Restaurants and dhabas
Replace printed menus that go out of date, and take dine-in and takeaway orders on WhatsApp.
A digital menu for your restaurant, café or hotel
Make a digital menu card: add your dishes, prices and photos, choose one of eight designs, and publish. Customers scan the QR code on the table and see your menu on their phone, with no app. They can send their order straight to your WhatsApp.
Change prices or mark a dish sold out any time; the QR code stays the same. No commission on orders.
How a customer orders
From a scan at the table to an order on your WhatsApp
- No commissionEvery order comes straight to your WhatsApp. We take no cut of your sales.
- No appCustomers only need a phone camera and a browser.
- Stored for youMenus and photos are kept on our servers so the QR code keeps working. Orders are not stored.
- Your paymentsWe do not take payments. UPI goes straight from the customer to you.
Sell more on every order
The same guest. A bigger bill.
A paper menu just sits there. Your digital menu points guests to what you want to sell, suggests what goes with it, and nudges them to add one more thing before they order. Watch one example order grow.
Your orderDelivery
- Dal Makhani₹220
- 2 × Butter Naan₹90
Add ₹590 more for FREE delivery
Item total₹310
₹0 more on this one order
One example order with every feature switched on. Not every guest takes every suggestion, and your prices will differ. A printed menu can do none of the basket steps.
For your customers
Everything a guest can do on your menu
Your menu opens on any phone. These are the things a customer sees and can tap.
Find a dish fast
Section tabs that follow as they scroll, a search box, and a Veg only switch.
Veg, non-veg and egg marks
The familiar green and red marks, plus Bestseller, Spicy and New labels.
Half, Full and more
Up to four prices on one dish: Half and Full, Regular and Large, 4 or 8 pieces.
Sold out shows as sold out
Nobody orders a dish you cannot make today.
Dine-in, takeaway or delivery
Table number for dine-in. For delivery: name, phone, address, a landmark and a map pin from their phone's location.
A clear bill
Item total, packaging charge and delivery fee, with "Add ₹80 more for free delivery" when you set a free delivery amount.
"Complete your meal"
One-tap add-ons in the basket: drinks, sides and desserts they have not picked yet.
Pay by UPI or at the counter
For menus in rupees: open a UPI app or show a UPI QR code, with the order number in the payment note.
Order number and a review prompt
After sending, they see their order number and total, and a button to rate you on Google if you add your review link.
Call, WhatsApp, Directions
Buttons at the top, plus Instagram and Google reviews, your opening hours and whether you are open now.
Offers banner
A strip at the top for today's special, a weekend offer or a promo code.
For you, the owner
Everything you can set up in the editor
Sign in, build the menu on your phone or computer, and change it whenever you like. The QR code stays the same.
Bring the menu you already have
Paste text, load an Excel or CSV file or a PDF, or take photos of your printed card. Photos are read on your phone and not uploaded. You check the list before anything is added.
Eight designs, your colour
Signature, Fresh, Spice, Café, Royal, Coastal, Heritage and Sweet, each with or without photos. Pick a colour that stays readable.
Sold out today in one tap
Switch a dish off for the day instead of deleting it. Tomorrow it comes back with one tap.
QR code and table cards
Download the code as PNG or SVG, or print A4 table cards with one code per table, so orders arrive with the table number.
Charges you decide
A packaging charge for takeaway and delivery, a delivery fee, and free delivery above an amount you choose.
How you get paid
Add your UPI ID, turn digital payment on or off, and choose Pay after dining or Pay before meal for dine-in.
Choose what to suggest
Pick up to 8 dishes for the basket suggestions, or leave it on automatic.
Live phone preview
See the menu on a phone as you type, before you publish.
Also in the editor
- Choices and add-ons on a dish: spice level, extras, a size or a drink
- Combos and meal deals that show the saving
- A second language: Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil and six more
- Today's special in one tap, gone by itself at midnight
- Sections and dishes you can reorder
- Photos made small on your phone before upload
- Logo, cover photo and tagline
- Opening hours and open-now status
- Address, Google Maps link, phone and WhatsApp number
- Instagram and Google review links
- Hotel and services wording: rooms, requests, bookings
- Prices optional for services
- Take a menu offline and keep its address
- Up to 3 menus, 300 dishes and 60 photos each
Paper menu vs digital menu
What a year of menu changes really costs
Every new dish, price rise or removed item means a printed menu is out of date. You either reprint every copy, or guests read crossed-out prices. A digital menu changes in a minute with nothing to reprint, and the QR code on the table stays the same.
