Digital menu boards for quick-service restaurants
Menu boards that switch from breakfast to lunch by themselves.
Bright menu boards with prices you change in one place, daypart menus on schedule, limited-time offers that sell, and an order-ready board at pickup.
- Menu boards
- Dayparts
- Limited-time offers
- Order-ready board
- Drive-thru
From $29 per screen per month · Works with the TVs you have · No contract
A fictional restaurant, playing on the real DealerSign player.
Sound familiar?
What changes for your restaurant.
Printed menu boards are out of date the day they go up.
Prices and items live in one place; every board updates within a minute.
Breakfast boards still showing at noon.
Dayparting switches menus on schedule, even if the internet drops.
Crowding at the pickup counter.
An order-status board shows what is being made and what is ready.
Every area
The right screen in the right place.
What plays in each part of your restaurant, all managed from one dashboard.
Menu boards
Two or more screens from one player: combos, sides and drinks with prices, synchronized.
Order pickup
Order numbers in progress and ready.
Drive-thru
A large, high-contrast menu with the current deal.
Window
The limited-time offer facing the street.
Built in
Everything a restaurant needs on its screens.
Your menu, always current
Connect a Google Sheet, CSV, JSON, XML or RSS feed, or type it in: your menu with photos and prices updates on every screen by itself.
How it works: Your menu, always currentThe right content at the right hour
Schedule content by day and time: morning, lunch, happy hour, evening. It switches on its own, even offline.
How it works: The right content at the right hourAI-designed deals
Every month the AI Signage Studio drafts deals for your restaurant, location and season. Edit any word or photo; nothing airs until you approve it.
How it works: AI-designed dealsMany screens, one player
One Signage Player drives two displays, and synced groups keep several screens in step for menu boards and video walls.
How it works: Many screens, one playerScreens that keep your hours
Displays switch on before you open and off after you close, and you can turn any screen on or off from your phone.
How it works: Screens that keep your hoursInternet radio, included
More than 50,000 free stations by genre or country, different music per area, volume and quiet hours from the dashboard.
How it works: Internet radio, included
Plus the date, time, weather and news on the screen border, emergency messages to every screen, proof of play, remote screenshots and the full list on the features page. Every plan includes every feature.
Pricing
Simple pricing per screen.
No contract. Use the TVs you have with the Signage Player ($199 one-time) or a Fire TV stick, or connect a Samsung commercial display with no box.
Standard
Everything to run every screen, with AI Signage Studio Lite
$29/ screen / month
Billed monthly, cancel any time
Start 14-day free trialPro
The full AI Signage Studio for every location
$49/ screen / month
Billed monthly, cancel any time
Start 14-day free trialEvery trial includes Pro for 14 days and 3 screens. No card needed to start. *Fair use applies to assistant conversations.
FAQ
Questions quick service ask.
Can one player run several menu boards?
Yes. One Signage Player drives two displays, and synced groups keep several boards in step, so a three-panel menu changes together.
What happens if the internet goes down during lunch?
Nothing visible: menus play from the player’s storage and dayparts keep switching on schedule. Changes arrive when the connection is back.
How much does it cost?
Standard is $29 per screen per month ($290 a year) and Pro with the full AI Signage Studio is $49. No contract: add screens or cancel any time. Hardware is a one-time purchase you own.
Do I need new TVs?
No. Plug the Signage Player ($199 one-time) into any TV with HDMI, use a Fire TV stick, or connect a Samsung commercial display directly with no box. Setup takes about 10 minutes: scan the code on the screen and it is paired.
What happens if the internet goes down?
The screens keep playing from the player’s storage, schedules keep switching, and changes arrive when the connection is back.
Can the screens play music?
Yes. Internet radio is included: more than 50,000 free stations, different music per area, volume and quiet hours from the dashboard. Playing music where customers hear it is a public performance: in Canada that needs SOCAN and Re:Sound licences.
Menu boards that switch from breakfast to lunch by themselves.
Start a 14-day trial with every feature, set up for your restaurant. Pair your first screen in about 10 minutes.