Use case · Restaurants
NFC digital menus your restaurant clients can update themselves.
Every restaurant needs a menu that's accurate, contactless, and easy to change — a “NFC Menü” a guest opens with a single tap. NfcPress gives you the full white-label platform to sell, activate, and support NFC digital menus for restaurants, cafés, and bars, under your own brand.
You print the table cards on the printer you already own. NfcPress runs the sales site, the order backend, the NFC activation flow, and the dashboard your restaurant clients use to edit their own menu.
What your restaurant clients get
You sell them a table card. They get a menu that's one tap away, always current, and never needs reprinting when prices change.
Contactless by design
Guests tap the table card with their phone and the menu opens — no app install, no camera aim, no printed booklet passed between tables.
Always current
Restaurant staff edit prices, swap out sold-out dishes, and add daily specials from a dashboard. The change is live the moment they save it — no reprint, no downtime.
Multilingual out of the box
One card, several language versions. Useful for restaurants in tourist areas where guests arrive with different phone languages.
Built-in fallback
Every table card carries both an NFC chip and a printed QR code, so the menu opens whether or not a guest's NFC is switched on.
Tap analytics for your client
Restaurants see how often their menu is tapped, by device and time of day — a simple proof point that keeps them renewing.
You keep the margin
You brand it, price it, and sell it to your restaurant clients. NfcPress runs the backend; you run the customer relationship.
How you sell it to restaurants
You handle the sale and the print run. NfcPress handles everything digital — including ongoing menu edits, which never come back to you.
01
A restaurant orders through your site
Your client picks a card or table talker, uploads their logo, and enters the URL for their first menu draft. The order lands in your admin panel.
02
You print and activate
Print the card on your existing printer, scan the code in the admin panel to activate the NFC chip, and mark the order as shipped.
03
The restaurant manages the menu itself
From their dashboard, the restaurant edits dishes and prices whenever they want. You're not in the loop for day-to-day menu changes — only for the initial sale and any reprints.
Not just another QR menu
Most restaurants already tried a printed QR code taped to the table. It works, but it asks the guest to open a camera, aim it, and tap through a browser warning before the menu loads. An NFC table card removes that friction entirely — a single tap opens the page directly, and the same card still carries a printed QR code for guests whose NFC is switched off or unsupported.
For your restaurant clients, that means fewer confused guests flagging down staff, and a card that looks and feels premium rather than a laminated sheet of paper. For you, it's a higher-margin product than a plain QR print job — and one your competitors likely aren't offering yet.
Common questions
Add NFC menus to your product line.
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