QR codes for restaurants
Your dining room is covered in printed surfaces: table tents, window decals, receipts. A code on each one puts your menu, Wi-Fi and review page in front of every guest, and you can edit what sits behind a dynamic code without touching the print.
The playbook
Update the menu, keep the print
Build a hosted menu page and put a dynamic code on every table tent. When a dish sells out or a price moves, you edit the page once and each printed code serves the new menu on the next scan.
Wi-Fi at the table
A Wi-Fi code stores your network name and password in the pattern itself. Guests point a camera and connect, and your staff stop spelling out the password twelve times a shift.
Reviews asked at the right moment
Print a Google review code on receipts so the ask lands while the meal is fresh. Scan analytics break results down by day, so you see which services bring the reviews in.
Feedback before the bad review
A hosted feedback page gives unhappy guests a private place to complain. You hear about the cold soup tonight instead of reading about it in public next week.
Specials that rotate on one code
Point a dynamic code at a hosted coupon page and swap the offer each week. The sticker in your window stays put while the deal behind it changes.
Start with these guides
Where to print your codes
Common questions
Will my menu code stop working if I stop paying?+
No. QR Tool codes never expire, on any plan. A printed table tent keeps scanning after a downgrade, an ended trial or a year of inactivity.
How many codes does a restaurant need?+
Most start with three: menu, Wi-Fi and reviews. The free plan includes 3 dynamic codes, so that whole setup runs without a paid plan.
Can I use one code for all my tables?+
Yes, one menu code works on every table. If you want scan counts per table, create a code for each with bulk CSV upload and compare them in analytics.
Make your first code
Static codes are free without an account, and the free plan includes 3 dynamic codes with scan analytics.