For bars and restaurants
Create your digital menu for free and get found
Build your menu in an afternoon, put it on the tables with a QR code and publish it in your town's directory. No cost, no lock-in. There are already 4,804 places to eat and drink in the Mallorca directory.
The menu, at the table
One QR code per table that opens your menu on the customer's phone. Change a price and it is changed at once, with nothing to reprint.
And in the search results
Your menu is also a public page inside your town's directory, with your dishes and prices as text so Google can read them — in nine languages.
The fuller it is, the higher it goes
Where you sit in the list depends on how complete your listing is. It is not for sale: you fill it in.
How you move up the list
Every business in the directory has a score from 0 to 100 that decides its place on its town's page. It is public, it is the same for everyone, and this is what makes it up:
- +30
Menu published with at least 5 dishes
Your dishes and prices appear on the listing where a search engine can read them.
- +10
The menu reaches 15 dishes
The more dishes, the more different searches find you.
- +15
Listing claimed
The business has an owner and its details no longer come from a public map.
- +10
Your own description
A couple of lines about what people eat at your place.
- +10
Cover photo
The image that heads the listing.
- +10
Opening hours
So people can see whether you are open right now.
- +10
Phone
So they can book with one call.
- +5
Website
If you have your own site or social accounts.
Publishing your menu is worth more than everything else put together, and it is the only thing that lets someone find you by searching for a particular dish.
Three steps and you are in
- 01
Create the account
With your email. No card and no lock-in.
- 02
Build the menu
Sections, dishes, prices, allergens and photos if you like.
- 03
Publish it
Tick the directory box and you appear in your town.
And the rest, when you need it
The menu and the directory are free forever. Zindra is also the software you run the whole business on, and that is what you pay for when you want to use it.
Till and tables
Take payment, split bills and run the floor.
Stock and purchasing
Batch stock, supplier orders and costing.
Rotas and clocking in
Shifts, time tracking and the team's holidays.
Payroll and invoicing
Payroll, expenses, invoices and tax filings.
The Mallorca directory
Have a look at your town and search for your business: it may already be there and only need claiming.
Questions
- Is the digital menu really free?
- Yes. Creating your menu, having its QR code for the tables and appearing in the directory never expires and costs nothing. What you pay for is the rest of Zindra: till, tables, stock, purchasing, payroll and invoicing.
- What does it take to appear in the directory?
- Create the account, build the menu and tick the box that publishes it to the directory. Your business then appears on your town's page with its address, its opening hours and its menu with prices.
- How is it decided who comes first in the list?
- By how complete the listing is, not by paying. Publishing the menu with prices scores the most; after that, a cover photo, your own description, opening hours, phone and website. The rule is the same for everyone and you can climb it in an afternoon.
- My business already appears and I never signed up. How?
- Possibly. The directory starts from OpenStreetMap's public data so that every town's page is complete. If you find your business, you can claim the listing, fix anything wrong and publish your menu.
- What languages is my menu shown in?
- The directory is in Spanish, German, English, Catalan, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish and Russian, each language on its own address. Dishes appear translated if the translations are filled in on your menu, and they can be generated from the dashboard.
- Is the table QR code the same as the directory page?
- The menu is the same. At the table the QR code opens it and allows ordering if you have that switched on; in the directory it shows as a public page, meant for whoever is looking you up on their phone before deciding where to eat.