Ship a client's menu without building a menu CMS.
You could build the dashboard, the image handling, the dietary filters, and the admin UI. Or you could paste one embed and move on to the work that's actually billable.
- One iframe
- Any framework
- Nothing to host
Why it's less work
The menu, solved — so it's not your problem to maintain.
Everything a restaurant menu needs, delivered as a component you embed instead of a system you own.
One embed, any stack
A single iframe snippet drops into Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, Next.js — anything that renders HTML. No SDK, no build step.
Nothing to host
No menu database, no image pipeline, no admin UI to build or babysit. The whole thing lives on Menuframer.
Clients update themselves
Hand off the dashboard and stop being the middleman for every price change. Edits go live without a redeploy.
Search & filters built in
Instant search and dietary filtering ship with every menu — the fiddly UI you'd otherwise build and maintain by hand.
Fast by default
Lightweight, responsive, and quick to paint, so a client's menu never becomes the slow part of the page you built.
Predictable to resell
Clear, flat monthly pricing makes the menu easy to fold into a client engagement and mark up.
How it fits your build
Three steps, then it runs itself.
Client builds the menu
Dishes, photos, ingredients, and dietary tags go into a dashboard designed for restaurants — no CMS for you to build.
You drop in the embed
Paste one iframe snippet where the menu should live. It inherits the page around it and works on any platform.
Updates take care of themselves
The client edits; the embed reflects it instantly. No redeploys, no support tickets routed through you.
Let the menu be the easy part.
Embed it, hand off the dashboard, and keep your time for the work clients actually hired you for.
- One embed
- Any stack
- No backend to maintain