Everything a modern menu needs

Most of what you need to run a menu. The free plan covers the QR menu with unlimited items, ordering and booking requests by WhatsApp, table QR codes, reviews, a printable PDF menu, 30 days of statistics, one AI menu scan and one AI social post a week, with no time limit. Pro adds orders and reservations managed in your dashboard, daily AI menu scans, a custom web address, a full year of statistics, loyalty cards and the complete set of menu designs.

No. Each one is switched on or off from your dashboard, and a menu with nothing but categories and prices is a perfectly valid setup. A bakery might publish a catalog and stop there, while a restaurant runs ordering, reservations and reviews at once.

It reads a photo of your printed menu (JPEG, PNG or WebP), pulls out categories, item names, descriptions and prices, and hands them to you for review before anything is saved. You correct what it misread instead of typing a hundred items from scratch. The free plan includes one scan to try it; Pro includes 10 scans a day.

Both start the same way: the guest fills a cart on your menu. What changes is where the order goes. With WhatsApp, the cart becomes a ready-written message to your number, free on every plan, and nothing is stored in Scanqur. With dashboard ordering (Pro), the order lands on a live board in Scanqur with its status. Table ordering is a separate switch: each table gets its own QR code, so the table number travels with the order either way.

Yes. You invite each person by email with one of five roles (manager, kitchen, waiter, host or staff), so a manager can edit prices while the kitchen works the orders and a host handles bookings. The owner keeps full control and can remove access at any time. The free plan includes 2 team members, Pro 10.

Download the code as PNG, SVG or a multi-code PDF and print it yourself, or order through the built-in print marketplace, which ranks printers near you first for table cards, stickers, posters and stands.

Yes. It writes ready-to-publish social posts about your menu and your dishes, your menu page is built to be indexed by search engines, and a selection of published menus appears in the Scanqur examples gallery.