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vs ScanGo
Link Mahal vs ScanGo for QR menus
ScanGo is a QR menu that sends an order toward WhatsApp. Link Mahal is the menu and the store: a link with your name on it, a QR for the table, delivery zones, and checkout in Whish Pay, OMT, or cash. Guests can open it from a bio without scanning anything. Link Mahal takes $0 commission on the order.
A QR code on the table is one door. The other doors are the Instagram bio, the WhatsApp reply, and the Google listing. A menu that only works when someone scans a code is hard to send to a friend. Link Mahal gives you both: a QR for the room, and a link with your name for everywhere else.
ScanGo is a QR menu. Orders can end as a WhatsApp message. Link Mahal asks the guest to build the cart first — dishes, modifiers, area, payment — so the message your phone receives is already an order, not a “what do you have?” chat.
Delivery is part of the Lebanese week, not an exception. You draw the areas you serve and set the fee. Guests outside the map do not check out for delivery. Pickup and dine-in stay available when that is how you work.
Payments match the counter. Whish Pay opens in the Whish Money app. OMT and bank transfer stay manual when that is how you confirm. Cash on delivery is still there. Prices can show in USD and LBP. None of that adds a commission to the ticket.
Branches, a custom domain, and Arabic next to English are for restaurants that have outgrown a single QR sticker. Cafés, bakeries, and home kitchens use the same link. So do shops that are not restaurants — the catalog is not locked to one cuisine template.
Lebanon is where the payments and the language were proven. Link Mahal is taking that store link to sellers in other countries next, while restaurants here keep Whish, cash, and a menu guests can actually forward.
How Link Mahal compares
| Feature | ScanGo | Link Mahal |
|---|---|---|
| How people open it | A QR menu | Named link and QR |
| Order path | Scan, then message | Cart and checkout, then WhatsApp |
| Delivery areas | A menu tool | Delivery zones with fees |
| Payments in Lebanon | Their own checkout | Whish Pay, OMT, cash, LBP |
| Your own domain | Their menu host | Optional custom domain |
| Fee on the sale | A menu subscription | $0 commission |
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
Live stores
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
ScanGo is mainly a QR menu that can message the restaurant on WhatsApp. Link Mahal is a full catalog: photos, modifiers, delivery zones, and a checkout the guest completes before WhatsApp opens.
Yes. The store URL uses your name, so it works in an Instagram bio, a WhatsApp status, and a reply. The QR is for the table and the counter, not the only door in.
Cash on delivery, Whish Pay, OMT, and bank transfer, with prices in USD, LBP, or both. Link Mahal does not take a commission on those orders.
Use Link Mahal when you want a shareable menu, WhatsApp orders, and Lebanese payments. A tool that only stamps NFC tags on a table is a different job.