MenuFrame Plus adds sold-out flags, schedules, per-menu prices, allergens, favorites, and print to the free MenuFrame plugin. The dishes stay menu items in MenuFrame. Plus stores the extra fields and the saved dish on your site. A license check does not upload the menu.

What MenuFrame Plus adds

Sold out marks a dish and can hide it from the public menu when you want guests to stop ordering it. The flag is a field on the item. Day and date schedules limit an item to certain weekdays, or to a start and end date, so a special appears only while you serve it. Both settings are read when the menu is rendered on your site.

Per-menu prices keep one dish and charge a different price on lunch, dinner, or the bar menu. You do not duplicate the item for each service. Allergens tag nuts, shellfish, soy, and the rest from the Allergens box. Guests can filter the menu before they order. The filter uses the terms you assigned. It does not call another service.

Favorites let a logged-in guest save a dish. Guests who are not logged in see a link to log in. The favorite stays in your database. CSV import updates prices from a spreadsheet you already have, and a print view produces a menu for the door from the same local items. Those files are not part of a license request.

License and requirements

MenuFrame Plus requires WordPress 6.4, PHP 8.1, and the free MenuFrame plugin. Front-end Plus features stay off without an active license. You activate the plugin, then save the key under MenuFrame, then Settings, then Plus. License activation and update checks send the license key, your site URL, and a site instance ID. Dishes, prices, allergens, and favorites are not included.

Questions about MenuFrame Plus can be sent through the contact form. Plans on this page are one site, 10 sites, or unlimited, annual or lifetime.