Your menu is leaving
money on the table

No. The fastest way is to connect Square, which syncs your menu and sales automatically. Without a POS, add your menu items in the dashboard and import your sales history from a CSV — or explore instantly with realistic sample data.

MenuWright still works without food costs — it classifies your menu by popularity and revenue. Once your items have food costs, it unlocks true contribution margins and the full profit-based matrix.

MenuWright analyzes your menu matrix and sales data to produce specific, prioritized recommendations — reprice, promote, bundle, or cut — with a projected monthly dollar impact where one can be estimated. You decide what to act on.

Your Square credentials are encrypted, and every record is scoped to your restaurant — your data stays yours. See our Privacy Policy for the details.

A spreadsheet shows you the numbers. MenuWright classifies every item against the industry-standard Kasavana–Smith method, cross-references sales with costs, and turns the matrix into a prioritized to-do list — the spreadsheet never tells you the Ribeye Steak is a hidden gem.

Yes. Paid plans are month-to-month, and you can cancel from your billing settings. Your data stays yours — see our Privacy Policy for the details.

Menu engineering software applies the Kasavana–Smith framework to your item sales and costs, so you can see popularity, contribution margin, and the next menu move in one place.

Not necessarily. MenuWright works with item-level sales and costs, and can estimate missing costs for review; recipe and ingredient management remain outside the product's scope.

Compare the data path, the matrix method, and the actions each product supports. These product comparisons document the boundaries instead of assuming recipe management and menu engineering are the same job.