PlateRefresh turns a phone photo of a real dish into a studio-grade menu photo in about thirty seconds. We'd like to put it in front of your members — at a member-only price, with a free menu-photo audit for every one of them, and a talk or webinar if you want one. It costs your association nothing and takes nothing to set up.
We graded the live menu photography of 387 restaurants on Wolt and Glovo across 23 European cities against a professional photographer's 100-point rubric. This is the problem your members are sitting in:
20% off every credit pack, for any member, with no minimum and no expiry. One code, distributed however you normally reach members. Nothing to police — the code works or it doesn't.
They paste their Wolt, Bolt Food, Glovo or Google listing and get a scored report on their real menu photos: what's costing them orders, dish by dish. No account, no card. Signing in relights their first dish free.
45 minutes, in person or webinar, English or Lithuanian: what actually makes a delivery-app photo sell, from a working food photographer. Practical, with real member menus on screen. No sales pitch — you can watch the deck first.
The European study above, cut for your country, written up and ready to publish under your masthead. Plus before/after examples from members who agree to share them. You need content constantly; this is content with data behind it.
Nothing. To be specific:
If your association would rather earn a revenue share than pass a discount to members, we'll do that instead — same terms, your call. We just think the discount is the better member benefit, so that's what we offer first.
They open the audit link from your newsletter and paste their delivery-platform page. Nothing to install, nothing to pay.
Minutes later they get a scored report on their own menu, and see one of their own dishes relit — their food, their plating, just professional light.
If they want the rest of the menu, the member code takes 20% off: $9.99 to test the whole thing, and around $1 a photo at menu volume. A photo shoot starts in the hundreds.
It has to be their real food. We relight and lightly refine the dish they actually cooked and photographed — same ingredients, same garnish, same portion, same angle. We never generate a fake dish and never add something that wasn't on the plate, because a menu photo is a promise to the customer. Every output also carries a machine-readable AI disclosure in its metadata, as required by the EU AI Act.
Pick any three member restaurants and send us their menu links. We'll send back full audits — scores, dish-by-dish notes, and one dish of each relit — within a day. Free, no obligation, and nobody gets contacted. Judge it on your own members' food.
A call, or in person if you're in Lithuania. I'll show it running on a real menu and answer the awkward questions about AI in food photography directly — I'd rather you ask me than wonder.
Write to me and mention your association — I'll reply personally, usually the same day.
david@platerefresh.comDavid Kvederys · Food photographer & founder · PlateRefresh · Kaunas, Lithuania