One scan, no app
Guests use the camera they already have. The menu opens in the browser — nothing to download, no account, no friction.
QR Code Menus, Explained
QR Code Menu
A QR code menu lets guests scan a small square with their phone camera and see your full menu instantly — no app, no printing, and you can change it anytime without ever reprinting the code.
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What is a QR code menu?
A QR code menu is a restaurant menu hosted online that guests open by scanning a QR code with their phone camera. No app is required, and because the code points at the menu's web address rather than its contents, you can edit the menu without reprinting the code.
A QR code menu is simply your menu, online, opened by scanning a QR code. The guest points their phone camera at the code on the table, counter or door, taps the link that appears, and your menu loads in their browser in about a second. Nothing to download, nothing to install.
The real advantage is what happens after the code is printed. The QR code points to your menu's web address, not to the content itself — so you can change prices, add dishes, swap photos or mark items sold-out as often as you like, and the same printed code always shows the latest version. Print once, update forever.
Update without reprinting the code
The QR points to your menu's address, so you can change prices and items endlessly and the same printed code always shows the latest menu.
Contactless and hygienic
No shared, handled menus. Every guest views your menu on their own phone — cleaner for them, easier for you.
Works on every phone
iPhone, Android, old or new — a QR code menu loads fast and looks great on any device with a browser.
Ready in under 2 hours
Add your items, generate the code, print it. Your QR code menu can be live the same afternoon — or let our team build it.
Track what guests view
Because the menu is digital, you can see how many times it's opened — insight a paper menu can never give you.
Digital menu vs printed menu
The differences owners actually ask about, side by side. A printed menu is fixed the moment it leaves the printer; a digital one is not.
| What matters | EasyOffer digital menu | Printed menu |
|---|---|---|
| Changing a price | Instant, from your phone | Reprint every copy |
| Cost per change | Nothing | Design and printing, every time |
| Marking an item sold out | One tap, live for the next guest | Not possible mid-service |
| Photos of every item | Included, no limit | Adds real printing cost |
| Languages | Unlimited — the guest picks | One per printed version |
| Time to launch | Under 2 hours | Days, through a designer and a printer |
| What the guest needs | A phone camera. No app, no sign-up | Nothing, but menus wear out and go missing |
| Knowing what guests look at | Built-in view counts per item | No data at all |
The printed QR code never changes when you edit the menu — it points at your menu's address, not its contents. You print it once.
Pricing
Two plans. A free month on both.
Start with the menu. Add ordering when you want guests to order from the table.
Digital menu
Everything a paper menu does, without the reprinting.
from $13 / mo
billed yearly
- $17 month to month
- $90 every 6 months — $15/mo
- $156 a year — $13/mo
- Unlimited items, photos and languages
- Change a price from your phone, live on the next scan
- A QR code that never needs reprinting
- Your colours, your logo, five designs
- Happy-hour and time-of-day prices
- View counts for every item
New
Menu + Ordering
Guests order from the table. The kitchen sees it in seconds.
from $39 / mo
We set it up together — the kitchen display and a sticker for every table — so the price is agreed with you, not read off a page.
- Everything in Digital menu
- Guests order from their phone, no app
- Kitchen display with a chime for every order
- Call-waiter and bill requests, cash or card
- One tab per table with a running total
- Orders and scans per table, live
Prices in USD · VAT may apply · Cancel anytime · Guests always pay you at the venue, as they do today.
QR code menu — questions
What is a QR code menu and how does it work?
A QR code menu is your menu hosted online and opened by scanning a QR code. A guest points their phone camera at the code, taps the link, and your menu loads in their browser in about a second — no app to download. The same code always shows the current version.
How do I make a QR code menu for my restaurant?
Sign up for EasyOffer, add your dishes, prices and photos, and generate your QR code — the whole thing takes under 2 hours. Print the code for your tables, counter or door, and guests can scan it immediately. You can also send us your items and we'll build the menu for you.
Do customers need to download an app to scan the menu?
No. Modern phone cameras read QR codes natively. The guest points the camera at the code, a link appears, they tap it, and the menu opens in their browser. There is nothing to install and no account to create.
Is a QR code menu free to try?
Yes. EasyOffer offers a free 1-month trial with no credit card required — email a photo of your menu to contact@geteasyoffer.com and it is built for you the same day, or create it yourself in the dashboard. Paid plans then start at $13/mo billed yearly.
Can I update a QR code menu without reprinting the QR code?
Yes — this is the biggest advantage. The QR code points to your menu's web address, not to the content, so you can change prices, add or remove dishes and update photos as often as you like. The same printed code always shows the latest menu.
More ways venues use EasyOffer
Each venue type gets a menu built around how it actually serves guests.
Create your QR code menu today
Start your free 1-month trial — no credit card. Scan-to-view menu, live in under 2 hours.
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