SuperQR

SuperQR gives restaurants QR menus and guest services through a shared system. Guests scan a code and use the service in their phone browser without installing an app. Its AI waiter answers questions using restaurant information, helps with dish selection and supports ordering. Digital menus can show photos, ingredients, prices, sides and portion sizes; when ordering is enabled, guests can compare dishes and use a cart. Restaurant teams can manage checklists, tasks, assignments and staff time, including clock-ins, clock-outs and breaks. The service also supports online bookings for rooms or event spaces, an online store for meals and merchandise, configurable loyalty rewards and promotions, and guest feedback with manager follow-up tasks. SuperQR runs in the cloud, with own-infrastructure deployment available on Enterprise. The Free plan covers one location, up to 10 QR points, one staff member and 50 credits per month. Standard and Business are listed at 19 900 ₸ / month and 49 900 ₸ / month, respectively; Enterprise pricing is upon request.

SuperQR combines guest-facing QR menus with restaurant operations and sales tools. The free plan offers a small starting scope, while the listed paid tiers raise location, QR point and staff limits.

SuperQR suits restaurants that want QR menus and guest services alongside staff routines, bookings, loyalty or online sales. It can also fit restaurants needing multiple menu languages and menu analytics.

SuperQR is a restaurant platform that puts QR menus, AI guest assistance, ordering and back-office workflows in one system. It suits operators that want more than a digital menu, especially multi-location businesses and those considering self-hosted deployment. The main trade-off is that useful capacity is tightly tied to plan limits, while payment connections are arranged per setup.

Overview

Guests scan a QR code and use SuperQR in their phone browser, with no app installation. Menus can include photos, ingredients, prices, sides and portion sizes, plus dish comparison and a cart when ordering is enabled. Multiple menu languages and menu analytics make it more practical for varied audiences than a static PDF or display.

The platform extends into restaurant operations. Staff can follow checklists and assigned tasks, and record clock-ins, clock-outs and breaks. Restaurants can accept bookings for rooms or event spaces, sell meals, ready-to-cook food and merchandise through an online store, and run configurable loyalty rewards, bonuses and promotions. Guest feedback can generate follow-up tasks for managers, with review destinations including Google, 2GIS and Yandex.

Key features

Guest service and ordering

The AI waiter answers from the restaurant's information, helps with dish selection and assists with placing orders. This can reduce friction during a QR visit, but the quality of guidance depends on how complete and accurate the restaurant's information is. Browser access avoids asking diners to install an app, a meaningful advantage for one-off or occasional visits.

Operations and integrations

Checklists, tasks and time tracking give managers one place for shift routines and assignments rather than limiting the product to front-of-house ordering. Business and Enterprise plans list iiko, Saby and CRM integrations. Payment connections are arranged for each setup, so restaurants should confirm their payment workflow before committing.

SuperQR runs in the cloud. Enterprise adds deployment on the customer's own infrastructure, which is the relevant route for organizations with infrastructure or data-residency requirements. Its privacy policy states that servers are in the Republic of Kazakhstan, data exchange uses TLS, passwords and PINs are irreversibly hashed, and staff access is role-based. SuperQR Staff is an employee mobile app distributed through Google Play.

Pricing

Free — free (billed 0 ₸ / month) covers one location, up to 10 QR points, one staff member and 50 credits per month. It is a way to establish a small QR presence, not a fit for a staffed operation with multiple service points.

Standard — $19,900 a month (billed 19 900 ₸ / month, or 191,000 ₸ per year, −20%) supports one location, up to 100 QR points, five staff, two dashboard users, 1,000 API calls per month and 500 credits. It fits a single-site restaurant that needs modest staff and integration headroom; the one-location and five-staff ceilings limit larger teams.

Business — $49,900 a month (billed 49 900 ₸ / month, or 479,000 ₸ per year, −20%) raises capacity to three locations, 1,000 QR points per location, unlimited staff, 10 dashboard users, 10,000 API calls and 2,000 credits monthly. This is the practical tier for growing groups, particularly where the listed iiko, Saby and CRM integrations matter.

Enterprise uses custom pricing (billed upon request). It provides unlimited locations, QR points, staff, dashboard users and API calls, 10,000 credits per month, and own-infrastructure deployment. It is aimed at larger organizations with scale or deployment requirements rather than casual menu use.

Platforms

SuperQR supports Android, web, API access and self-hosted deployment. Guests use a phone browser, while the separate SuperQR Staff employee app is available through Google Play.

Who it's for

Choose SuperQR if your restaurant wants QR ordering alongside staff routines, bookings, loyalty, online sales and review follow-up. Business is the stronger fit for up to three locations; Enterprise is the choice when unlimited scale or customer infrastructure is essential. A small venue needing only a few QR points may find Free sufficient. Restaurants seeking only a simple menu should avoid paying for operational breadth they will not use.

Pros and cons

• Pro: One QR journey combines multilingual menus, ordering, AI guidance and a cart without an app download.
• Pro: Checklists, task assignment and time tracking cover concrete shift-management needs.
• Pro: Bookings, online sales and configurable loyalty extend the platform beyond menu publishing.
• Con: Free is capped at one staff member, 10 QR points and 50 credits monthly.
• Con: Standard remains limited to one location, five staff and two dashboard users.
• Con: Payment connections are setup-specific, and Enterprise is custom-priced.
• Con: Server location in Kazakhstan may not suit every organization's requirements.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, see Digital Menu Software.

OlaClick is a lower-cost alternative with Android, iOS, web and Windows support, including a free plan with no commission per order and an Advanced plan at R$ 73,30 monthly (R$ 64/mo annually).

GustoQR suits restaurants wanting a freemium QR product with 500 customers per year on its free tier, while full POS and AI features are reserved beyond that scope.

Screenza is a freemium digital-display option rather than an all-in-one restaurant operations suite.

Flipdish is a paid ordering platform whose Website plan costs $149 per month per site and includes a branded website, online ordering, menu management and loyalty.

EatPe offers low-cost POS and QR plans, including POS Lite at ₹99/month with 500 invoices and daily sales reporting.

TapNConnect is better suited when queue management is central; its TapQueue trial lasts 14 days, while QR Menu Basic is $49/month.

Menutech is a subscription menu service with a $20/month Mini plan and no free plan.

NexSigns is a custom-priced signage platform for Android and web.

Verdict

SuperQR is best for restaurants that want QR guest service tied to staff operations, bookings, loyalty and online sales, with room to grow into multiple locations. Its strongest reason to choose it is the breadth of one ecosystem; look elsewhere if you need only a simple menu, require predictable payment integration, or cannot use infrastructure located in Kazakhstan.