How it differs from a static PDF menu
A static PDF can display a menu but may require zooming. A mobile-friendly ordering page can organize categories and support a basket. Whether checkout, payment and kitchen notifications are available depends on the merchant’s actual configuration.
Accessibility should not be optional
- Keep a readable menu for customers who cannot scan QR codes.
- Use sufficient colour contrast and buttons large enough to tap.
- Describe allergens accurately; let guests ask staff questions.
- Avoid forcing phone numbers, downloads or registration just to read a menu.
Zero platform commission is not zero operating cost
JanOrder does not take a percentage of direct orders on its platform. Restaurants may still pay for ingredients, packaging, delivery or third-party payment services. Make those separate costs visible to customers where applicable.
Questions people ask
Do customers need to download an app?
No. A participating business can share a QR code or link that opens the menu in a mobile web browser.
Does JanOrder charge merchants a percentage commission?
JanOrder positions its own platform commission for supported direct orders at 0%. Payment providers, delivery partners and other third parties may charge separately.
Does JanOrder deliver orders?
No JanOrder-operated rider network is supplied by this website. The participating merchant decides whether it offers pickup or its own delivery.
How does Bill It Bharat fit in?
Bill It Bharat is the separate, merchant-facing free billing and operations application. It helps merchants configure the customer-facing QR and direct-order experience.
Turn the idea into a working customer experience
Use Bill It Bharat for the merchant setup and supported JanOrder QR and direct-order journeys. Test menu publishing, order receiving, tax and fulfilment before sharing a live code.
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