What iMenuPro does well
iMenuPro's main selling point is menu synchronisation: you build your menu once, and it outputs both a print-ready PDF and a digital QR menu from the same source. Change a price in one place, both versions update.
For restaurants that still use printed menus alongside a QR option, this is genuinely useful. The design quality is high - iMenuPro produces polished, professional-looking menus - and the print templates are among the best in this category.
Pricing starts around $25/month, which is higher than most digital-only alternatives.
Who should look for an alternative
iMenuPro makes sense if you need both print and digital from one tool. It's less compelling if:
- You've gone fully digital and have no printed menus to maintain
- You want to spend less than $25/month on a menu tool
- You need ordering functionality (iMenuPro is display-only)
- You want to get set up in under 15 minutes without learning a design interface
- You're a small café that wants something simple and free to start
If any of these applies, the alternatives below are worth a look.
4 iMenuPro alternatives
ArrivaMenu
Best for: Restaurants going fully digital with no print needs.
Simple setup, mobile-first design, QR code included. Currently free during early access. No print output - that's intentional. If you're done with printed menus, you don't need to pay for the feature.
Price: Free
Menubly
Best for: Restaurants wanting a polished digital menu with optional ordering.
Menubly's interface is clean and the output looks professional on mobile - see our full Menubly alternative comparison for details. Free plan available with limitations; paid plans from around $10/month. No print output.
Price: Free-$10/month
MustHaveMenus
Best for: Design-first restaurants that want beautiful templates for both print and digital.
If design quality is your top priority and you want something closer to iMenuPro but with a larger template library, MustHaveMenus is the closest alternative. Similar price range.
Price: Similar to iMenuPro
Canva + digital menu platform
Best for: Restaurants comfortable managing two separate tools.
Use Canva (free) for your printed menu design, and a separate free platform like ArrivaMenu for your digital QR menu. You lose the sync feature - changes need to be made in both places - but you gain flexibility and pay nothing.
Price: Free (with the double-update trade-off)
Quick comparison
| Tool | Print output | Digital menu | Price/month | Setup time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| iMenuPro | Yes | Yes | ~$25 | 30-60 min |
| ArrivaMenu | No | Yes | Free | ~10 min |
| Menubly | No | Yes | Free-$10 | ~15 min |
| MustHaveMenus | Yes | Yes | ~$20-25 | 30-45 min |
| Canva + platform | Separate | Separate | Free | Varies |
For a broader look at QR menu platforms, see our guide to the best QR menu app for restaurants.
The honest take
iMenuPro is a well-built product for a specific use case: restaurants that want professional print menus and a digital version that stays in sync. If that's you, $25/month is reasonable.
If you've already decided printed menus are behind you - and many independent restaurants have - you're paying for a feature you don't use. In that case, a simpler digital-only tool costs less, takes less time to set up, and does everything you actually need. We've written similar takes on MenuTiger alternatives and GloriaFood alternatives if you're shortlisting tools.
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