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vs Restbits
Link Mahal vs Restbits for Lebanese menus
Restbits is a menu tool with a yearly price in USD. Link Mahal is a store you can say out loud — linkmahal.com/your-name — where guests build the order and send it on WhatsApp. Whish Pay, OMT, cash, and LBP pricing are built in. Link Mahal does not take a commission on the sale.
A digital menu only helps if someone can open it. Restbits hosts menus on its own site and charges a yearly USD fee, with order taking on a higher yearly tier. That can be enough for a simple PDF replacement. It is a weaker fit when the guest is already on Instagram and expects to finish on WhatsApp.
Link Mahal starts from the message you already answer. The guest opens your name, picks dishes and modifiers, chooses cash, Whish Pay, OMT, or pickup, and sends one complete WhatsApp message. You confirm it the way you do today, without retyping the order.
The address is short enough to say. linkmahal.com/your-name goes in a bio, a story, a Google profile, and on a table tent. On the higher plan the menu can also live on a domain you own. Your brand is in front, not a vendor path.
Prices can be in dollars, in pounds, or both, using the rate you set in the dashboard. Arabic and English are both first-class, so a table in Beirut and a cousin abroad can read the same menu.
Link Mahal is not a delivery marketplace and it does not take a cut of the shawarma. The monthly plan is the fee. Regulars who already know you should not pay a platform tax to order again.
Lebanon stays the reference market — Whish, OMT, cash, and Arabic menus are not an add-on. The same store is what Link Mahal is taking to sellers outside the country next.
How Link Mahal compares
| Feature | Restbits | Link Mahal |
|---|---|---|
| How you pay for the tool | Yearly fee in USD | Flat monthly plan from $5 |
| Where the menu lives | On their domain | linkmahal.com/your-name or your domain |
| Taking the order | A separate yearly plan | WhatsApp checkout on the plan |
| Payments guests expect | Card checkout on their plan | Whish Pay, OMT, cash, LBP |
| Commission | A software fee | $0 on the order |
| Languages | A menu page | Arabic and English |
Built for WhatsApp-first selling
Product catalog, structured checkout, order dashboard, and zero commission on every sale.
- Pre-filled WhatsApp order messages
- Cart and checkout on your store link
- COD, pickup, Whish, and OMT
- Share on Instagram, TikTok, and Google
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Real sellers, real storefronts
Open a live storefront — the banner you see is the same one customers see. Tap through to WhatsApp checkout.
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FAQ's
Common questions
Restbits is a digital menu product billed yearly in USD. Order taking sits on a higher yearly tier. Menus are hosted on their domain, not on a name you own.
The link is yours to share, orders arrive on WhatsApp, and Lebanese payment methods are in checkout. You pay a flat monthly plan and keep the order amount.
Yes. Link Mahal storefronts run in Arabic and English, including right-to-left layout, so guests read the menu in the language they use.
Lebanon is home. The store link is opening to sellers in other countries who want the same WhatsApp ordering flow.