Share your menu digitally via QR codes

Don't fancy a physical menu card anymore? Adding a digital menu card is simple via Sayl Resto. You can generate stickers from within our platform and paste them on your resto tables or in your hotel rooms

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Paste the QR code -
launch the digital menu card

Your own stickers or Sayl Restos stickers

We give you full freedom on how the QR code stickers look like. You can design your own stickers and generate the URLs for these stickers in our system, or simply use our stickers - we give them for free.

Read-only, order or pay via the menu

The digital menu cards we show during eat-in can behave like you want it. They can be read-only so they are pure informative, you can make that people can order but they must pay at the cash register, or they can immediately order and do the online payment.

Integrated with loyalty

While interacting with your digital menu card, during check-out customers can apply for a redemption based on their loyalty to your brand and business.

Why QR code menus matter?

QR code menus have a number of advantages. Customers can, for example, swiftly and simply access menus. They won't have to flag down a waiter to ask for a menu because they can get it on their own devices. They won't have to download an app, which can be a turn-off for customers, especially at quick-service restaurants and cafés.

Customers spend more money when they have access to digital menus. While a waiter can only recommend upsell alternatives so many times, computerized menus can do so in an unobtrusive and natural way - “add fingerfood for 7.50 eur?” or “order a soft drink?”

Taking your menu online, though, is about more than simply increasing sales; it's also about improving the consumer experience. Customers who order on a gadget are relieved of the stress they would feel when confronted with a busy waiter. Instead than hurrying to chose products they don't like or forgetting to get something, they can take their time ordering.

Staff no longer need to focus on these more administrative chores because clients may order and pay on their own devices. This allows them to spend more time being hospitable, such as conversing with clients and checking in on how they're doing.