vsite
Give every table a QR code that opens your menu in 2 seconds — no app download, no waiter needed, no printing cost. A live menu link in about 3 minutes with vsite.
7-day free trial · No credit card · Live menu link in about 3 minutes
Each table gets its own QR code, so you always know which table a scan came from. Orders still go through your staff — in-menu ordering is coming soon.
Customers scan with the native camera app. Your menu loads instantly — no app download required.
Change prices, mark items out of stock, add daily specials from your phone. No reprinting ever.
Dish names in Tamil, English or both on the same menu, in proper Tamil fonts. Built for South Indian restaurants.
Every item gets an AI-matched food photo from a curated library — no photographer, no shoot. Swap in your own photo any time.
Paying inside the menu via PhonePe/GPay/Paytm is not live yet. Today, pair vsite with your own UPI QR — zero commission either way.
A QR code menu lets your customers scan a printed code on the table and instantly view your restaurant's full menu on their own phone. With vsite, you get a unique QR code per table, AI-matched food photos for every item, and Tamil-language support — a live menu link in about 3 minutes for a typical menu.
QR menus have become common in Indian restaurants since 2020. The reasons are practical: a price change no longer means a reprint, menus with photos are easier for customers to choose from, and for the customer it is faster, cleaner, and needs no app download. A paper menu set typically costs ₹500–₹2,000 to reprint, and many restaurants reprint a few times a year.
| Feature | vsite | Typical QR Menu Tool |
|---|---|---|
| Time to a live menu link | About 3 minutes for a typical menu | 1–2 days |
| AI-matched food photos | Included | Left to the restaurant |
| Tamil language | Tamil and English on the same menu | Varies by tool |
| NFC + QR sticker | Optional, ₹30 each | Varies |
| Monthly cost | ₹299 flat | DineCard ₹99, Menulite from ₹799 (annual), MenuScan from ₹250 |
| Per-order commission | None | None on these three; some aggregators charge one |
vsite is built in Tamil Nadu for Tamil Nadu restaurants: Tamil and English on every menu, ₹299/mo, and an AI-matched food photo for every dish. DineCard is cheaper (₹99/month) if you only need a text menu online.
Sign up on vsite.in, upload a photo of your paper menu, and vsite's AI builds your digital menu with food photos automatically. You get a QR code to print and display on your tables, free. Getting to a live menu link takes about 3 minutes for a typical menu; a complete setup with the QR poster takes about 10 to 15 minutes. An optional NFC + QR sticker is ₹30 each.
No. Customers use their phone's native camera app to scan the QR code. The menu opens in their browser within 2–3 seconds. No app download, no signup, no friction.
vsite's QR Menu plan costs ₹299/month with no setup fee. This includes AI-matched food photos, unlimited menu updates, a free QR code to print, and WhatsApp support. The optional NFC + QR sticker is extra. DineCard is cheaper at ₹99/month, and MenuScan's published tiers run ₹250–₹750/month. Neither lists matched food photos or menu engineering in its own feature list. If you only need your text menu online, DineCard is worth a look.
Yes. vsite generates a unique QR code per table, so a scan always tells you which table it came from. Your staff still take the order today — in-menu ordering with UPI payment is coming soon.
Customers need mobile data or Wi-Fi to open the menu the first time. Once loaded, the menu runs entirely in their browser and works even on slow 4G connections.
Serving Tamil Nadu since March 2026. Menus in Tamil + English, a live menu link in about 3 minutes.