Front-of-house start
For teams focused on menu, QR ordering, POS, bills, and payments.
MenuOrderingBillsPayments
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Start with the modules you need, then scale
TheMenuScan is designed for modular adoption. Use a focused workflow first, then add ordering, PMS, staff, analytics, payments, or integrations as the business grows.
RevenueOrdersSpeedGuests
CapabilityStartOperateScale
Ordering and billsCoreCoreAdvanced
Kitchen and stockOptionalCoreAdvanced
Inventory cost analytics—CoreAdvanced
PMS and guest serviceOptionalOptionalCore
Analytics and integrationsBasicCoreAdvanced
Operations stack
For teams adding kitchen, inventory, recipes, staff, and daily cost reporting.
KitchenInventoryRecipesStaffCost analytics
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For hotels, serviced stays, or multi-location operators connecting property and guest workflows.
PMSGuest portalCRMAnalytics
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Pricing follows operational value, not forced bundles
Restaurants, kitchens, and hotels rarely need the exact same stack on day one. TheMenuScan can be adopted by workflow so owners are not paying for modules before teams are ready to use them.
Typical pricing factors
- Number of active business locations or tenants
- Modules enabled across ordering, PMS, staff, analytics, and integrations
- Payment, WhatsApp, messaging, or gateway services used
- Support and onboarding needs for larger rollouts
FAQ
Pricing questions
Yes. The platform is modular, so you can begin with the workflow that creates the fastest operational lift.
The public positioning is global. Currency, tax, payment, and localization details can be configured by business and region.
Yes. TheMenuScan is tenant-aware and designed for businesses that need location-level isolation plus leadership visibility.
Integrations depend on the external services and workflows required. We can scope PMS sync, payment gateways, webhooks, and messaging during onboarding.
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