Feature

Digital menu with QR

A public menu with photos, the story behind each dish, time-based prices and a QR per venue or per dish.

US$29 Latin America · US$49 United States

How it works

Your menu lives on a public page that opens from the QR on the table, the sign or the concierge: every dish with its photo, description, ingredients, calories and story, and the price that applies right now — happy hour, weekend or a named event — with nobody editing anything that night. You make changes from your panel and they show up instantly on the menu, in the concierge and in the table order. An identified customer can even earn points just for looking at a new dish.

What it does NOT do

The limits, said before you ask. A module that promises too much falls apart in the first week.

  • It is a web menu, not a print-menu design service.
  • It does not take payment and does not take the order by itself: showing a dish is not selling it. The order lives in table ordering or in Premia Delivery.
  • It does not read prices from your POS. You make changes in your panel and they show up instantly.

What it costs

US$29 Latin America · US$49 United States

Per brand, per month. It is the first rung and can be bought on its own; it also comes with Núcleo. From US$79 per brand per month in Latin America and US$250 in the United States.

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Who uses it

The industry pages this module appears on.

Questions

How do time-based prices work?
You schedule the window once — happy hour, a weekend, or a named event — and the price applies at that moment with nobody editing anything that night. The menu, the concierge and the table order all quote the same effective price.
What does the digital menu cost on its own?
US$29 per brand per month in Latin America and US$49 in the United States, plus US$10 or US$15 per extra location. It is the way in: no concierge, no points, no campaigns. When you want those three you move up to Núcleo and the menu you already built comes with you.
Do I need a QR per table?
For the menu, no: one QR per venue or per dish is enough — on the sign, the door or the placemat. The QR per table is what table ordering adds, because there the order has to reach the bar with the table number on top.

The next step

Try it with your own menu

Say “hi” to the live demo and see how it feels from the customer’s side, or book thirty minutes about your business: your menu, your rewards, your numbers.

WhatsApp +505 7791 2000 · hello@premia.vip

Digital menu with QR — Premia