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eatsQR review

#25 of 42 in Digital Menu Software

A paid QR-menu service with AI import, ordering and kitchen tools for restaurants.

5.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026

Restaurants can use eatsQR to publish menus through permanent QR codes, import menu content from a photo or PDF, and make edits to dishes and prices online. Automatic translation and customer order-building are part of the service; staff can collect orders by QR and send them to a kitchen panel. Menu management is also available through a web chat or WhatsApp assistant. Its scope suits restaurants seeking a digital menu with ordering, rather than a menu-only publishing tool.

According to the published annual-billing prices, Standard costs €119.4 per year, equivalent to €9.95 per month. It includes one full menu, one language, unlimited visits and one AI digitization scan per month. Pro is €191.4 per year and adds three menus, Google Reviews and WiFi, customizable design, the EatsQR Restaurant Assistant, and QR/NFC smart stands. Premium costs €298.8 per year, with unlimited menus and dishes, all languages, a custom domain, the assistant and smart stands. Pro and Premium also include customizable menu design. A 7-day trial is available, and there is no free plan.

The paid tiers are most relevant when a restaurant needs more menus or languages, a custom domain, or the additional design and stand options. WhatsApp and Google Reviews are named integrations; the service is web-based and cloud-deployed. Standard's single language and monthly AI scan limit may constrain restaurants that frequently import menus or serve multiple language audiences. Pick eatsQR for QR menus that combine AI import, translation and order handoff; consider another option if a free plan or a platform beyond web is essential.

eatsQR pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Create menus from photos or PDFs with AI digitization.
    • Translate menus automatically and update dishes and prices in real time.
    • Let customers build orders for QR pickup and send them to a kitchen panel.
  • Where it doesn't
    • There is no free plan; the service is paid after its 7-day trial.
    • Standard includes one language and one AI digitization scan per month.
    • The listed platform is web only.

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