What your guest sees
- They point the phone camera at the code on the table. The menu opens in the browser, with nothing to install.
- They scroll your categories and see each item with its photo and its price.
- They tap an item and pick what applies: hot or iced, a size, a flavor, an extra. The price follows the choice.
- They add items to an order list and show the screen to the waiter.
What you control
You sign in to the admin panel on your phone. From there you add, remove, hide and reorder items and categories, and you edit names, descriptions, prices and photos. A photo can come straight from your phone's gallery. When an item runs out, you hide it; when it is back, you show it again.
What is in the price
- A menu website that shows each item with its name, photo, price and details, made to be read on a phone.
- Choices built into the item: hot or iced, size, flavor, add-ons.
- An order list the guest builds and shows the waiter. It runs in the browser, with nothing to install and no payment step.
- An admin panel: add, remove, hide and edit items, prices, photos and categories from your phone.
- A QR code as print-ready files for tables, counters and signs.
- Setup on your own domain, with the logins handed to you.
- Any change to what we built is free for one month after launch.
Not in the price
- The domain name and its yearly renewal. You buy it in your own name and we help you do it.
- Photographing your items. Send your photos, or ask us to quote product images.
- Online ordering, payment and delivery.
- A second language. Ask and we quote it.
How long it takes
Usually live 2 to 3 days after we have your full menu, your photos and your domain. The time depends on how fast the menu and the photos reach us.
What it costs
A menu website starts from 300 JD. These are starting prices. You get the final price in writing, with what it includes, before any work starts.
A live one
Formentera Café in Abdoun Village, Amman, runs its menu on this system. Read the case, or open the menu on your phone.
Open Formentera Café's live menu
QR menu or PDF menu
A PDF behind a QR code is enough for a short menu that never changes. A menu website is the better choice when prices change, items run out or photos help guests decide. The full comparison has a table.
Questions about QR menus
Do guests need an app to open a QR menu?
No. The guest points the phone camera at the code and the menu opens in the browser, the way any website does. There is nothing to download and no account to make. The same address also works from your Instagram bio, your Google listing or a message.
Can guests order and pay from the QR menu?
Not in the menu we build today. Guests add items to an order list and show the screen to the waiter, who takes it from there. There is no checkout and no payment, so you need no payment provider. Online ordering is a different system, and we quote it on request.
Can I change prices on the QR menu myself?
Yes. You sign in to the admin panel on your phone and change a price, a photo or a description, hide an item that ran out, or add a new one. Your guests see the change without a reprint, because the code on the table keeps pointing to the same address.
What do you need from me to start?
Your logo and brand colors, your photos, your text or menu with prices, and your hours, address, phone and social links. For any website we also need a domain bought in your name, and we help you buy it. If you have no photos or no text yet, say so at the start.