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Foori POS vs Granet Pro
Sells itself as Pakistan's offline-first all-in-one business platform — POS, inventory, analytics, HR and financials.
Checked against their own site on . We have no relationship with them and nothing here is their wording unless it is linked.
Where we stand
The honest version
Granet Pro is the closest thing to a like-for-like comparison in this market, and we built our price list knowing buyers would put the two side by side. Both are priced per branch, per month. Both run in a browser. The top tiers are the same number to the rupee, and both of us make the same annual offer — pay for ten months, get twelve, half off setup.
So the pricing table is not where the decision is. Two things are.
The first is offline, and they are ahead of us. Their POS is built to keep taking orders when the connection drops; ours is not, and we are not going to describe a roadmap item as a feature to close that gap on paper.
The second is what each of us commits to, and when you pay. Granet’s setup fee is quoted against the size of your menu and starts at PKR 50,000 per branch for larger jobs — they say smaller businesses pay considerably less, and they agree the number with you before you sign. Ours is a published figure, from PKR 10,000, and it is not due until your staff are trained and you are open on it. We could not find an uptime commitment or a money-back term published anywhere on their site on 10 August 2026.
Side by side
What each of us publishes
| Term | Granet Pro | Foori POS |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | PKR 2,999 per branch (Starter) | PKR 2,500 per branch |
| Setup fee | From PKR 50,000 per branch | From PKR 10,000, on go-live |
| Contract | Monthly, cancel anytime | Month to month |
| Uptime | Not published | That month is free |
| Money-back | Not published | 30 days on setup |
| Offline mode | Offline-first, orders keep working | Roadmap, not shipped |
| FBR and PRA | FBR and PRA integration | Add-on, PKR 2,000 a month |
| First look | Free demo, set up with your data | On your own phone |
Every claim in the Granet Pro column links to the page we took it from, on their own site, opened in a new tab. We checked on 10 August 2026. "Not published" means we could not find it stated publicly that day — it does not mean the answer is no, and the fastest way to settle one of these rows is to ask them.
Credit where it is due
Where Granet Pro is strong
A comparison page that finds nothing good to say about the other vendor is an advert. These are the reasons a restaurant would reasonably buy theirs instead.
Offline is a product decision, not a checkbox
Their site says orders, payments and kitchen tickets keep working with the internet down, and sync when it returns. Foori does not ship offline mode at all. If your area drops connection during dinner service, this is a real difference and it is not in our favour.
They scope the setup fee before you sign
The fee is quoted against the size of your menu and inventory and agreed before signup rather than printed as a flat number. For a 200-item kitchen with recipe costing that is the more honest way to price the work.
The platform is wider than a POS
They sell inventory and procurement, HR and payroll, and a financials module with supplier ledgers and accounting export. If you want one system for the whole back office rather than the best till, that breadth counts.
Where we differ
What Foori does differently
The same four on every comparison page, because they are the same four whoever you are weighing us against.
01
You see it running on your phone before you pay anything
A working POS on your own phone in the first meeting. You do not have to buy hardware or book an install visit before you can judge it.
02
Your own ordering channel, at 0% commission
Your own branded ordering channel, built into the POS rather than bolted on. We take no commission on what it sells.
03
Support is the people who write the software
The WhatsApp line goes to the people who build the product, not to a ticket queue. That is a real advantage now and an honest one to lose later, when there are too many restaurants for it to hold.
04
A written uptime commitment
If Foori POS is down while you are serving, that month is free. We could not find a POS vendor in this market publishing any commitment about uptime, and the one that addresses it at all rules it out.
Next step
See both, then decide
Book a demo and judge it against Granet Pro with your own menu on the screen. Nothing to install and nothing to pay to see it.