Digital menu prices in North Macedonia 2026

Digital menu prices in North Macedonia run from roughly €30 a year to over €150 a year. That is a wide gap, so it is worth understanding what explains it.

The price range on the market

As of August 2026, published prices from providers operating in North Macedonia look like this:

Provider	Price
qrmenu.mk	1,990 MKD / year (€32)
digitalmeni.com	490–789 MKD / month (~€8–13)
mymenu.cakom.mk	free, 700 MKD / month, 6,000 MKD / year
addmenu.me	€99 / year
doXmenu	€12.99–14.99 / month
EasyOffer Basic	Price on request (WhatsApp) — digital menu and admin panel

Prices are as published by the providers themselves and may change — check before deciding. We send the EasyOffer price for your venue on WhatsApp.

What the EasyOffer packages include

• Basic: the digital menu and the admin panel.
• Standard: POS system, admin panel, kitchen display, waiter app and digital menu.
• Pro: everything in Standard plus QR ordering from the table and the self-service kiosk system.

Setup, entering your menu, staff training and support are included, with no setup fee, and the first month is free.

Why do prices differ so much?

What is included varies more than what it costs. Some providers sell a menu page and nothing else. Others include table ordering, multiple languages, allergens, or support in the local language when something stops working.

Three questions explain almost the whole difference:

1. Is it only a menu, or ordering too? A menu the guest looks at is one thing. A menu the guest orders from, where the order reaches the kitchen and the bill, is a different product at a different price.

2. Is the number of products capped? Some plans limit categories and items. If you have a menu with two hundred entries, the cheap plan may not be enough.

3. Who enters the menu? If that is your job, it is several hours that are not in the price. With us, entry is part of the setup.

When cheaper ends up more expensive

The most common case: you take a menu for €30 a year, it works fine for six months, then you need table ordering or a till. At that point you start over with a different provider — re-entering the menu, new QR codes, new training.

If you already know you will need a POS within a year or two, it is worth checking whether the provider offers one at all. Our digital menu is the entry point to the same platform — if you later need a till, you move up a package without re-entering the menu.

How much is reasonable to pay for a digital menu?

• A small cafe, twenty items, no ordering: up to €50 a year is entirely reasonable.
• A restaurant with regular menu changes and several languages: €100–180 a year is the normal range.
• A venue that wants table ordering and a till: the price is no longer for a menu but for a system, and it is measured in tens of euros a month.

Hidden costs worth asking about

Before signing, ask directly:

• Is there a setup fee?
• Who enters the menu the first time?
• What does it cost to add a language?
• What happens if you want to stop — is there a lock-in period?
• Is support in your language, and who answers when something stops mid-rush?

The answers to those five questions tell you the real price better than the figure on the website.

If you want an offer for your venue, tell us how many products and tables you have.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a digital menu cost in North Macedonia?

Based on the prices providers published in August 2026, standalone digital menus in North Macedonia cost from about €30 to over €150 a year, and some offer a free plan with limits. The difference depends on whether table ordering is included, whether the number of items is capped and who enters the menu. We send the EasyOffer price on WhatsApp.

Why do digital menu prices differ so much?

Because providers are not selling the same product. Some offer only a menu page, while others include table ordering, several languages and support in Macedonian. The price also changes with the limits on categories and items, and with whether you enter the menu yourself or the provider enters it during setup.

Which hidden costs should I check before signing?

Ask whether there is a setup fee, who enters the menu the first time and what it costs to add a language. Also check for a lock-in period if you want to stop, whether support is in your language and who answers when something stops mid-rush. The answers tell you the real price better than the figure on the website.

Is it better to take the cheapest digital menu?

If you only need a menu that rarely changes, the cheapest option is perfectly fine. If you will need table ordering or a till within a year or two, check whether the provider offers them. Otherwise you will start over with another provider, with the menu entered again, new QR codes and new staff training.