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GetFreeMenu review

Freemium#7 of 21 in Restaurant Menu Makers

A free web-based QR menu with ordering tools; Pro adds white-label branding and advanced analytics.

7.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026

GetFreeMenu is a browser-based menu service for restaurants, cafés, food trucks and other food businesses. It lets small operators create mobile-friendly menus with names, descriptions, prices, photos and dietary tags, then share them by QR code or link. Customers can browse on their phones without installing an app. Its scope extends beyond displaying menus: the service also supports table-side and takeaway ordering, making it relevant to restaurants that want customers to order from the menu itself.

The free plan includes QR menus and codes, automatic translation into 19 languages, table-side and takeaway ordering, and self-service kiosk and online payments. The Ad-Free plan costs $24 per year, removes ads on public menus, and keeps the same features and limits as Free; it retains GetFreeMenu attribution. Pro costs $19 per month or $180 per year. It adds white-label branding, ad-free public menus, a premium fine-dining template, advanced analytics and full sales-report history, as well as unlimited kiosk and online payment use. Restaurants comparing tiers should note that Ad-Free changes the public-menu experience rather than expanding functionality, while Pro is the step up for branding and reporting needs.

The web-based service combines menu editing and QR sharing with operational tools: table-specific QR codes, kitchen display for pending orders, menu-view and sales tracking, and a virtual queue with GPS distance gating. This breadth may suit a small restaurant seeking one place for digital menus and ordering workflows. It is less suitable for businesses that require print ordering, and operators wanting white-label menus or the advanced analytics and full sales history must choose Pro. Those who only need an editable QR menu can start on Free; those who want ads removed without changing features can consider Ad-Free.

GetFreeMenu pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Creates QR menus with item photos, prices and dietary tags
    • Automatically translates menus into 19 languages
    • Supports table-side and takeaway orders, plus a kitchen display
  • Where it doesn't
    • Ad-Free keeps GetFreeMenu attribution
    • Free and Ad-Free have the same features and limits
    • Print ordering is not supported

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