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🔗 ONE LINK, ONE QR CODE

Your menu, your loyalty card and your Google reviews behind one QR code

Your FaveCard business page shows what you sell, how to reach you and your loyalty card on one link. Put its QR code on your tables, counter or window, add the link to your Instagram bio, and change the page whenever your menu changes. It opens in any browser, with no app to download.

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An example coffee shop's FaveCard business page on a phone: the loyalty card button first, then Menu, Updates, Events and Products, contact buttons and a Leave a review on Google link.

In short

A FaveCard business page is a link-in-bio page built for local businesses, shared as one link and one QR code. Your loyalty card is always the first button: customers join in one tap and keep the card on their phone, in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet on Pro and Business. Below it you can add a menu with prices, products, services with prices and durations, a portfolio, news updates and events, plus call and WhatsApp buttons, up to three links to the booking or ordering site you already use, and a 'Leave a review on Google' link. The basic page with the card, links, contact buttons and review link is free. The menu and the other content sections are part of the Business plan, and every new account can use them free until its first 30 customers join the card.

The problem

A guest scans the code on the table, squints at a PDF menu, orders, pays and leaves, and you never hear from them again. The review sticker is on another table, the loyalty card is paper, the booking link lives in your Instagram bio, and each one is a separate tool to keep up to date.

One scan, three jobs

The same QR code opens your menu, invites the guest onto your loyalty card and gives them a one-tap Google review link. Change a price or add this week's special in the dashboard, and the printed code keeps working, because it always opens the same page.

From setup to the first scan

In your dashboard, with a live preview as you go

FaveCard Your page dashboard with the business page settings and a live phone preview.
1

Add your details and card

Your business name, a short description, your location and social links. Your loyalty card is already on the page, as the first button. Pick your Google Maps listing and the review link switches on.

2

Add your menu or services

Start from an example shown in your own name and colours, or from a blank page: sections, prices, sizes and extras, dietary tags and photos. Changes stay a private draft until you publish.

3

Print one code, share one link

Download a table card, a label or an A4 sign from the print editor, and paste the same link into your Instagram bio and Google profile. Update the page any time; the code never changes.

What customers can do on your page

Everything after the scan, in one place

🎟️

Join your loyalty card

The first button on the page. One tap, a name and an email, and the card is on their phone: in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet on Pro and Business, in the browser on Free.

⭐

Leave you a Google review

A 'Leave a review on Google' link appears once you connect your Google Maps listing, on every plan. Everyone who opens the page sees it; nobody is filtered.

💬

Ask you about an item

A tap on 'Ask' next to a dish, product or service opens WhatsApp or a text message with the question already started.

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Book or order where they already do

Up to three buttons to the booking, ordering or delivery site you already use, plus call and WhatsApp buttons. FaveCard doesn't take orders or payments; your tools keep doing that.

FaveCard signup on a phone: a customer joins a coffee shop's loyalty card by confirming their email and ticking a consent checkbox
When someone joins your loyalty card from the business page, they add their email and tick a consent box, so every contact is opt-in.

Add what you sell

Six content sections, each with its own editor, drafts and live preview

🍽️

Menu

Let guests browse food, drinks and prices before they order: sections, sizes and extras, dietary tags, a photo per dish, search and filters.

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Products

Show a selected range with photos, details, prices or 'price on request', and a button to your online shop.

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Services

Explain what you offer, how long it takes and what it costs, with a button to the booking site you already use.

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Portfolio

Show finished work that helps customers picture their own haircut, set of nails, cake or project.

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Updates

Share news, a seasonal special or an occasional offer, with photos and an optional button on each post.

📅

Events

Give each tasting, class or workshop a date, a price, useful details and a next step.

The Menu section of an example coffee shop's page: coffees with prices, a Vegan tag and a House favourite label.
A menu
The Services section of an example barbershop's page: haircuts and beard services, each with a price and a duration.
Services and prices
An event on an example coffee shop's page: Latte art morning, with a date, time, duration, price and description.
An event

Example businesses, shown on the real FaveCard page.

The content sections are part of the Business plan. Every new account can use them free until its first 30 customers join the card.

