With our Digital Menu Boards you can increase your sales and improve your customer experience through dynamic digital food menu boards. Digital Menu boards have been proven to increase average order value at the point of sale. You can raise the average order value, up- and cross-sell. In fact, one of the best ways to increase your total restaurant orders is to integrate QR based digital menu boards directly into your Digital Signage, Web site and table-tops, luckily we support all that and integration is super easy, click below to learn more.
Food always looks 'extra-delicious' when presented on a large screen. Plugged into our digital menu board solution, restaurant can offer the customer delicious images and videos of their most popular or exotic dishes. Restaurants like to schedule daily specials, promotions, and showcase newly introduced preparations. Feedback from restaurants with existing menu boards shows a higher number of orders placed for all food content displayed on the screen.
With the restaurant business being such a competitive marketplace, having an edge over the next competitor makes the all the difference in your bottom line. If a person operates a restaurant, the most effective method to make an impression on your clients and also market your menus, are to use digital sign technology. Virtually every eating place displays the day's menu with some sort of display board, which can be replaced by a modern signage using screens with attractive content. This will provide the restaurant owner the ability to change menu information at will and plan for special occasions like weekend menus and happy hour promotions.
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Software on DigitalSignage.com is free for your first 3 screens, with no credit card, no ads and no time limit, then from $3 per screen per month. Hardware is whatever you already have: any HDMI TV plus a $30-$60 Android stick, a Raspberry Pi, a Chromebook or a spare PC running the free SignPlayer. A typical single-location menu board therefore costs the price of the screen and a stick, with no monthly software bill.
Yes. SignStudio schedules content by time of day (dayparting), so a breakfast menu can switch to lunch at 11:00 and to dinner at 16:00 on every screen at once, and different locations can run different schedules. Happy-hour and weekend menus work the same way.
DigitalSignage.com pulls live data into a menu through data providers, so prices and items can come from a Google Sheet, an XML or JSON feed, or an API. Many POS systems export one of those. Prices edited at the source update on every screen without touching the template.
Nothing on a server. Install the free SignPlayer app on the device driving the screen (Windows, Mac, Android or Android TV, Chrome OS, Raspberry Pi or an iPad, or run it in any browser), pair it with a code, and design the board in your browser in SignStudio. Menus keep playing if the internet drops because content is cached on the player.
Yes. Sub-accounts and permissions let a chain or franchise group give each location its own menu while head office controls the templates and branding. Emergency override can push a message to one site or all of them. Enterprise adds proof of play and white-label branding.
Step-by-step: the digital menu board setup guide walks through pairing a player, picking a layout, dayparting, sold-out items, POS and sheet price sync, calorie labelling and the readability rule, with a worked cost example. Comparing vendors? See the best menu board software in 2026.
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