Fresh
Light, app-like, photo cards
QR code menus that are never out of date.
Build the menu, print one QR code, and change prices, photos, and sold-out dishes without reprinting a thing.
- Free
- for your first restaurant
- No card
- to start
- No app
- guests use the camera
Try the menu your guests would see
Pankarta Grill is our sample restaurant. Its menu is a live Pankarta page, the same kind you would put on your tables.
Open the demo menu
Three steps, then it is on the table
- 1
Write the menu
Add categories, dishes, prices, and photos.
- 2
Put the QR on the table
Guests scan it and get the current menu.
- 3
Edit it when service changes
Sold out, new price, new photo. Same code.
No website? You don't need to pay for one
Every restaurant gets its own page, and we host it. There's no website builder or hosting plan to pay for, and it's included on the free plan.
See a sample restaurant page- What guests look for
- Your menu, hours, location, phone number, and featured dishes.
- Links to where you already are
- Delivery apps, social media, and review sites, all in one place.
- Readable by search engines
- Your hours, address, and menu are marked up so Google can understand them.
- Your domain, if you have one
- Most domain companies can forward it to your page, usually at no extra charge. Guests who type your address land there, and the address bar shows pankarta.com/your-restaurant. You only keep paying to renew the domain.
The parts you use after the menu is up
Templates that already look finished
Start from a menu layout and put your dishes, prices, and photos in it.
A QR code in your style, ready to print
Square or round, in your colors, with your logo. Download table cards, stickers, and posters as a PDF or an image.
See what people open
Weekly views and scans. On Pro, daily charts and the dishes guests tap most.
A code for each placePro
Give a table, a window, or a flyer its own code and see which one gets scanned.
Menus by time of dayPro
The same code can open breakfast in the morning and dinner at night.
Staff accountsPro
Invite the people who keep the menu up to date, so it isn't all on you.
Pick the room the menu should feel like
Each one is the public page guests open. You can switch later.
Free
Bold
Large type and a red price
Elegant
Dark, for a slower room
Print the QR once, not the menu every time
On paper, every new price or dropped dish means another print run, and the old menus go in the bin. With Pankarta the cards on your tables stay the same and only the menu online changes.
Digital isn't free either: every scan runs on servers and on your guests' phones. So we keep the menu page light, with no app to download, and we'd still keep a few printed menus for guests who prefer paper.
Your first restaurant is free
No card to start. Each restaurant has its own plan, so a small café and a busy dining room don't pay the same.
Free
$0forever, for your first restaurant
- 1 menu with up to 15 dishes
- A QR code that does not change when you edit
- A restaurant page, with no hosting to pay for
- Weekly views and scans
- Free menu templates
Pro
$9per restaurant per month, or $90 a year
- Up to 5 menus and unlimited dishes
- Up to 25 QR codes, with scans counted for each one
- QR codes that open a different menu by time of day
- Premium templates
- Daily charts, devices, and the dishes guests tap
- Staff accounts
- No Pankarta badge on your menu
- 14 days free on your first restaurant
More than one restaurant? Each additional one is $5 a month, plus its own plan.
Questions before you start
- Do guests need to install an app?
- No. Guests point the phone camera at the code and the menu opens in the browser.
- Do I need a card to start?
- No. The Free plan doesn't ask for one. You add a card only if you move to Pro.
- Does my QR code change if I edit the menu or switch plans?
- No. The printed code keeps working when you edit the menu or change plans.
- What happens to my menu if I stop paying?
- The menu stays online. Limits only stop you from adding more, and a premium template falls back to a free one. An additional restaurant is the exception: it stays published only while its $5 fee is paid.
- Can guests order and pay from the menu?
- No. Pankarta is a menu to read. Your page can link to the delivery apps you already use.
- Should I still keep printed menus?
- Yes, keep a few. Some guests don't have a phone with them or find a printed menu easier to read, and a printed copy also covers you if a phone or connection fails.
Set up the first menu before the next service.
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