Paper: the first print plus a full reprint of every copy for each change, ₹4,000 each time. Digital: the plan for 12 months, plus one QR table card per menu printed once, about ₹25 each. Changes cost nothing extra.
Paper menus₹28,0007 prints in the year
vs
Digital menu₹500QR cards, once. Changes: ₹0
Paper, adds up with every reprintDigital, no reprints
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Digital wins. You keep ₹27,500 a year.Paper costs about 56× more. The more often your menu changes, the bigger the gap.
Every change, side by side
When this happens Paper menu Digital menu
Change a priceReprint every copyEdit on your phone
Add a new dishReprint, or a stickerLive in seconds
A dish runs outWaiter says sorry"Sold out" in one tap
Weekend offerPrint a separate flyerOffers banner in a minute
Menu gets stained or tornReplace the copyNothing to stain
Get started
Make a QR code menu in four steps
- 1
Sign in
An account keeps your menu safe and lets you change it from any phone or computer.
- 2
Add your menu
Sections, dishes, prices and photos. Photos are made small on your phone before upload.
- 3
Choose a design
Pick one of eight designs and see the live phone preview as you type.
- 4
Publish and print
Choose your web address, publish, and print the QR code or table cards.
Uses
Who uses a digital menu card
Cafés and bakeries
A photo menu of coffee and bakes that you can update daily.
Hotels
In-room dining and service lists that guests open from a card in the room.
Spas, salons and services
A clear price list that customers can book from on WhatsApp.
Getting the most from a QR menu
- Put the QR code where people sit: a table card, a sticker on the table, or a card in the hotel room.
- Use table numbers if you take dine-in orders, so you know where each order came from.
- Add photos to your best sellers first. Five good photos do more than fifty average ones.
- Mark dishes sold out during service instead of deleting them, so they come back tomorrow with one tap.
- Keep a few printed menus for customers who prefer paper.
To make a QR code for anything else, such as your WiFi network, use the QR code generator.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A digital menu card that customers open by scanning a QR code with their phone camera, instead of reading a printed menu. You change it online, so prices and sold-out dishes are always up to date without reprinting.
No. Orders go straight from the customer to your WhatsApp, and UPI payments go straight to you. An account can have 3 menus, each with up to 300 dishes and 60 photos.
No. Paste the text of your menu, load an Excel or CSV file or a PDF, or take photos of your printed card. Photos are read on your phone and not uploaded. You check the list before anything is added.
No. Orders use WhatsApp's free click-to-chat link. The customer's WhatsApp opens with the order written out, and they press Send. Any WhatsApp number works, including WhatsApp Business.
Yes. Add choices to a dish, such as a spice level, extras like cheese, a size or base, or the drink in a meal. You decide whether a choice is required and how many they can pick, and any extra price is added to the bill. The choices appear in the WhatsApp order.
Yes. List the dishes a deal includes, like a thali with a lassi. Customers see what is in it and how much they save against ordering each dish on its own.
Yes. Pick a second language and type the dish and section names in it: Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati or Punjabi. Customers switch between English and that language on the menu. Anything you leave untranslated shows in English.
Yes. Edit dishes, prices and photos, mark dishes sold out or pick today's special, and press Publish changes. The QR code points to the same address, so customers who open the menu after that see the new version. Someone who already has it open sees it when they reload. The editor tells you when you have changes that are not published yet.
Tap the star on a dish and publish. It shows at the top of your menu with a Today's special label, and goes back to normal by itself at midnight.
Just a phone camera. Scanning the code opens the menu in their browser. There is no app to install and no sign-up.
Yes. You choose which of dine-in, takeaway and delivery you offer. You can add a packaging charge, a delivery fee and free delivery above an amount. For delivery, customers give their name, phone number, address and their location on the map.
For menus in rupees, you can add your UPI ID. Customers then pay you from the menu with any UPI app, or by scanning a UPI QR code, and the order number is in the payment note. The money goes straight to your account; BulkWizards does not take or hold payments. You can turn this off so customers pay at the counter.
Yes. Choose Hotel or Services when you make the menu. Orders become requests or bookings, the table number becomes a room number, and prices are optional.
Yes. Enter how many tables you have and download a PDF of table cards. Each card has its own code, and orders from it arrive with the table number filled in.
Your menu and its photos are stored on our servers so customers can open them. Orders are not stored: each one is a WhatsApp message from the customer to you.
Anyone who scans the code sees a "menu not found" page until you publish again. The address and QR code stay yours.