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Restaurant QR menu cost

Compare restaurant QR menu prices through the service scope before the product count.

Restaurant cost is shaped by tenant or standalone setup, the number of managed QR menus, and the optional Emadmin plan. Menu size is a separate scope factor that affects content preparation and operational update needs.

A bright restaurant and cafe interior with tables prepared for service

Pricing components

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Read setup fees, publishing model, and management needs together.

Tenant setup focuses on a lower starting cost, while standalone publishes the menu on the business’s own domain. One restaurant menu and several separately managed menus for branches or service points do not produce the same total.

An Emadmin plan can be selected separately when the restaurant team needs to update products and prices frequently. A setup without a panel can be considered for a more stable menu. The banner displays starting amounts dynamically, while the pricing tool produces a quick estimate from the selected setup, plan, and menu count.

The Emadmin panel used to manage restaurant products and prices
For restaurants with many categories and frequent price changes, management needs are part of the total-cost evaluation.

A sound comparison

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Evaluate restaurant QR menu offers on the same scope

A model with a low setup fee can create a different total cost once updates, domain ownership, or multiple-menu needs are included.

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Compare the product experience provided

Do not price a mobile category, product detail, variant, fast search, and 12-language experience as if it were only a PDF link.

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Count branches and service points

If the restaurant, terrace, takeaway operation, or different branches need separate menus, define the managed QR menu count before pricing.

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Clarify content-management ownership

Who publishes a product or price change, and how quickly, affects staff time and error risk alongside the panel cost.

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Evaluate QR code and domain continuity

Preserving the menu address over time affects the risk of reprinting table materials and changing providers.

Em QR Menu features

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Real product capabilities available to every business

Em is the QR menu interface used by guests. Emadmin is the separate product offered to manage menu content.

Fast on-device search

Once the menu has loaded, search runs on the device so guests see matching products and variants as they type.

Categories, products, and variants

Instead of a long PDF, categories, product details, images, variants, and prices are presented in a mobile-friendly layout.

A menu experience in 12 languages

Guests can switch between 12 supported languages with one tap and browse the same menu structure in their language.

Tools that support product choice

The preference wizard, AI-assisted recommendations, and a personal short list help guests narrow down their options.

Business details and themes

Address, map, opening hours, payment methods, and social accounts can appear in a side panel, while colors can reflect the brand.

Content management with Emadmin

When Emadmin is used, categories, products, variants, prices, campaigns, and language content can be updated through the panel.

Calculation steps

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Create a comparable pricing estimate for your restaurant

Choose publishing and management scope first, then confirm content preparation and special needs during final quoting.

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    Compare tenant and standalone options by starting budget, domain ownership, and QR code continuity.

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    Select the number of managed QR menus and, when needed, the Emadmin plan duration.

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    Review the pricing-tool estimate and confirm category, product, language, and publishing scope for the final quote.

Business-specific guides

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Continue with the guide for your opening or pricing decision

Review new-business preparation and QR menu costs separately for the practical needs of cafes and restaurants.

Next step

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Explore the product, try the demo, and estimate the cost

Frequently asked questions

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What to know before choosing a QR menu

Does product count determine the restaurant QR menu price?

The core pricing-tool calculation uses setup type, Emadmin plan, and managed QR menu count. A very large or disorganized content set is reviewed separately as part of data preparation and setup scope.

Is one QR menu enough for several branches?

The scope can be reviewed together if branches use the same products, prices, and business information. If their content differs, separate QR menus may be required, and the calculation should use the actual number managed.

Which option suits a restaurant with frequent price changes?

An Emadmin plan is better suited when authorized staff need to update products, variants, prices, campaigns, and languages directly. A setup without a panel can be considered when changes are infrequent.

Do the displayed amounts include VAT?

The pricing banner marks amounts as excluding VAT. VAT display can be selected in the pricing tool, and tax and scope details are confirmed in the final quote.