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Nucleic Table

Pricing

Try everything first. Decide later.

Your restaurant is live the moment you sign up, and the first 30 days cost nothing. No card is needed.

What each preset includes

Start with the one that fits today. Each preset builds on the one before it.

  1. Preset A

    QR menu

    A beautiful static menu behind a QR code.

    • Menu with photos and variants
    • Allergens, diets, nutrition, prep time
    • Opening hours and venue info
  2. Preset B

    Engage

    Guests talk back and come back.

    • Accounts, reviews and likes
    • Loyalty tiers and coupons
    • Campaigns and ads
  3. Preset C

    Ordering

    Orders flow from table to pass.

    • Tables and table sessions
    • Orders and a live kitchen board
    • Waiter calls with load balancing
  4. Preset D

    Full

    Everything on, nothing manual.

    • Every module and every feature
    • KPI reports for the whole venue
    • Bespoke designs per restaurant

What will happen after the trial

Right now nothing below is applied. While paid plans are closed, Nucleic Table is free during early access, no restaurant is paused or suspended, and trial expiry is not enforced. The steps below take effect only after paid plans open, and we will announce that well before.

  1. Day 31 to 44

    Staff modules pause, except your billing screen. Your guests’ menu stays online, so a printed QR code keeps working.

  2. After 14 days

    The restaurant is suspended and its address says the menu is not available. Your data is kept.

  3. Any time

    Paid plans open soon. We will tell you well before your trial ends, and your data is kept in the meantime.

One price, every preset

The plan covers the whole product. Presets only choose which features start switched on.

Who sells it

Paid plans are sold by Polar as Merchant of Record, who also issues the invoice. Your card details never reach us.

Leave any time

You can close your restaurant from the owner area whenever you like. See the Terms of Service for the details.

Read the Terms of Service and the Data Processing Agreement before you start.