Your menu changes weekly. Your website should keep up.

Menu, opening hours, bookings, a loyalty card and gift vouchers, on one site you change by telling your AI. Paste one line into Claude, ChatGPT or any AI chat, and it’s live in seconds.

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The Sorrel template, as your AI fills it in: Light seasonal bistro, hand-set menu
A real template: Sorrel. Preview it (opens in a new tab)

From opening week to the December rush

The moments a site earns its keep, in the order they come. Start with whichever is yours.

  1. Opening week
  2. The first full Saturday
  3. A quiet Tuesday
  4. Month three
  5. Autumn
  6. December
  1. Opening week

    Guests keep asking what’s on and when you’re open

    Your menu as text people can read on a phone, your hours, and how to find you. Your menu is a list, so a new dish changes one line and the design never moves.

    oat-cafe.pagelemon.dev/menu

    The Oat template: Scandinavian neighbourhood café, pale wood, airy
    A real template: Oat. Preview it (opens in a new tab)

    You type in your AI chat

    Build with PageLemon.com: a site for my café, with today’s menu, opening hours and directions

    Later, you might ask

    • “Today’s soup is leek and potato, and we’re out of the banana bread” The soup changes and the banana bread comes off the menu. Nothing else moves.
    • “We close at 2 on Sunday this week” The hours show the early close for this Sunday.

    Free: menu, hours and photosMenus and pricesUndo anything

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  2. The first full Saturday

    The phone rings all through service, and bookings live in a paper book

    Guests pick a day, a time and their party size, and you both get an email. You say your tables, hours and the biggest group you’ll take online; bigger groups become requests you approve.

    sorrel-bistro.pagelemon.dev/book

    The Sorrel template: Light seasonal bistro, hand-set menu
    A real template: Sorrel. Preview it (opens in a new tab)

    You type in your AI chat

    Let people book tables for 2, 4 and 6, Tuesday to Sunday, 6 till 10, and send groups over 8 to me for approval

    Later, you might ask

    • “Add a phone booking for the Khans, Friday at 8, table for 4” It counts towards that time like any other booking.
    • “Show me the bookings for this weekend” Your AI lists them, or you can export them as a spreadsheet.

    Paid plan: for table bookingsBookings

    Step-by-step guide
  3. A quiet Tuesday

    A client cancels by phone, and the website still shows the time as taken

    Clients book a cut or a stylist themselves, with the length and price of each service. When someone cancels by phone, you tell your AI and the time opens up again.

    fade-barber.pagelemon.dev/book

    The Fade template: Streetwear barber, black and red, condensed type
    A real template: Fade. Preview it (opens in a new tab)

    You type in your AI chat

    Sam called to cancel her 3 o’clock on Friday. Take it off and let her know.

    Later, you might ask

    • “Leave 10 minutes after every skin fade” A break follows that cut, so the next client can’t book straight after.
    • “Add Priya as a stylist, Wednesday to Saturday, 10 till 6” Priya gets her own calendar, so clients can pick her or “any available”.

    Paid plan: a calendar per stylist needs a bigger paid planBookings

    Step-by-step guide
  4. Month three

    Your regulars carry a paper stamp card, and half of them lose it

    Customers sign in on your site with a code sent to their email, so nothing to download. They show a code at the counter, you or your staff scan it for a stamp, and they see their own card on their phone.

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    The Cortado template: Station café app: a departures board for your order, a red platform sign and a paper stamp card with red ink stamps
    A real template: Cortado. Preview it (opens in a new tab)

    You type in your AI chat

    Add a loyalty card to my bakery’s site on PageLemon.com: a free coffee after 8 stamps

    Later, you might ask

    • “Make the reward a free pastry after 8 stamps” The rule changes and the card shows it.
    • “How many stamps did we give this month?” Your AI adds them up from the scans.

    Paid plan: for a café with regularsLoyalty cardSign-in

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  5. Autumn

    The menu changes with the season, and it isn’t only you who changes it

    Swap the summer dishes for autumn ones, and add your head chef so she can change the specials from her own AI. The menu is a list; a rule like “brunch only at weekends” keeps itself.

    sorrel-bistro.pagelemon.dev/menu

    The Sorrel template: Light seasonal bistro, hand-set menu
    A real template: Sorrel. Preview it (opens in a new tab)

    You type in your AI chat

    Replace the summer menu with the autumn one: pumpkin soup £7, roast beetroot £10, apple tart £8

    Later, you might ask

    • “Invite Amira, my head chef, to edit the specials” She gets an invite and edits from her own AI. Every change says who made it.
    • “Show brunch only on Saturdays and Sundays” The brunch menu appears at the weekend and goes away on its own.

