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Setup and publishing · 6 min

What does a QR menu cost and which plan fits your venue?

Compare more than the monthly price: languages, table routing, ordering, stock and the number of locations your team actually uses.

Updated Jul 14, 2026 · Written and reviewed by the Webstability editorial team · Checked against the current product · How we work

01

Start with the complete operating flow

A standalone QR code is inexpensive, but it does not solve translations, menu changes or table orders. List the parts you will use every day: menu management, languages, locations, kitchen flow, stock and users.

  1. 01Count tables, zones or rooms that need their own QR.
  2. 02Decide whether guests only read or also order.
  3. 03Count the people managing menus or orders.

02

Choose the smallest plan that supports service

Starter fits a multilingual menu without an operational order flow. Pro makes sense when table QR, ordering, kitchen and stock need to work together. Premium adds quality insights, team access and priority support.

03

Measure time, errors and reprints

The value is not the feature count. It is changing a price once, removing a sold-out dish immediately and attaching every order to the right table without manual entry.

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