Counterboard puts your takeaway menu on any screen with a web browser. Describe the board and add your prices, and it is drawn in about two minutes. Change a price from your phone and the screen follows. One screen is free. Paid screens are priced in US dollars.
One screen free, for as long as you like, with a small counterboard.com band on the board, no card. Without the band US$19 a month for one screen, and US$9 for each screen after it.
How it works
Where it was made
Counterboard was built in a real kebab and chip shop in the UK. A takeaway menu is long, and on a printed board it ends up as small type. Each heading on your menu gets its own panel, in type big enough to read from the door.
What it costs
Prices are in US dollars ($). One screen free, for as long as you like, with a small counterboard.com band on the board. No card is needed. Without the band: US$19 a month for one screen, and US$9 for each screen after it.
Your first board is free. Each paid screen includes 2 price updates a month. More cost US$1.50 each, sold in packs from US$7.50.
Questions
Yes, for one screen. It stays free for as long as you like, with a small counterboard.com band on the board. No card is needed. Paying takes the band off and lets you add more screens.
US dollars. Counterboard charges in pounds, US dollars or euros, and shops in Australia are shown US dollar prices.
Yes. Type the new price and the board is drawn again with it. Each paid screen includes 2 price updates a month. More are bought as credits.
The screen needs the internet to get your board and any new price. Once the board is on the screen, it keeps showing it if the connection drops.
About two minutes. You describe the board, add your prices, and the finished board comes back. If it is not quite right, say what to change and it is drawn again.
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