Sold out at 11am, off the board at 11:01
Two taps on your phone. The item greys out or disappears on every screen at once. No more telling forty people in a row that the cinnamon rolls are gone.
Menu screens
The board over your counter is the last thing a customer reads before they order. If it still says the summer menu in October, that’s what you’re selling.
Why it matters
Two taps on your phone. The item greys out or disappears on every screen at once. No more telling forty people in a row that the cinnamon rolls are gone.
Too much soup? Put it on the board big, at the top, for the rest of the day. Change it back tomorrow. This is the part owners actually use every week.
Breakfast board until 11, lunch after. It flips on its own. Nobody has to remember at the exact moment the rush starts.
How it works
TV, mini-PC, cable run, hardware anchored properly into the wall. We do the install — you don’t call an electrician.
Your items, your prices, your photos, laid out so it reads from the door. You approve before it goes up.
Prices, sold-out items, specials, holiday hours. Ten seconds, from anywhere, including the parking lot.
“I change the board from my car before I’ve even walked in. It used to take me forty-five minutes with a paint pen.”
Questions
No. Screens, mini-PC and mounting are included and stay ours. If a screen fails, we swap it — that’s the whole point of renting it from us instead of Best Buy.
It reboots itself. If it’s still down, we know before you call — the screens report in, and someone drives out. We’re twenty minutes up Woodward, not in another time zone.
Usually yes, if they’re reasonably recent and have an HDMI port. We’ll tell you honestly on the site visit, and we’ll knock it off the setup fee.
One is included in Premium. Extra screens are $40 a month each, including the hardware and the upkeep.