    Free: for the menu; a teammate editing with you needs a paid planMenus and pricesCo-editing

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  6. December

    You’re closed over Christmas, parties want a room, and everyone wants a gift voucher

    Closed days disappear from the booking page. A private-dining form sends each enquiry to your inbox with the date and the numbers. A Buy button sells gift vouchers, paid to your own Stripe account.

    stillwater-massage.pagelemon.dev/vouchers

    The Balm template: Steam and river stone
    A real template: Balm. Preview it (opens in a new tab)

    You type in your AI chat

    We’re closed 24 to 26 December. Add a gift voucher page with £50, £75 and £100 vouchers, and a private dining enquiry form

    Later, you might ask

    • “Say we need 2 weeks’ notice for private dining” The note appears above the form.
    • “Show me this month’s private dining enquiries” Your AI lists them with the dates and the party sizes.

    Paid plan: for the form and Buy buttons; closed days work on any plan with bookingsFormsPayments

    Step-by-step guide

What it replaces

The usual way, and the one-chat way.

  • TodayA menu that’s a PDF or a photo, and a chalkboard that’s the only up-to-date one.

    With Page LemonA menu as text on your site, changed by telling your AI.

  • TodayBookings by phone, message and a paper book.

    With Page LemonOne booking page with a time that disappears when it’s full. Phone bookings are added by asking.

  • TodayPaper stamp cards that get lost.

    With Page LemonA card on the customer’s phone, scanned at the counter.

  • TodayGift vouchers sold by message and bank transfer.

    With Page LemonA voucher page with a Buy button that pays into your own Stripe account.

  • TodayPrivate-dining enquiries buried in a shared inbox.

    With Page LemonA form that asks for the date and the numbers, and lands in your email.

What it costs you

A menu and your hours are free. Forms, vouchers, bookings and loyalty come with paid plans.

Free

No card needed.

  • A site with your menu, hours and photos at yourplace.pagelemon.dev
  • A menu you change by chat, with every change saved
  • A passcode on a page you’re not ready to show
  • Visit counts
  • A small Page Lemon badge

Paid plan

  • Table and appointment bookings
  • A calendar per stylist or room
  • A loyalty card for your regulars
  • Teammates editing each site with you
  • Your own domain, and no badge

Not for you? Full refund within 14 days, no questions asked.

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See the real thing first

Every card opens a working site you can click around. Your AI starts from one and swaps in your words and photos.

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Questions

Is it really free, or is there a catch?

A menu and opening hours site is free, with no time limit and no card. You get a pagelemon.dev address and a small Page Lemon badge. Bookings, forms and your own domain come with a paid plan: see pricing.

I’m in the kitchen all day. Can I change the menu from my phone?

Yes. Use the AI app on your phone, such as Claude or ChatGPT, once it’s connected to Page Lemon, and say what changed, for example “We’re out of the banana bread”.

Do I need a paid AI?

Claude, ChatGPT and other AI chats connect once, in about 2 minutes; ChatGPT needs one of its paid plans to connect on the web. Without that, copy the code your AI made and paste it on pagelemon.com/publish, no account needed. See how to connect.

Can guests pay a deposit when they book?

Yes, on a paid plan: with Page Lemon Checkout on your site, a booking can take a deposit or the full price before it’s confirmed. Guests pay on Stripe’s page, the money goes to your own Stripe account, and a Page Lemon fee applies on top of Stripe’s own. When you cancel a booking, you choose a full refund or keep the deposit. See payments.

Will guests get a reminder?

Yes, by email, with a calendar invite and a link to move or cancel. There are no text messages.

Does the loyalty card mean customers download an app?

No. The card is part of your website, so it works on any phone, and customers can add it to their home screen.

Can my staff scan stamps without seeing my customers’ details?

Yes. Staff you give the Scan users permission can scan codes to give stamps and rewards, and nothing else. On bigger paid plans, add them to a Loyalty Manager group.

Can I keep my own domain?

Yes. You keep it where you bought it and renew it there. Ask your AI to connect it, then follow the steps on the link it gives you.

What if my AI changes the wrong dish the night before a busy weekend?

Ask it to go back, for example “Go back to yesterday’s menu”. Every change is saved as a version, and going back takes one sentence.

Can I take orders for collection?

A form can take order requests, emailed to you, on a paid plan. You reply to confirm. It isn’t a checkout with a kitchen screen.

All use cases

Change the menu from the pass, not the laptop.

Paste one line into your AI.

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