The plan that gets your restaurant online is free, forever. Pro adds the tools to bring your customers back — at a price you'd spend on one round of drinks a month.
Everything you need to put your restaurant online. Forever, with no asterisks.
When you're ready to bring your regulars back and reach the next ones.
| What you get | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Site & menu builderUnlimited dishes, all five themes | ||
| lokand.co subdomain + QR codes | ||
| Connect your own domainDNS & SSL handled | ||
| AI menu import & copywriter | ||
| Loyalty stamp cards | Up to 50 | Unlimited |
| Statistics | Basics | Full + insights |
| CampaignsWhatsApp · SMS · email | — | |
| AI photo studio | — | |
| Domain registration in-app | — | |
| Support | Standard | Priority, 7 days |
Most restaurants stay on Free for months. Some never upgrade — and that's fine.
Yes. The Free plan has no time limit, no item cap, no watermark on your site, and doesn't require a credit card. We make money when restaurants outgrow Free and upgrade to Pro — not by squeezing the people just starting out.
Yes. Bring any domain you own and we'll guide you through pointing it at Lokand in two minutes. We handle the SSL certificate, renewals, and the redirect from www to root automatically. No DNS background required.
No. Lokand is built for restaurant owners, not designers. Pick a theme, change your brand color and fonts in a few taps, and publish. If you can run a kitchen, you can run your Lokand site.
You drop to Free at the end of the billing period. Your site, menu, and domain stay live — you just lose access to loyalty, campaigns, and analytics. Your member list is preserved if you upgrade again.
Yes. Your data is yours — menu, customer list, content — all exportable as JSON or CSV at any time. We'd rather you stay because Lokand is the best option for you, not because we hold your data hostage.
Pro is 50% off for registered non-profits and worker-owned co-ops. Email hello@lokand.com with proof of status and we'll set it up.
Most restaurants stay on Free for months. Some never upgrade — and that's fine.