Digital menus in North Macedonia 2026: a provider comparison

If you are looking for a digital menu in North Macedonia, you will find around ten providers making similar promises. This comparison puts the prices and the contents side by side, so you do not have to open ten websites.

Who is writing this: EasyOffer, one of the providers on the list. So we will be specific about where the others are the better choice — a comparison that puts everyone second except itself is not worth reading.

Prices are as published by the providers themselves in August 2026 and may change.

Overview

Provider	Price	Suits
qrmenu.mk	~1,990 MKD / yr (~32 EUR)	Cheapest, basic menu
digitalmeni.com	490–789 MKD / mo (~8–13 EUR)	Tiered plans with item limits
mymenu.cakom.mk	free / 700 MKD mo / 6,000 MKD yr	Has a free plan
addmenu.me	99 EUR / yr	Mid-range, multilingual
doXmenu	12.99–14.99 EUR / mo	Most developed menu-only product
EasyOffer	13 EUR / mo (156 EUR / yr)	A menu that grows into a full system

When someone else is the better choice

If you only need a menu and budget is the deciding factor — qrmenu.mk or the free plan at cakom. We are more expensive and we will not pretend otherwise. For a cafe with twenty items that rarely change, a difference of 120 EUR a year is real money.

If you want the most developed pure menu product — doXmenu. They operate in several countries, and have automatic translation, per-item allergens and more options inside the menu itself than we do. If the menu is all you will ever need, that is a serious product.

If you want to try before paying anything — cakom has a free plan with a limited number of items.

Where we are the better choice

If you know you will need a till. This is the real difference. Everyone above sells a menu. With us the menu is the Basic plan on the same platform that has the POS, admin panel, waiter app, kiosk and kitchen display. If you need a till a year from now, you move up a plan without re-entering your menu or changing provider.

If you operate in Albanian as well as Macedonian. The whole product and the support are in both languages, not just the menu translation.

If you need support in your own language mid-rush. You call and get a person.

What to ask before deciding

Whoever you choose, these five questions reveal the real price:

1. Is there a setup fee?
2. Who enters the menu the first time?
3. Is there a limit on items or categories?
4. When I change a price, does the QR code stay the same?
5. Is there a lock-in contract?

How to choose

It is simpler than it looks. Answer one question: is this permanently just a menu, or is it the first step?

If it is just a menu, take the cheapest option that meets your requirements. There is no reason to pay more.

If it is the first step toward digitising the whole venue, look at what the provider has beyond the menu, because migrating later costs more than the price difference.

If you would like us to work out together which group you are in, get in touch — we will tell you honestly if we think our digital menu is not the right fit for you.