SuperQR

SuperQR is a restaurant platform that combines QR menus, ordering and an AI waiter with staff administration, bookings, loyalty and online sales. It suits operators wanting one system for guest service and internal routines, especially multi-location businesses or those considering self-hosting. Its scope is substantial, but location, QR-point, staff and usage limits make plan selection important.

Overview

Guests scan a QR code and use SuperQR in their phone browser, so an app installation is not required. The digital menu supports photos, ingredients, prices, sides and portion sizes, with dish comparison and a cart when ordering is enabled. Multiple menu languages and menu analytics make it more useful than a static menu, particularly for restaurants serving varied audiences or tracking menu engagement.

Beyond the guest experience, SuperQR includes checklists, assigned tasks and time tracking for clock-ins, clock-outs and breaks. Restaurants can take online bookings for rooms or event spaces, sell meals, ready-to-cook food and merchandise, and run configurable loyalty rewards, bonuses and promotions. Guest feedback can be routed into manager follow-up tasks, with review activity named for Google, 2GIS and Yandex.

Key features

The AI waiter answers from the restaurant's information, helps diners choose dishes and assists with placing orders. This is valuable when menus need explanation or guests need guidance, but the quality of those answers depends on the information the restaurant supplies and maintains.

Staff tools make the product relevant to shift-based operations rather than only front-of-house browsing. Booking and store functions extend the same QR ecosystem into events and additional revenue streams. Payment connections are arranged for each setup, while Business and Enterprise plans list iiko, Saby and CRM integrations.

Security controls include TLS data exchange, irreversible hashing for passwords and PINs, and role-based staff access. Platform servers are located in Kazakhstan. SuperQR runs in the cloud; deployment on a customer's own infrastructure is an Enterprise option. SuperQR Staff is an employee mobile app distributed through Google Play.

Pricing

Free costs nothing, billed 0 ₸ per month. It covers one SuperQR location, up to 10 QR points, one staff member and 50 credits per month. This is a practical way for a very small venue to establish a QR presence, but the single-user and 10-point ceilings leave little room for a larger floor or several shifts.

Standard costs $19,900 a month, billed 19 900 ₸ per month, or 191,000 ₸ per year (−20%). It allows one location, up to 100 QR points, five staff, two dashboard users, 1,000 API calls per month and 500 credits per month. It fits a single-site restaurant that needs ordering and modest operational coordination; the staff, dashboard and API limits can constrain a busy operation.

Business costs $49,900 a month, billed 49 900 ₸ per month, or 479,000 ₸ per year (−20%). Up to three locations, 1,000 QR points per location, unlimited staff, 10 dashboard users, 10,000 API calls and 2,000 credits support a substantially larger group. The listed integrations make it the more suitable tier for established teams coordinating several sites.

Enterprise uses custom pricing on request. It removes limits on locations, QR points, staff, dashboard users and API calls, provides 10,000 credits per month and adds deployment on the customer's own infrastructure. It is aimed at larger operators with infrastructure or scale requirements that the hosted plans cannot accommodate.

Platforms

SuperQR supports Android, web, API and self-hosted deployment. Guests use a phone browser, while staff have the SuperQR Staff Android app. Self-hosting is reserved for Enterprise.

Who it's for

Choose SuperQR when a restaurant wants QR ordering alongside AI assistance, staff scheduling routines, bookings, loyalty and an online store. Business suits groups of up to three locations, while Enterprise is the logical fit for unlimited sites or customer-infrastructure deployment. A small venue needing only a simple menu may be better served by a narrower, lower-cap product.

Pros and cons

• Pros: One QR journey combines multilingual menus, ordering, AI guidance and analytics.
• Pros: Checklists, tasks and time tracking cover practical shift administration.
• Pros: Bookings, online sales and configurable loyalty extend beyond menu display.
• Pros: Role-based access, hashed credentials and TLS provide defined security safeguards.
• Cons: Free is limited to one staff member, 10 QR points and 50 monthly credits.
• Cons: Payment integrations are setup-specific, so implementation may vary by restaurant.
• Cons: Enterprise is required for self-hosting and has custom pricing.

Alternatives

For a broader shortlist, see Digital Menu Software.

OlaClick is a fit for operators wanting Android, iOS, web and Windows coverage, including a free plan with no commission per order.

Screenza suits businesses prioritising digital signage across Android, Linux, macOS, web and Windows, with a free tier limited to one screen.

GustoQR is worth considering for a free-forever plan with 500 customers per year and full AI features, though its free tier has no full POS.

MENU TIGER offers a web-based freemium option with defined table, category and order quotas.

MenüQR is a simpler web and Windows choice, with its free plan covering one restaurant, one menu, 50 items and one language.

square.menu is suited to a basic web menu, with a free plan capped at 25 products and three categories.

Tabemi provides a free founding-partner arrangement for qualifying early outlets.

AviQR is a lightweight web option with a free starter tier for up to 20 items, 50 orders a day and one QR code.

Verdict

SuperQR is a strong choice for restaurants that want guest-facing QR service and operational tools in one platform, with Business and Enterprise addressing real multi-location or infrastructure needs. Look elsewhere if you only need a small, uncomplicated menu or require predictable payment integration and fully published Enterprise pricing.