Adisyo Alternatives 2026: Price, Module and Scope Comparison

These are the points on Adisyo's price and feature pages that can lead people to look for an alternative:

• •Modular pricing: the base plan is tiered by staff count (Lite TRY 12,500, Standart TRY 18,500, Pro TRY 25,800, annual); the QR menu at +TRY 546/month, the cash-register (ÖKC) link at +TRY 565/month and delivery platforms at +TRY 225/month are added as modules. The total changes with the modules you choose.
• •Prices are published excluding VAT; VAT must be added to find the net annual amount.
• •The free trial is 15 days.
• •Offline operation is not stated on the official price page; the internet-outage scenario should be asked about in the sales conversation.

Adisyo's strength is delivery-platform integration: 8+ platforms for +TRY 225/month. The kitchen display and stock/recipes are in Standart and above. For the detailed comparison see Genu vs Adisyo.

For anyone looking for an Adisyo alternative, the strongest option is Genu: the same scope comes in a single plan without a module calculation, and the cashier keeps working when the internet is down. The differences from Adisyo:

• •Scope in one line item: Pro brings the QR menu, QR ordering, bills, cashier, kitchen display, stock and recipes, customer accounts, expenses and loyalty together; there are no separate module fees.
• •The annual calculation for the same scope: at Adisyo, Standart TRY 18,500 + the QR module TRY 6,552/year = TRY 25,052 + VAT (about TRY 30,062 with VAT); Genu Pro is $999 VAT included. In Genu Pro the customer accounts, expenses, loyalty and the offline cashier are also inside the same price.
• •A cashier that keeps working when the internet is down: with Pro + Genu Desktop new orders, payments, closing bills and the end-of-day continue.
• •Approval-card AI (Genu Assistant, Genu Pazarlama, MCP) and a daily AI credit in every plan.
• •Waiter-approved QR ordering, table QR identity and item cancellation with a mandatory reason; a commission-free own pickup and home-delivery channel.
• •Detailed table: Genu vs Adisyo.

Plans and price: Basic $199 · Premium $499 · Pro $999 (annual, VAT included). Each higher plan includes the one below. Bills, the cashier screen, the kitchen display, the end-of-day (Z) report and the cashier that keeps working when the internet is down (Genu Desktop) are in Pro; the QR menu is in every plan from Basic; QR ordering, the waiter panel, stock, recipes, customer accounts, expenses and shifts are in Premium and above. All updates are included in the plan, with no separate licence fee and no per-order commission. Pro has Excel/CSV accounting export; there are also a self-service kiosk, delivery service zones and a digital menu board. Cash-register (ÖKC) and delivery-platform integrations are on the roadmap. All amounts are open on the pricing page; for 2-3 branches it is the Pro price × the number of branches (Enterprise), and 4 or more branches are priced by contract (Chain).

Transfer Bonus: if you are coming from a provider whose subscription is still running, your remaining months are added to your Genu annual subscription under the terms; see the Transfer Bonus page for the conditions. Menu migration: we move your menu together with you; there is also bulk product import from Excel (.xlsx) and menu import from a photo of a paper menu. The 30-day free trial requires no credit card.

The following are not a ranking or a recommendation; they are facts from the products' own official pages (9 October 2026).

• •Ari Adisyon: Monthly TRY 899 / 1,490 / 2,421 (excl. VAT), with a cloud edition or a local installation that runs at the venue; no setup fee and no commitment. In the cloud edition new orders need the internet; in the local installation the server is at the venue. In Genu the offline cashier comes with Desktop, which records every transaction in the cloud exactly once when the connection returns; 2-3 branches are Enterprise. Genu vs Ari Adisyon
• •Adisyonline: Three plans at TRY 5,900 / 9,900 / 15,900 per year + VAT; it lists an extra TRY 1,000/year for each platform integration and TRY 5,000 for the ÖKC integration. In its own words it does not work offline. In Genu the cashier keeps selling when the internet is down. Genu vs Adisyonline
• •Motus Bulut: Safir TRY 3,000, Zümrüt TRY 5,000, Elmas TRY 7,000 (annual, VAT included); 5 users included in every plan, extra users TRY 1,500 per year. Stock, customer accounts and pre-accounting are at its core; its page says an internet connection is required. In Genu, QR ordering, the kitchen display and the cashier that works through an outage are under one roof. Genu vs Motus Bulut
• •Hizmetra: With annual billing TRY 800 / 1,150 / 1,650 per month (excl. VAT), tiered by staff count; it is web-based, and the QR system and delivery platforms are monthly add-ons. In Genu the QR menu is in every plan and QR ordering is in the plan from Premium. Genu vs Hizmetra

'Not stated on the official pages' in the table does not mean the feature is absent; only that it could not be verified on the product's public pages on the comparison date. Confirm it in the sales conversation.

• •1. Prepare your current product and category list with prices; if you have no Excel (.xlsx), a photo of the paper menu is enough.
• •2. Open the 30-day free trial on Genu (no credit card) and import the menu: bulk product import from Excel or menu import from a photo; if you like, we move your menu together with you.
• •3. Define tables and zones, staff (PIN sign-in) and receipt printers; install Genu Desktop on the till computer.
• •4. In the first week run the new system next to your current one during a quiet shift; try QR ordering, the kitchen display and the end-of-day report in real service.
• •5. Choose the plan; if you are switching, check the Transfer Bonus terms and set the switch day according to the end date of your old subscription.
• •6. On the switch day renew the table QR codes, give staff their PINs and compare the first end-of-day (Z) report with the old system's figures.