Komby pricing for every growth stage
Komby pricing is transparent across plans that grow with you, with vertical-specific paths for restaurants, offices, and nightlife. Choose the skin that matches how you operate, then pick a plan that covers the modules you will use this quarter—without paying for unrelated industry tooling that looks impressive in demos and unused in week two. Restaurant pricing emphasizes hospitality workflows such as reservations and reviews. Office pricing focuses on professional services operations. Nightlife pricing covers VIP, guest lists, and venue promotion. Global billing options and currency display help international teams forecast costs clearly beside labor and venue expenses. Start free where available, upgrade when automation and seats demand it, and cancel according to plan terms. Compare feature matrices on the Compare page, then return here to subscribe with Stripe-secured checkout. Pricing pages for each skin stay editorially distinct so buyers and crawlers never confuse office seats with VIP nightlife inventory. Procurement teams can download plan differences mentally in minutes: vertical first, tier second, billing period third. Avoid mixing restaurant modules into nightlife quotes. When in doubt, open the skin-specific pricing URL for your industry and keep this hub as the cross-vertical overview for leadership steering committees. Finance stakeholders can model seat growth, module expansion, and yearly discounts without a custom spreadsheet from sales. Keep vertical pricing URLs in your evaluation packet so legal and procurement review the correct scope. Revisit Compare guides whenever a competitor claims feature parity without multi-vertical depth. Teams evaluating Komby should map one live journey end to end and measure hours returned in the first thirty days—not vanity feature checklists alone. Keep skin-specific pricing URLs in your evaluation packet so legal and procurement review the correct vertical scope. Revisit Compare guides whenever a competitor claims feature parity without multi-vertical depth or nightlife-specific workflows.
