Reprinting costs
A price change means new menus, new table tents, new posters.
Restaurants and retail GoTinyURL for restaurants and retail
QR code menus you never have to reprint
Restaurants and shops use GoTinyURL for dynamic QR code menus that point to a short link, so prices and dishes change without reprinting. Each table, window or shelf can have its own tracked QR code, and the same links send guests to ordering, reviews, Wi-Fi and today's offer.
Before and after
What changes for restaurants and retail with GoTinyURL?
The usual headaches
Which table scans?
You cannot tell if the window poster or the table tent drives the visits.
Reviews take effort
Guests are happy but finding your review page is a hunt.
With GoTinyURL
Dynamic menu QR
Update the menu file or page; the printed code stays the same. QR codes
Menu as a file link
Upload the PDF menu and give it a short link. File, vCard and event links
Per-table tracking
Different codes per placement show what gets scanned and when. Analytics
Language by phone
Tourists see the menu in their browser language (Pro). Smart targeting
Playbook
A four-step GoTinyURL setup for restaurants and retail
Start with the free plan and these four steps; most people finish them in one sitting. The examples below show the kind of links you will end up with.
Upload the menu
A PDF file link or a bio page with sections.
Print one QR per spot
Tables, window, counter, takeaway bag.
Add a review link
A short link straight to your review page.
Update freely
Change the menu; codes keep working.
gotinyurl.com/menu · Dynamic menu QRgotinyurl.com/table-7 · Per-table codegotinyurl.com/review · Review link
Recommended plan
Which plan fits restaurants and retail?
We recommend Starter at $7 a month, or $70 a year. Starter gives 100 QR codes and 20 file links; Pro adds language targeting for tourist menus.
Not sure yet? Everything starts on the free plan, and you can upgrade in the app at any time.
Starter
$7/mo
- 500 short links
- 5 bio link pages
- 100 qr codes
- 2 custom domains
- 365 click history kept (days)
FAQ
GoTinyURL for restaurants and retail: FAQ
Q01How do I make a QR code menu?
Upload your menu as a file link (PDF) or build it as a bio page, then create a QR code that points to that short link and print it on table cards. When the menu changes, replace the file or edit the page; the printed QR keeps working.
Q02Do I have to reprint QR codes when prices change?
No. Because the QR code points at a short link, you only change the destination or replace the file. The code itself never changes.
Q03Can I see how many people scan the menu?
Yes. Each scan is counted with the time, device and country, so you can see busy periods and which placements work.
Q04Can each table have its own QR code?
Yes. Make one short link and QR per table or area; they can all point to the same menu while being counted separately.
Q05Can the menu show in different languages?
With smart targeting on Pro and above, one QR code can send visitors to a different menu page depending on their phone's language.
Q06What size should a table QR code be?
At least about 2.5 cm (1 inch) across for a table tent read from a seat, with a quiet margin around it and strong contrast. Test it with two or three different phones before printing a batch.
Q07Can I link to my ordering or delivery page?
Yes. Any URL can be shortened, including ordering, booking and delivery pages, and it can sit on your bio page alongside the menu.
Q08Is a QR menu free?
The free plan includes 10 QR codes and 3 file links, which is enough for a small venue.
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