Terms
What we undertake to do, what stays yours, and how either side stops. The commercial part is settled and is written below; the formal wording is not, and the unfinished parts are marked.
This text is not finished. What is written below is true and is what we actually do today; the parts that still need a lawyer are marked, and nothing on this page is presented as a contract until they are settled. If something here matters to you before then, ask us and you will get a straight answer.
Status: Draft — being reviewed before any signup opens.
What we do
- We transcribe the menu you already have: every dish, every price and every half portion.
- We list the 14 EU allergens dish by dish, marked as suggested until the restaurant confirms them.
- We translate dish names, descriptions, ingredients and allergens into four languages. Category headings stay as the restaurant wrote them.
- We generate an image for each dish — up to sixty per menu — from its real ingredient list, and you approve every one.
- We publish the menu behind a QR code that does not change.
- We keep it current: one message is enough, and we make the change the same day.
What it costs
One price, monthly or yearly, with no setup fee — the figures are on the pricing page and there are no others. The first payment is taken by card at checkout; the subscription then renews automatically for the same period (a month or a year) at the price shown, until you stop it. There is no minimum term and no notice period: stop whenever you like and it will not renew. Paid periods are not refunded, in whole or in part — including the unused months of a yearly plan. The service is for businesses: by subscribing you confirm you are buying for your restaurant or café.
Restaba Menu
The full plan€39/month
or €390 a year
The whole menu: four languages, up to 60 images, no published dish limit.
This is not software — it is a person keeping the menu alive.
No setup fee. Stop any time — it simply won't renew.
The menu is yours
The dishes, the prices, the descriptions and the ingredient lists are the restaurant's, before and after we transcribe them. If you leave, what we transcribed goes with you. The images we generate stay with the restaurant to use on its menu, and you can replace any of them with your own at any time — on exactly what terms is one of the parts marked below.
Stopping
Stop whenever you like — one button in your dashboard, or just tell us. No notice period and no cancellation form. The subscription will not renew, and the menu stays live until the end of the period already paid for. If you would rather it came down straight away, say so: we unpublish it the same day and the QR code stops resolving to it. The rest of that period is not refunded.
The images
Every dish image is generated by computer from that dish's real ingredient list, is approved by the restaurant before it is published, and is disclosed to the diner on every menu where it appears. The whole rule has its own page.
About the imagesAllergens stay the restaurant's responsibility
The software suggests allergens and marks them as suggested until the restaurant confirms them. Confirmation is the restaurant's judgement, and responsibility for allergen information sits with the restaurant under Regulation (EU) 1169/2011. This is a tool, not a legal opinion.
Still being written
Who you are contracting with
The registered name, number and address of the company on the other side of this agreement. Unwritten until there is an incorporated company — until then the agreement is directly with the person providing the service.
Payment and invoicing terms
When each amount falls due, how invoices are issued, what happens to a month already paid for, and how VAT is handled.
Liability and availability
What we are responsible for if the menu is unreachable, and the limits on that. A lawyer will write this part.
Rights in the images
On exactly what terms the images we generate stay with the restaurant, and what happens to them if the service stops. What is written above is what we do; the binding wording will be written by a lawyer.
Governing law, and changing these terms
Which law applies, where a dispute is heard, and how a change to these terms would be notified.