Menu boards and screens for your shop.
A bright screen behind the counter showing your full menu, updated from your phone in seconds. Here is how it works in practice, and what to expect on the day it goes in.
What is a menu board?
A screen behind the counter that shows your whole menu: items, prices, and specials. You change it from your phone, so there is no reprinted paper, no tape, and no crossed-out numbers taped over old prices.
Can I change the menu myself?
Yes. You update it from your phone with the MyBrand software. Raise a price, hide something that sold out, add a lunch special before the rush and pull it after. The change shows up on the screen right away, and you never touch the hardware.
What screens do you use?
Tabletop screens at the counter, wall mounted screens, and window facing screens, sized for the spot they sit in. Small dual screens suit a counter where the customer and the cook both need to read it. Larger panels suit a lobby or a window. The screen is supplied, mounted, and connected as part of the setup.
What happens if the internet goes down?
The screen keeps showing the last menu it received. Menus are stored on the screen itself, so a dropped connection means no new updates until it is back, not a blank display in front of your customers.
Do screens work in a bright window?
Yes, with the right panel and brightness for the spot. A window screen is a different screen from a counter screen, and I choose based on where it is going and whether direct sun hits it during the day.
How long does an install take?
Usually one visit. I mount the screen, run the power, connect it, and load your first menu while I am there, so it is working before I leave. Anything you want changed after that you can text me any time.
Can the screen do more than the menu?
Yes. The same screen runs specials, promotions, QR ordering, and lobby messages, and the layout changes with what you want to show. If you have something unusual in mind, like RGB lighting or an interactive build, ask and I will tell you straight whether it makes sense.