Looking at Petpooja for Your Banquet Hall? Compare Features First.

Petpooja is the product name. The company behind it is Prayosha Food Services Pvt. Ltd., headquartered in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Its corporate page lists an Ahmedabad address and says it serves India, the UAE, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, South Africa, the US and Canada. Third-party profiles such as Tracxn put the founding at 2011, name Parthiv Patel as CEO, report headcount of roughly 1,800 in 2025 and mention a customer base above one lakh restaurants. We did not audit those figures. Search data tells a simple story: about 33,000 people a month in India search for the Petpooja login, which means most visitors are existing users. If that is you, log in on Petpooja's own site. This page is for owners deciding whether a restaurant POS covers a banquet.

The product is a restaurant management platform. Its pricing page lists a base plan with cloud billing, inventory, menu management, more than 90 reports, delivery-app integrations and unlimited users and terminals. A Growth plan adds a captain app, kitchen display, Zomato and Swiggy reconciliation and Tally integration. A Scale plan adds a table reservation manager, kiosk software and 1,000 e-invoice credits. Marketing plans with WhatsApp credits are sold separately. As read in September 2026 the page shows ₹12,000, ₹20,000 and ₹30,000 for base, Growth and Scale, excluding GST, and says plans are indicative. Independent guides disagree on the billing period, describing the entry plan as anywhere from about ₹10,000 a year to ₹12,000 a month, so get the period and every add-on in writing before you compare.

None of the pricing-page features is a hall calendar. A table reservation manager is about restaurant tables, and the plan pages we read list no banquet, hall or event module. That is not a criticism. Restaurant billing is Petpooja's job and it appears to do it well, particularly delivery-app orders, captain apps and daily sales reports. It does mean a hall owner using it as the main system inherits the gaps a POS leaves: no slot-locked calendar, no multi-stage payment plan for a ₹6,00,000 wedding, and no quote that changes with the guest count. Owners fill those gaps with a diary and WhatsApp, which works until two staff quote the same Saturday.

Consider an 80-seat restaurant in Surat with a 250-seat party hall upstairs. On weekdays the restaurant does 150 bills a day. On weekends the hall holds two events: an 11 am lunch for 120 guests at ₹650 a plate, which is ₹78,000 of food, and a 7 pm dinner for 250 guests at ₹800, which is ₹2,00,000. The restaurant should stay on its POS. The hall needs a calendar, a quote for each enquiry, ₹25,000 tokens and a final invoice with food at 5% and hall rent at 18%. Petpooja Growth at ₹20,000 plus Kaliquid Pro at ₹11,988 a year (₹9,000 if billed yearly) comes to about ₹32,000 before GST if the Petpooja fee is annual. If it is monthly, the restaurant side alone costs ₹2,40,000 a year and the comparison changes. Check which one you were quoted.

Who should not switch? Any restaurant whose money is in tables, delivery apps and daily walk-in billing. Petpooja's aggregator integrations and captain app are aimed exactly there, and Kaliquid does not compete on them. Who should look further? A banquet hall or outdoor caterer running on a POS plus a diary, whose errors are in dates, advances and tax lines. The scorecard on this page lists 18 workflows to test in any demo, weighted by how much each matters to you, and it works for Petpooja, Kaliquid or anyone else you shortlist.