Guide
A digital menu board is a screen above the counter that shows your menu and can be changed from anywhere. Its value is in the changes you no longer have to print.
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A digital menu board is a screen above the counter that shows your menu and can be changed from anywhere. Its value is in the changes you no longer have to print.
Printed menus and boards go out of date the moment a price changes or an item sells out. A digital board changes in minutes, shows photos, features specials at the right hour and can promote the thing you most want to sell.
It is a display, not an ordering device: customers read it and order at the counter, a kiosk or on their phone.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner screens switch on their own.
Mark an item sold out or change a price without reprinting.
Feature a high-margin combo or a limited-time special.
A multi-location brand shows one menu in every store.
| Option | Printed board | Digital board |
|---|---|---|
| Price change | Reprint | Edit and publish |
| Sell-out | Cross out by hand | Remove in seconds |
| Photos | Extra print cost | Included |
| Upfront setup | Low | Screens and layout |
A sandwich shop that changes its soup every day used to hand-letter a chalkboard. A digital board now shows the soup of the day with a photo and swaps the lunch combo in at 11:00 without anyone touching it.
A device or pricing decision looks bigger on paper than it is in practice. Most owners are well served by choosing for their busiest ten minutes, keeping the first setup simple and adding pieces as volume proves the need.
Call (305) 384-8391 and tell us how you sell. We will explain the options in plain English, give you a personal quote and review your current statement for free. There is no price list to compare against, because the right setup depends on your business.
Treat a board like a menu printed daily: someone owns it, there is a schedule to review it and a rule about what goes on it. A quick weekly check against the register menu catches the price change that was made in one place and not the other, and a seasonal refresh a few times a year keeps the board feeling alive.
As explained by Merchant Fund Express. Updated 2026.
No. A board is for display. Self-ordering is handled by a Kiosk or online ordering.
It can show your menu, and we help you set up the connection for your business.
Commercial-grade displays are recommended; we advise on size and mounting.
Our partner helps with layout so it matches your brand.
Yes. English and Spanish support are available by phone, on site and during staff training, so the person who opens on Monday can learn it in the language they work in.
Sometimes. We review what you have and tell you what can be reused, what is worth replacing and what you should check in your contract before deciding.
Call Merchant Fund Express. We install it, train your staff and stay on the line after launch. Ask for a free rate review while you are at it.
