available.

Who it’s for

Who should use Marji?

café and bakery operators, Independent restaurant owners are the clearest fit based on how the product is positioned.

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Pricing: Free / paid plans

Platforms: Web

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How much does Marji cost?

Free / paid plans Check the provider’s own page for the latest pricing, packages and terms.

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Details, pricing and availability can change. We use provider information, verified owner updates and editorial review where available. Check the provider’s own page before making a purchase, booking or important decision.

Profile last updated 20 Oct 2026.
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