"Aaj Ka Menu Kya Hai?"
Answered. Every Time.

Chatsettu's Pro plan is a one-time ₹699 recharge for 5,000 messages (not a monthly subscription) — more than enough for most single-kitchen messes. A free plan is also available to try it first with no card required.

Yes. Add your members (one by one or from an Excel/CSV sheet) and share the check-in link or QR. Before each meal's cut-off — the time you set, like 4 PM for dinner — members type their mobile number and tap "I'll eat" or "Skip". Right after the cut-off you get one summary with the plate count, how many are skipping, guests, and the numbers by hostel or PG, by email and as a phone notification (and on WhatsApp if you switch that on). You decide whether members who do not answer count as eating or not. It does not remind students — you tell them the cut-off — and no AI is involved, so it adds no message cost.

The saving is yours, not in the student's fee. The monthly fee stays the same, but your cost is every day's rice, vegetables, gas and cook time. If 15 of 80 members are away for a dinner — a trip home, an exam, a function — you can cook for 65 instead of 80, spend less on that day's raw material and fuel, and throw less food away. Over a month those days add up. You also stop the "I told you I am not eating" arguments, see which meals and days are usually lighter so you can plan the week, and know how many guest plates to make. What you do with the saving is your choice — some owners give a small credit for skipped meals to keep members honest. Chatsettu only gives you the count; it never changes anyone's fee. We do not promise a fixed saving, because it depends on your mess.

Anywhere food is cooked for a known group of members — a private mess, a PG, a college or school hostel mess, a company canteen or a tiffin service. In a hostel or canteen, where cooking is done in bulk, knowing the real headcount before the cut-off matters even more. Add the members once, share the check-in link or QR, and the count reaches the person in charge.

Type or paste it into the agent's knowledge base from your dashboard — one line per day works best — and update it whenever the menu changes. You can also share the QR code on your notice board or at the counter so students can scan and ask.

No online payment happens in the chat. It takes the plan request or order, and sends it to you with the customer's name and phone number — your team confirms and collects payment the way you already do.

Yes. In your dashboard you make one QR per place and name it (for example "Sai Nilayam PG"). When someone scans it and asks to join, your lead email and Leads page show that place, and the AI does not ask for their area again. Print them all in one go or download each one.

Yes. The Hostel Register is a separate add-on (₹2,999/year) that keeps an Out / In register for the hostel, and it can be linked to your meal check-in so students who are away from the hostel are not counted for that meal. You can read about it at /hostel-out-register.

Yes — this is one of Chatsettu's core strengths. It automatically replies in whichever language (or mix of Hindi/English) the customer types in, without any setup.