For table tents, window stickers and takeout bags

Your menu QR code. Paid for once.

Print it on every table today. Change the menu whenever you like and the code stays the same. No monthly fee, ever.

Make your codeEditable codes: from $9 once, not every month

The code updates as you type. Nothing is uploaded.

Your password stays in this browser. It's encoded into the image, not sent anywhere.

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Editable after printingfrom $9, once

Change where it sends people any time, even after it's printed. Pay once, no subscription.

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by May 1

MARIGOLDkitchen & bar

Guest Wi‑Fi

Coffee House Guest

The menu changes every week. The sticker on the table doesn't.

A normal QR code is like a printed phone number: once it's on the table, it can only ever go to one place. An editable code is like a forwarding number. The sticker stays the same, but you change where it sends people.

1You print the table tents

Regular codeSends guests to your spring menu.
Editable codeSends guests to your spring menu.

2Prices change

Regular codeStill shows the old menu with the old prices. Reprint every tent.
Editable codeUpload the new menu, paste the new link. Nothing gets reprinted.

3You switch to a new ordering app

Regular codeThe code goes to the old app. Reprint every tent and decal.
Editable codePoint the same code at the new app. The decals on the window still work.

4Holiday menu for two weeks

Regular codeNot worth reprinting. Guests see the regular menu.
Editable codeSwap it in, swap it back.

Same printed code in both rows. The only difference is whether you can change where it sends people afterward.

WHAT USUALLY GOES WRONG

Many "free" QR sites give you a code on a free trial. You print table tents for every table. The trial ends. Guests scan and get an error page with the QR company's logo on it. From then on you pay every month, or you reprint everything.

WHAT'S DIFFERENT HERE

You pay once for the pack. The codes keep working for as long as we exist, and we've written down what happens if we ever close.

WHERE CAN IT SEND PEOPLE?

Anywhere with a web address. A menu PDF, a web menu, Toast or Square ordering, your reservations page, your Google review link, a loyalty signup, the Wi‑Fi password. Change it whenever.

Pay once per pack, not per month.

A 25‑pack covers every table, both windows, the takeout bags and the catering flyer. One payment, no renewal.

Free code

Free

Unlimited. No account.

  • Link, Wi‑Fi, text, contact card, email, phone
  • PNG and SVG at print size
  • Your colors, initials or logo, and a caption
  • Can't expire. Everything is inside the picture itself
Make a free code

Editable code Pay once

$9for 1 code

Or 3 for $19, or 25 for $49. Yours for good.

  • Change where it sends people, any time, yourself
  • Change it as often as you like, no charge
  • Download a plain copy any time, free
  • No monthly fee. Ever.
1 for $9 3 for $19 25 for $49

Questions owners ask.

Short answers here. Our promise, if we ever close, has its own page.

Our promise if we ever close
How do I make a QR code for my menu?
Paste the link to your menu (a PDF, a web page, your ordering app) in the box above and click Download. For table tents and decals that will sit there for years, flip on "Editable after printing" so you can change the link later without reprinting.
Can I update the menu without reprinting?
Yes, with an editable code. Put the new menu online wherever you like, open your codes page (the link is in your receipt), paste the new link, press Save. The stickers on the tables don't change.
Does the code expire?
No. Free codes can't expire. Editable codes are paid for once and keep working for as long as we exist, with a written promise about what happens if we ever close.
Can I make separate codes for lunch, dinner and the bar?
Yes. A 3‑pack covers that; the 25‑pack covers multiple locations, catering flyers and seasonal inserts.
How can you afford to never expire?
Every time someone scans, our computer looks up where to send them. That costs us a tiny fraction of a cent. A subscription only works if the code stops when you stop paying. Ours doesn't need to, so we charge once and keep our costs tiny.