You can create your first menu and generate a QR code in under 5 minutes depending on your menu size. Simply register, add your items, and customize your design. Going live is instantaneous.

A: No. Your diners only need the standard camera app on their smartphone to scan the QR code. The menu opens directly in their mobile browser—no downloads, no friction.

A: Yes, we offer a free plan with basic features so you can explore the platform. You can upgrade to a paid plan at any time to unlock advanced features like analytics, custom branding, and order integration.

A: You can cancel your subscription at any time. If you cancel, you will retain access to paid features until the end of your current billing period, after which your account will revert to the trial plan.

A: Absolutely. This is one of our core features. Any change you make to your menu items, prices, or descriptions in your Menuverse dashboard is instantly live. The same printed QR code will always show the most updated version—no need to ever reprint.

A: You have full control. Customize your QR code's colors, style, and logo. Choose from various menu templates and fonts to match your brand's aesthetic perfectly.

A: As the restaurant, you are the data controller for information collected when a diner scans your QR code (e.g., order data). It is your legal responsibility to provide a privacy notice to your customers explaining this data collection. Our platform allows you to easily add a link to your privacy policy on your digital menu.

A: Simply open your smartphone's camera and point it at the restaurant's QR code. A notification will appear—tap it to open the full, interactive digital menu in your browser. No app is required.

A: Scanning the code simply opens the menu. You are not required to share personal data to browse. If the restaurant offers direct ordering or feedback features, any data you choose to provide (like your name for an order) is handled according to that restaurant's privacy policy, which should be linked on the menu page.

A: The menu is a webpage, so viewing it requires an internet connection (Wi-Fi or mobile data). The page is optimized to be lightweight and load quickly.

A: This depends on the specific restaurant and the features they have enabled. Some menus are for viewing only, while others may have integrated ordering or contact forms. The available functions will be clearly displayed on the menu page.