Bring a restaurant.
Its first month is yours.
AfroMenu is the QR menu Nigerian restaurants put on their tables — guests scan, read the menu on their own phone and send their order straight to the kitchen. If you know people who run restaurants, introduce them: every one that starts paying earns you a full month at its plan’s normal price.
How it works
- 1
Get your code
Sign up and it is on the next screen — four characters, something like JO47, with a link ending in
?ref=JO47. Nothing to wait for. Share it wherever your audience already is. - 2
A restaurant signs up with it
They pay less for their first three months, and that restaurant is yours from then on.
- 3
Their first month is yours
You earn a share of the plan price. It reaches you in three parts, one each time they pay a bill.
One restaurant, one month, paid over the three months they stay rather than in one go. That is deliberate and it cuts both ways: we earn nothing from a restaurant’s first month — less than nothing, once the discount is counted — and a restaurant that leaves in week five takes the parts that had not opened yet with it. Bring people who will stay.
What one restaurant is worth
AfroMenu has five plans. The free one costs nothing, so it earns nothing — these are the four that pay.
Prices are loading. If they do not appear, the figures are on the price list.
What this is not
- · Not a job. There is no target, no minimum and nothing to buy. Share the link or do not.
- · Not paid for sign-ups. A restaurant on the free plan pays nothing, so it earns nothing. It stays attached to you for the day it moves to a paid plan.
- · Not something the discount comes out of. The money off their first three bills is ours to give; your share is worked out on the plan’s normal price either way.
- · Not instant. Restaurants pay by bank transfer, and a part of your commission opens only once we have seen the money arrive.
- · Not anonymous. We pay into a Nigerian bank account in your own name, which you fill in on your page.