Answers to the most common implementation questions

No. You build the menu yourself in the ListoQ admin, and ListoQ hosts the guest page at an address like listoq.io/venue/your-venue. There is no hosting to set up, no domain to buy and no DNS to configure. If you already have a website, link to the menu from it.

Yes, and no developer is involved. You change items, prices, photos, categories, allergen labels and venue details in the ListoQ admin, then publish. Edits are saved as a draft first, so the guest menu keeps showing the last published version until you decide the new one is ready.

No, you print it once. The code points at your venue, not at a menu version, so it keeps working when you change prices, add dishes, swap the seasonal list or even rename the venue. Put the same code on tables, counters, windows, takeaway packaging and social profiles.

A first version can go live in one sitting. Upload your current menu as a PDF, Excel or Word file or as photos, and the AI import sorts up to 150 items into categories for you to review. Check the result, add photos if you like, publish and download the QR code.

Every account starts with a 30-day free trial, and no credit card is required. After that there is one plan, ListoQ Start, billed for 1, 6 or 12 months at a time, and every billing period includes the same features. Current prices are on the pricing page.

The ListoQ interface ships in 10 languages today, and more are added over time. Separately, each menu carries its own set of guest languages: you pick which ones a venue publishes, translate item names and descriptions per language, and guests switch between them on the menu page itself.

ListoQ is built for food service: restaurants, cafes, coffee shops, bars, bakeries, pizzerias, ice cream shops, hotel restaurants, food trucks and catering. The menu structure adapts to what you sell — dishes, drinks, packages or daily specials — and a single menu holds up to 2,000 items across as many categories as you need.

A name, description, price and photo, plus labels for the 14 EU allergen categories and for vegetarian and vegan options. You can also list ingredients and calories, and an item sold in several sizes carries its own price for each size.

Yes. Each venue gets its own QR code and link, and all of them are managed from one account. A venue can also keep several menus ready, such as breakfast, bar or seasonal, and you choose which one guests see.

Yes. Choose the colors, a display font and a body font and a header image, decide how prices look, including the currency position and decimals, and turn photos on or off. The guest page follows these settings on every phone.

No. ListoQ is a menu builder, not an ordering or POS system. Guests read the menu on their phone and order the way they already do in your venue, so nothing changes for your staff or your till.

You can cancel at any time from the billing page. Access continues until the end of the paid period, and the published menu stays online for 30 more days after that. Then it is taken offline, but your menu content stays in your account, so you can subscribe again and publish it.