Free Restaurant Tools
Decker’s free restaurant tools turn invoice prices into menu prices and an old menu into a board that sells, for bars, restaurants, and cafés. A pour cost calculator prices spirits, cocktails, wine, and draft beer; an AI menu generator rebuilds your menu board from your real menu in about a minute. No signup, no card.
Free Menu Tools to Rebuild a Menu Board
These free menu tools start from the menu you already sell: the AI reads your current dishes and prices and lays them out as a board built to raise the average check. It takes about a minute, with no card and nothing to install.
- Free tools that reach the menu
- Tool to screen
New drink prices go from the calculator onto a menu screen behind the bar, so a price change doesn’t wait for a reprint.
- Free restaurant tools, no form
- $0, no signup
The result shows up before any email field: no account, no trial clock, and the drink list stays on your device.
- Restaurant calculators for the bar
- 4 drink types
Spirits, cocktails, wine by the glass, and draft beer are priced in one calculator, with the formula under each result.
How the Free Tools for Restaurants and Bars Work
The free tools for restaurants and bars work in three steps: open a tool in the browser, enter your own numbers or your restaurant’s name, and take the result to a spreadsheet or a screen.
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Step 1.
Open the tool
Both tools load in the browser on a laptop, tablet, or phone, with no form and no card before the first result.
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Step 2.
Enter your own numbers
For drinks, use your invoice prices and real pour sizes instead of averages; every result shows its formula. For the menu board, type your restaurant’s name and the generator finds your current menu.
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Step 3.
Download or publish
Download the drink list as a CSV for Excel or Google Sheets, or show the new prices and the rebuilt board on a menu screen.
From a Free Tool to the Menu on Your Screens
A price from a calculator earns money only after it reaches the menu guests read, and on a screen that step takes seconds instead of a reprint. Decker runs digital menu boards for restaurants, bars, cafés, and food trucks. On plans with POS sync, a price changed at the register shows on the menu screen in 1–5 seconds, and happy hour switches on schedule.
Start from menu templates made for TVs, or see how menu screens for restaurants put food and drinks on one wall. One screen stays free forever, and paid features open for a 30-day trial with no card.
Related Scenarios
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Learn moreDigital Menu Boards for Restaurants
Food and drinks on one menu walMenu screens with prices from your POS and dayparts for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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Learn moreMenu Templates
Start a menu from a ready layoutLayouts for restaurants, cafés, and bars, ready for a TV or a printed page.
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Learn moreRestaurant Digital Signage
Every screen in the venue, not only the menMenu boards, promo loops, and hours signs run from one account.
Questions About the Free Tools
What is free in these restaurant tools?
Both tools are free with no account, no email form, and no card. An account is needed only to put the result on a menu screen, and one screen stays free forever with no card.
Why does Decker make the tools free?
Decker earns from menu screen software, not from the tools. A bar that prices its drinks here may later want those prices on a TV behind the counter, and the free plan covers one screen.
Does anything I type into the calculator get uploaded or saved?
The calculator runs in your browser, and the numbers you type are not sent anywhere. The drink list stays on your device until you download it as a CSV or clear it.
Can I use the calculator on a phone?
Yes. It fits a phone behind the bar, with the result pinned to the bottom of the screen, so you can price a drink while you check the bottle.
Do the free tools replace a POS or inventory software?
No. The tools price drinks and redesign a menu board; they don’t take orders or payments, and they don’t count stock. The POS stays the source of prices, and inventory counts still show what the bar actually pours.
When does a bar or café not need free restaurant tools?
A bar or café that sells fewer than 15 drinks, hasn’t changed a price in 12 months, and already prints its costs on the recipe card gains little from free restaurant tools. A group of 10 or more locations that costs every recipe inside paid inventory software has the same math built in. A franchise bar whose drink prices come from the franchisor can’t change them locally, so a calculator only reproduces numbers it doesn’t control.
Take Your Prices From the Tool to the Screen
Price the drinks once and show them on any TV: prices follow your POS, happy hour runs on schedule, and one screen stays free. Start free
