Digital menu boards, promotional screens and video walls for restaurants, bars and venues — update pricing, specials and promotions from one dashboard, and give the room a bit of atmosphere while you’re at it.
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A single-screen digital menu board typically starts from around £410–£1,200 supplied and installed; multi-screen menu walls are scoped individually — see our Digital Signage solution page for a full pricing guide.
Yes — content management software lets your team update pricing, specials and promotions in minutes from any device, with no reprinting or supplier call-out needed.
We can schedule installation around your trading hours where needed — this is common for hospitality projects and we’ll plan it into the quote.
It’s a fair question before spending money on screens instead of print — we’ve written up the honest answer, covering reprint costs, how quickly pricing and promotional changes pay back the hardware, and where a digital board doesn’t make sense, in Do Digital Menu Boards Actually Pay for Themselves?
Outdoor-rated signage for forecourts, beer gardens and street-facing windows is specified differently to an indoor menu wall — weatherproofing and brightness both need to be right for the location, which we scope as part of the quote rather than as an afterthought.
For most venues updating pricing or specials regularly, yes — see our full breakdown of reprint costs versus hardware payback in our blog on whether digital menu boards actually pay for themselves.
Yes — outdoor-rated digital signage is specified with the right weatherproofing and brightness for the location, scoped as part of the quote rather than an afterthought.
Tell us what you’re trying to fix and we’ll tell you honestly what’s realistic.
Yes. Content can be scheduled to change automatically at set times of day, so breakfast, lunch and dinner menus, or a happy hour promotion, switch over without anyone needing to log in and change the screen manually.
Yes, hardware is specified with the environment in mind, the same principle applied to outdoor signage needing the right weatherproofing for its location. A screen mounted near a kitchen pass or in a warm, humid bar area is specified differently to one in an air conditioned dining room, and that gets confirmed as part of the site survey.
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