QR codes for restaurants that never go dark
Restaurants print more QR codes than almost any business: every table, window, receipt and takeaway bag. They are also where sticker scams on payment and tip codes are turning up. A code that dies or gets swapped costs you orders and your guests' trust.
Start freeWhere codes go
- Tables
- Menu, ordering, pay-at-table
- Windows
- Menu and opening hours for passers-by
- Receipts and bags
- Google reviews, loyalty, reorders
- Counter
- Wi-Fi, tips, feedback
What goes wrong
- A dynamic code created on a free trial stops working and every table goes dark at once.
- A fake payment or tip code stuck over the real one diverts money to a scammer.
- A menu link breaks after a website redesign and nobody notices for weeks.
How Kizmo helps
Label every table
Give each code a placement, like Table 7. Scans, reports and alerts name the exact table.
Hear about covered codes
If a table that is scanned every lunch goes silent, you get an alert to check it.
Change menus without reprinting
Point the code at the autumn menu, then the winter one. The printed card stays the same.
Generators for restaurants and cafés
How many QR codes does a restaurant need?
One per table is ideal because it lets you see usage and detect tampering by table. You can point them all at the same menu.
What if we stop using Kizmo?
Every printed code keeps redirecting to its last destination. You lose editing and analytics, never the codes.