Menu QR code for restaurants and cafés
A menu with sections, photos and prices in Saudi Riyals. Edit the prices from the dashboard and the code on the table never changes. Built for restaurants, cafés and bakeries.
A digital menu, a Wi-Fi code, a business card, coupons and review links — all from one QR code you can edit at any time, with analytics on every scan. Completely free for registered businesses.
ramz.digital/saudi · +966 · SAR
The printed code is fixed. The content behind it does not have to be — and that one difference rewrites your whole cost and operations maths.
One dish moves price and the whole printed menu is waste. With a fixed QR code you edit the content behind the scenes and the code on the table stays exactly as it is.
A business in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam needs the same look with different content per branch. Each branch gets its own QR code under one account.
Every scan is logged: the time, the city, the device type. You can see which branch is working and which ad actually brought scans in.
The code opens a page in the browser immediately. Your customer downloads nothing — and that is the difference between real use and a shrug.
Every type gets a page built for its purpose — not one template under different names. Create the one you need now and add the rest any time from the same account.
A menu with sections, photos and prices in Saudi Riyals. Edit the prices from the dashboard and the code on the table never changes. Built for restaurants, cafés and bakeries.
Guests scan and join the network without typing a password. It removes the “what's the Wi-Fi password?” question and keeps people seated longer.
One code opens a page with all of your accounts: Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, WhatsApp and your map location. Better than a single-account code that keeps changing.
Contact details save to the customer's device with one tap. Suits sales reps, real-estate offices and consultants.
A coupon with a usage limit and an expiry date, and a real count of how many people redeemed it. Built for seasonal offers and openings.
Send the customer directly to your review page. Local reviews are the single biggest factor in how your business shows up on Google Maps inside your own city.
Show products with photos and prices and a WhatsApp order button — without building a full online store.
Event details, the venue and a reminder in your visitor's calendar. Built for expos and conferences at the Riyadh International Convention Centre and Jeddah Superdome.
Menus and pages are native Arabic RTL with full English support, and prices display in Saudi Riyals. Pages work without an app and load fast on mobile networks, and you can point the QR code at your Maroof profile or your Google Maps listing to strengthen your local presence. The service is delivered remotely — signup, review, your dashboard and WhatsApp support all happen online, so there is no site visit to wait for.
The service is open to any registered business in Saudi Arabia — these are the largest cities where we already have customers or direct coverage.
Four steps from signing up to your first QR code printed and sitting on the table.
A short form: business name, Saudi WhatsApp number on +966, industry and city.
After we review it you receive login details for a dashboard that belongs to your business alone.
Upload the menu, the catalog or your card details — prices display in Saudi Riyal.
Download the QR code at print quality and follow every scan from the analytics dashboard.
Yes — signing up is completely free for registered businesses: an unlimited number of static QR codes of every type, an account on the platform, and one free dynamic code (editable after printing, with its own scan analytics). If you need more dynamic codes, plans start at EGP 500 a month. No hidden fees and no card required to sign up.
Yes, and that is the whole point. The code points at a fixed link and you edit the content behind that link whenever you want. Change a price or add a dish and the printed code keeps working.
Yes. The currency is set to the Saudi Riyal (SAR) on a Saudi account, and it appears in the menu, the catalog and the coupon pages.
No. The phone camera on iOS and Android reads the code directly and opens the page in the browser.
Yes. Ramz is a platform by Youne — an Egypt-based company operating across Egypt and the GCC countries. Each market has its own page with its own currency and cities.
Signing up takes minutes. After review you receive your dashboard login and can start creating QR codes the same day.
No card and no fees. We review the request and send your login details over WhatsApp.
Ramz is a platform by Youne — an Egypt-based company working across Egypt and the GCC countries. Each market has its own page, with its own currency, cities and dialling code.