Dinehere vs me&u

They serve entirely different purposes. Dinehere helps customers find you online with a clean, professional website, while me&u handles in-venue table ordering. If you want to drop QR ordering and return to traditional table service, Dinehere is the perfect way to maintain a strong online presence.

No, Dinehere does not process transactions, orders, or take a cut of your sales. We simply charge a flat, transparent rate of NZ$64/month or NZ$640/year for your website hosting and setup.

Yes, this is a very common setup for restaurants that want both. You can use Dinehere for your online presence so people can find you on Google, and continue using me&u inside your venue for table service.

No, Dinehere only builds your public website and displays your menu. For at-table ordering and payment processing, a specialized operational tool like me&u is required.

If you are moving away from QR ordering entirely, the transition is simple. You cancel your me&u contract, remove the table pucks, and launch your new Dinehere website in about 10 minutes.

me&u operates strictly inside your venue for seated diners. Without a website like Dinehere, potential customers browsing Google won't be able to easily find your menu, hours, or location to decide to visit in the first place.

Dinehere takes about 10 minutes to set up by simply uploading a photo of your menu. me&u requires POS integrations, menu mapping, custom hardware installation, and staff training, which can take weeks.

Dinehere hosts your menu directly on your website using a simple photo upload process to make it readable for search engines. We do not integrate directly with me&u's ordering platform.