Real features, mapped to the job.
Every capability below ships today — no roadmap promises. Here’s exactly how each one earns its place for your work.
Dynamic QR codes
Update your menu, happy-hour list or specials behind the same printed code — no reprinting table tents when a price moves.
Smart Routing — time of day
One table-tent code shows the breakfast menu before 11, lunch until 4, then the dinner and cocktail list after — switching automatically.
Smart Destination Pages + Stripe
No app? A hosted page carries your menu links and a Stripe payment-link button so guests scan, pay and reorder right from the table.
Scan analytics
Total and unique scans plus device and country breakdowns show which table tents and dayparts actually get used.
What it looks like in practice.
A table-tent QR that flips from brunch to dinner menus on a schedule you set once.
A bar coaster linking to a scan-to-pay tab powered by a Stripe payment link.
An allergen and nutrition deep-link you correct instantly without reprinting a thing.
Where the value shows up.
How a QR plus a Smart Page turns print into leads and sales. Cost figures below are illustrative industry examples, not a measured claim about your results.
Turn tables faster
A scan-to-pay button on every table tent lets guests settle up without flagging a server — shorter waits, faster table turns on a busy night.
Lift average check
A time-routed menu can surface happy-hour specials and add-ons at exactly the right daypart, nudging one more drink or dessert per table.
Kill reprint costs
Editing a dynamic menu behind the same printed code means a price change costs a click instead of a fresh print run of table tents.
Illustrative: if reprinting menus runs a small restaurant ~$300–$500 a season, moving prices behind a dynamic QR trims most of that to near-zero — and a scan-to-pay page captures tips and reorders you might otherwise miss.
Further reading
Guides on the decisions behind these codes — written for the same problems restaurants & bars run into.
How to Scan a QR Code: Any Phone, No App, Even From a Screenshot
How to scan a QR code with the camera you already have, what to do when it will not read, how to scan from a screenshot or a laptop, and if an app helps.
ReadQR Codes for Reviews and Feedback: Asking at the Right Moment
Where to put a review QR code, why the happy-path fork breaks platform rules, what to link to instead, and what a scan count really proves.
ReadAre QR Codes Safe? How to Spot a Malicious One Before You Scan
A QR code is only ever text — the risk is where it sends you. How to read the URL, the sticker trick to check for, and what to do if you already scanned.
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