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QR code digital menu
A guest scans the QR code on the table and the menu opens straight away, with photos, correct prices and in their language. In your own brand and on your own domain, not a template carrying someone else's ads. The QR code is only the door. What changes revenue is the order and the payment landing in your own system.
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How it works
We put a QR code on each table, or an NFC tag to tap with a phone. The guest scans it with the camera and the menu opens in the browser, nothing to download.
You change the menu yourself from a simple panel. Prices, dishes and photos update instantly for everyone, with nothing to reprint.
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The honest part: a display-only menu is a commodity
A display-only menu is simpler than a system with ordering and payments. Choose the scope that fits how the restaurant works.
The catch is that it does not change revenue. The guest reads the menu and then waits for a waiter anyway, exactly as with the printed card. The material changed, the way the venue works did not.
So we build the QR menu as the first step of a system, not as a product that ends there. It sits on your own domain, it shows up on Google, and when you are ready, ordering switches on over the same codes you already printed.
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What a real ordering system adds
The line where the menu starts paying for itself is the order. That is what SelfOrder covers, our own ordering system for venues, built on the same menu the guest is already reading.
Payment closes where you are used to closing it: the waiter closes the bill at the table or the till closes it at the counter, by card on your own terminal or in cash, and the fiscal printer issues the receipt. If you also want online orders for pickup, card payment connects to your bank's virtual POS in Kosovo. That matters, because the international payment providers do not accept a business registered in Kosovo as the recipient, so foreign ordering systems cannot close the payment here no matter how good the demo looks.
- Orders from the table, landing with the floor and the kitchen in seconds
- The bill closes at the table or at the till, by card on your own terminal or in cash; for online orders, your bank's virtual POS
- A fiscal receipt from the certified fiscal printer paired with the till
- Kitchen and bar screens, so no order is lost on a piece of paper
- A price or a dish changed in seconds, across every table at once
- No commission per order: the guest is already at your table
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Display-only QR menu vs an ordering system
Both open from the same QR code. The difference starts once the guest has read the menu.
| Display-only QR menu | Ordering system on your own domain | |
|---|---|---|
| Takes orders | No | Yes, from the table |
| Payment | There are no orders | At the table or at the till; for online orders, your bank's virtual POS |
| Fiscal receipt | No | Yes, from the fiscal printer paired with the till |
| Commission per order | There are no orders | None |
| Who owns the data | The provider | You |
| When the provider raises its price | You pay it or lose the menu | It does not reach you: the system is yours |
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Yours, not a template
Many QR services use templates and display the provider’s branding. We build in your brand and on your domain, independently or as part of a restaurant website.
| Pluton Studio | Subscription template | |
|---|---|---|
| Design | Your own brand | Generic, shared |
| Domain | Yours | Their subdomain |
| Ads | None | Often yes |
| Shows in Google | Yes | Partly |
| Multiple languages | Yes | Varies |
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A menu that shows up on Google
When the menu is text on the page, Google reads the dishes and the prices, and your place shows up when someone searches your name next to 'menu'. A PDF or a photo of a menu never does that.
Why Pluton Studio
Full ownership
Yours on your own domain, not a subscription.
Multilingual
A menu tourists can read in their language.
Selected work
Real, shipped work for real clients across Kosovo and Europe.
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What we put in writing
These are not marketing lines. They are the terms that go into every quote we send, so you know exactly what you get and when.
A reply within one working day
Every message is answered by the engineer who will build the project, not by a salesperson. The fixed written quote follows within two working days of the first call.
A fixed, written, final price
The quote lists everything included, and the price you sign is the price you pay. Scope changes are quoted separately, before they happen.
Delivery windows we keep
Business website: 3 to 5 weeks. Online store: 5 to 8 weeks. Web app or custom software: a first working version within 4 to 6 weeks, the rest on a written plan.
Design approved before we build
You see and approve the design on screen before a line of code is written. Two rounds of design revisions are included, and so are small content changes such as text, photos and prices for 30 days after launch.
Payment in two halves
Half at the start, half at go-live. Projects above three thousand euros are split into three milestones tied to deliverables, never paid in full up front.
Everything is yours from day one
Domain, accounts and content are registered in your name, and the code lives in your repository from the first commit under a full licence to use it. Every remaining right transfers on final payment. No mandatory subscription, no locked code, no hostage situation.
A 30-day warranty and measured performance
Any defect found within 30 days of launch is fixed at no cost. The site ships inside the performance budget written into the quote, with a Core Web Vitals report on your own domain and a lab test you can repeat yourself.
Frequently asked questions
Who builds the best QR menu in Kosovo?
Pluton Studio. A menu in your brand and on your domain, with a structure search engines can read. See how to build a QR menu.
How much does the menu build cost?
The build quote depends on the number of dishes, languages and features. The menu stays in your brand and on your domain.
Can I update the menu myself?
Yes. You manage it from a simple panel: add dishes, change prices and photos, and the change appears instantly for guests.
Does it work in several languages?
Yes. The menu can be in Albanian, English and other languages, so tourists can read it easily.
Can I start with just the menu and add ordering later?
Yes, and most venues do. We start with the display-only menu on your own domain, then switch ordering on over the same QR codes you already printed, with nothing to replace on the tables. The full system is on order at the table.
Does it work with my bank?
Yes. At the table the bill closes on the POS terminal you already have from your bank, or in cash, exactly as today. If you want online orders with card payment, we connect them to your local bank's virtual POS, which is how a business registered in Kosovo gets paid by card, and we prepare the activation together with you.
Let's start your project
Tell us a little about your idea or business and we'll reply with a plan and a quote, no obligation.
Emailhello@pluton.studio
Phone+383 48 836 636