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FairQR

A digital menu by QR code, without a subscription

Updated: July 2026

A digital menu by QR code is convenient, until the first monthly invoice arrives. Many services charge an ongoing fee just to keep your menu online. FairQR solves this with a one-time price.

The problem with most solutions

Two things cost restaurants money and hassle again and again. First, a monthly subscription. Second, reprinting: if you hard-link the menu or use a static code, every price or dish change means printing new table displays.

How FairQR solves it

With a dynamic FairQR code, you print the code exactly once. Behind it sits the address of your menu - for example a shared Google Doc, a file in your cloud storage (Dropbox, OneDrive), or a page on your own website. When the menu changes for a new season, you simply update the document or swap the linked file. The printed code on your tables stays the same and instantly shows the current menu.

Your file lives wherever you already keep content. That is good for your branding - the address visibly carries your own name - and it keeps you independent. FairQR deliberately hosts no files.

You pay for this once, not monthly: Starter for €29 or Business for €59 (incl. VAT).

See how often it is scanned

FairQR gives you scan statistics. You can see how many guests open the menu, without tracking cookies and without storing IP addresses. Only coarse details such as country and device type are counted.

Step by step

  1. Put your menu online - for example as a shared Google Doc or a file on your website.
  2. Create a dynamic QR code and set that address as the destination.
  3. Download the QR code and print it for the tables, the entrance, or the window.
  4. When the menu changes, simply update the linked document - the code stays the same.

No risk, no subscription

Your destinations and your statistics can be exported in full at any time. That keeps you independent, with no monthly commitment.

Frequently asked questions

Can I change the menu without reprinting?
Yes. With a dynamic code the printed pattern stays the same; you simply update the linked document or swap the file. The code on the tables instantly shows the current menu.
Where does my menu live?
Wherever you already keep content: on your own website, as a shared Google Doc, or in your cloud storage (Dropbox, OneDrive). FairQR hosts no customer files.
Is there a monthly fee?
No. You pay once for the dynamic code. There is no subscription and no ongoing fee to keep the menu online.

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