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SuperQR vs Tabemi

Both stand on digital menu software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

SuperQR

Free plan AndroidAPISelf-hosted+1

SuperQR brings menu, ordering and restaurant operations tools into a QR-based service. Compare the listed plan limits and pricing with the locations, staff and QR points needed.

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Tabemi

Free plan Web

Tabemi combines QR-based ordering with order tracking, menu tools, and sales insights. Its lack of POS and printer integration is important for restaurants whose kitchens rely on those systems.

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The facts

SuperQRTabemi
Free planYesYes
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onAndroid, API, Self-hosted, WebWeb
Lowest paid planStandard: $19,900 a monthSubscription — up to 8 tables: $19 a month
Plans published47
MakerNot publishedNot published
Websitesuperqr.comtabemi.com
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SuperQR: what it does well

  • Guests need no app installation.
  • Menus can show photos and ingredient details.
  • Includes staff tasks and time tracking.
  • Enterprise offers own-infrastructure deployment.

What to know first

  • Standard is 19 900 ₸ / month.
  • Business is 49 900 ₸ / month.
  • Enterprise pricing is upon request.
  • Free plan allows one staff member.

Tabemi: what it does well

  • Guests order in a browser without an app or account.
  • Live board tracks orders and table requests.
  • Menus support photos, videos, and diet marks.
  • Sales insights cover time, table, or dish.
  • Free plan includes 300 diner requests monthly per outlet.

What to know first

  • No POS or kitchen-printer integration.
  • Printed-ticket kitchens must re-enter orders in their existing system.
  • Order contents are held back after the free allowance.

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