Turn any TV into your menu board
Everyone else keeps the keys. We hand them over.
- Photograph the menu you already have. Every line and every price is on the board in seconds. No typing out a hundred items.
- Bespoke artwork, drawn for your shop. Your town, your trade, your name on it. Not a template. Your first board is free.
- Boards finished and ready to go. We put your prices on them for you, before you have paid us anything.
- Change a price on your phone. Ten seconds behind the counter and every screen in the shop has it before the next customer.
- Or design your own on a laptop. Move anything, add a board, put a special up for the weekend. It is your software now.
- Nobody to ring and nothing to pay for a change. No waiting until your supplier can fit you in, no invoice for moving a price.
Fourteen days free, no card. Then £14 a month for one screen, with no VAT to add. No contract, cancel any time.
We run one of these in our own shop, so it has to work on a busy Friday night.
Why shops move to us
Most signage companies keep the keys
You pay them to build it, and after that every change goes through them. A price rise is an email. A sold-out line is an email. A Christmas special is an email and a wait, and sometimes an invoice. So it does not get done, and the board on the wall slowly stops matching the shop.
We do the same work they do. We draw your first board, read your menu off a photograph and build it, and we do not charge extra for it. The difference is what happens next: we hand it over.
One system, any trade
Every one of these is a shop changing its own prices
Every one of these is the same software behind a different shop's artwork. Whatever you sell, there is a board for it: one of ours, one we draw for you, or the design you already paid for. Either way the prices come off your phone.
How it works
Three things, once. Then ten seconds a change.
Everything after the first afternoon is typing a number and pressing one button.
Photograph your old menu
The board on your wall, an old leaflet, a sheet of paper. It is read for you: sections, items, sizes and prices come back typed out in seconds, and you check them over before anything is saved. No typing in ninety prices.
Pick a board and drop the prices on
There are boards drawn and waiting for plenty of trades. If none of them is yours, tell us what you sell and we draw one for your shop. Or send us the design you already paid for. Then drag each block where it belongs and it sizes itself to fit. Minutes, not an afternoon with a designer.
Put it on the TV
A smart TV, or any TV with a stick in it. Six letters come up on the screen. Type them into your phone once and that television is set up for good.
The part that saves the afternoon
It reads your old price list for you
Nobody wants to type ninety prices into a phone. Take a photograph of what is already on your wall and it comes back as a menu: names, sizes and prices, in the right sections.
Your artwork, not a template
Drag the prices where they belong
Upload the design you already paid for, or start from one of ours. Drop a block on it, and the words size themselves to the space you gave them. Change a price later and the artwork never moves.
Why this one
Built for a counter, not an office
It keeps working when the internet does not
Every screen holds the whole menu. The line goes down at lunchtime and the board stays up, and catches up by itself the moment it comes back.
A price change takes ten seconds
Type the number, press the button. Every screen in the shop has it within seconds, from wherever you are standing.
Different prices at different times
Lunch deal on at eleven, off at three, without anybody remembering.
Any television
A smart TV runs it on its own, with nothing plugged in. An older one takes a cheap stick in the HDMI socket, and we will send you one set up.
Anything with a price list
Food, coffee, barbers, nails, gyms, clinics, garages. If it is written on a board, it belongs on a screen.
Setting up
This is the whole job
Ten minutes, once. A smart TV needs nothing plugged in; any other TV takes a stick. Nobody has to touch the television again.
Pricing
Priced by how many screens you put up
One subscription, in bands: one screen, two, three or four, or five or more. Put up a screen that takes you into the next band and the price goes up that day. Remove one from your account and the price comes down at a renewal, never part way through a month.
Fourteen days free, no card, no contract. Cancel any time.
Want it done for you? Send a photo of your current board and we will draw your first board and put your prices on it, ready for your screens, at no extra cost. New designs after that, like a board for another screen or a change for the season, are quoted when you ask. Five shops or more? Ask us about one invoice a month for all of them.
Questions
The ones everybody asks
What do I actually need to buy?
Probably nothing. A smart TV (Android TV, Google TV, Fire TV) runs it on its own. An older TV needs a streaming stick in its HDMI socket, about £30 from any shop, or we send you one already set up.
What happens when the internet goes down?
Nothing. Each screen keeps the whole menu on itself and carries on. When the line comes back it picks up whatever changed while it was off.
I have no artwork. Can I still use it?
Yes. Start from one of our backgrounds, or send your logo and a photo of your current board and we will draw one for you.
Can my staff change prices?
Add as many people as you like, and decide who can publish to the screens and who can only prepare changes.
What if I add a screen halfway through the month?
If it takes you into the next band, the price goes up that day, worked out automatically, and you pay the difference for the rest of the month. Remove one from your account and the price comes down at a renewal, never part way through a month.
Do I sign anything?
No contract, no notice period. Stop whenever you like from inside the dashboard.
Put your first board up tonight
Fourteen days free, no card, and your old price list does most of the typing.