How does it compare?

A FaveCard business page vs a link-in-bio tool and a QR menu app

Menu with prices

Link-in-bio tool A link to a menu hosted elsewhere
QR menu app Yes
FaveCard business page Yes, with sizes, extras and dietary tags

Services, events and news

Link-in-bio tool Links only
QR menu app Usually not
FaveCard business page Yes, each with its own page

Loyalty card

Link-in-bio tool Links out to another tool
QR menu app Usually a separate tool
FaveCard business page Built in, first on the page

Google review link

Link-in-bio tool You add it as a link
QR menu app Some apps
FaveCard business page Built in once your Google listing is connected

Ordering and payment

Link-in-bio tool Links out
QR menu app Often built in
FaveCard business page Links to the tools you already use

Made for

Link-in-bio tool Creators and influencers
QR menu app Restaurants and cafés
FaveCard business page Local businesses with repeat customers

A link-in-bio page holds links, and a QR menu app shows the menu. A FaveCard business page shows what you sell too, then does the one thing the others leave to another app: it puts your loyalty card on the customer's phone, so the scan leads to a second visit.

Built to bring customers back

More visits from people who already know you

A menu gets someone through one visit. A page with your loyalty card first gets them to join, and a customer who joins is one you can bring back again and again. The Google review link on the same page grows your reputation while they are still at the table.

Illustrative FaveCard business page for a barbershop with example repeat-customer metrics.

Figures shown are an illustrative example, not measured results.

Free to start, Business for the full page

FREE

The basic page is free on every FaveCard account

  • Your loyalty card, links, contact buttons, socials and location on one page
  • A 'Leave a review on Google' link once your Google listing is connected
  • QR codes, print materials and social graphics for the page

Pro adds your logo and a cover photo, and cards that go straight into Apple and Google Wallet. Business adds the menu, products, services, portfolio, updates and events. Every new account can use all of it free until its first 30 customers join the card.

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No credit card needed.

See full pricing details and what each plan includes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Menus, QR codes, reviews and what each plan includes

Can I put my menu on the business page?

Yes. The Menu section holds food and drinks in sections, with prices, sizes and extras, dietary tags and a photo per item, and you can switch on search and dietary filters for guests. You edit it in the dashboard with a live preview, keep changes as a private draft and publish when you're ready. It is part of the Business plan, and every new account can use it free until its first 30 customers join the card.

Can one QR code open my menu, loyalty card and Google reviews?

Yes. Print your page's QR code: it opens your page, where the loyalty card is the first button, the menu is one tap away and the 'Leave a review on Google' link sits under your other links. For a step-by-step guide, see one QR code for your menu, reviews and loyalty card.

Do I have to reprint the QR code when my menu changes?

No. The code holds your page's address, not the menu itself, so it keeps working while you change prices, add a seasonal special or mark an item as unavailable.

Is the business page free?

The basic page is free on every account: your loyalty card, links, contact buttons, social profiles, location and the Google review link. Your logo and cover photo come with Pro. The menu, products, services, portfolio, updates and events come with Business. See pricing for what each plan includes in your country.

Can customers order, book or pay through the page?

No. FaveCard doesn't take orders, bookings or payments. Each item, post or event can have a button to the ordering, booking or delivery site you already use, and customers can send you a question about any item on WhatsApp or by text message.

Do my customers need an app?

No. The page opens in any phone browser. Customers can read your menu, join your loyalty card and tap through to your links without installing anything. For the full picture, see how a loyalty card without an app works.

Can I use it as my Instagram link-in-bio?

Yes. Put your page link in your Instagram or TikTok bio, and followers land on your loyalty card, menu and links in one place. For how it compares to other tools, see our link-in-bio comparison for small businesses.

Which language does the page show in?

The page's buttons and labels follow the customer's phone language, in 32 languages, so a visitor from abroad sees the page's own buttons in their language. Your menu and descriptions appear exactly as you write them.

How is it different from a website?

It's one page built for one job: helping someone who has already found you decide what to have, join your card and come back. You can keep your website too and link to it from the page.

One QR code for your whole counter

Your loyalty card is already on the page. Add the menu when you're ready.

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