Hot food, sandwiches, drinks
One category per screen. Three 50-inch screens installed run $9,750. Three 43-inch run $9,450.
Menu boards, drive-thru, promo screens
Restaurant digital signage, installed: menu boards on one contract
The screens, the mounts, the player, the software and the crew. One invoice.
Pressed Juicery runs five 43-inch menu screens above every counter and a double-sided kiosk in Penn Station's Moynihan Train Hall on CrownTV. Kaffe, Gourmet Deli, Pomegranate and the Hello Boba truck run on the same Dashboard. When a price changes, it changes on every screen at once.
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Restaurants and food retailers on CrownTV screens
- Pressed Juicery
- Kaffe
- Gourmet Deli
- Pomegranate
- Hello Boba
Live demo · menu board
Change a price once. Every screen updates.
This is how a three-screen counter behaves on the CrownTV Dashboard: dayparts flip on schedule, specials rotate, and a price edit lands on every screen in seconds. The items are a demo; the behavior is the real thing.
Breakfastuntil 11:00
- Egg and cheese on a roll6.50
- Avocado toast9.25
- Breakfast burrito8.75
- Overnight oats7.00
- Bagel and schmear4.25
Drinks16 oz
- Cold brew4.75
- Oat milk latte5.65
- Green juice8.50
- Matcha5.95
- Lemonade4.25
Today onlySoup + half sandwich$11.95
Demo board. In real stores: Pressed Juicery runs five 43-inch 4K screens above every counter, each its own content zone, so one price change doesn't re-render the whole wall.
Layouts that work
Three, four or five screens above the counter
Most counters end up with three to five screens in a row. Here's how that plays out in real stores, and what each layout costs at our installed prices.
A full deli menu, readable from the door
Five screens across the back wall of a big deli counter. Five 43-inch screens installed run $15,750.
Individually zoned, chain-wide updates
Five 43-inch 4K landscape panels per store. Each screen is its own zone, so one price change doesn't re-render the whole wall.
Menus that change
Price changes, dayparts and POS sync
Breakfast menu until 11, lunch after, a different board on Fridays: that's daypart scheduling, and it's set once in the CrownTV Dashboard. Pressed Juicery stopped printing physical menus entirely. Prices and seasonal items publish to every store from one login.
POS sync with Toast, Square, Clover, Revel, NCR Aloha and Olo is available, scoped per project. Our honest take: if you change prices a few times a year, editing the Dashboard is fine and saves the integration fee. If you change them weekly across 20 units, sync pays for itself.
Don't want to touch it? Managed menu updates means you email us the change and we push it.
- Toast
- Square
- Clover
- Revel
- NCR Aloha
- Olo
CrownTV by the numbers
13+ years. 2,000+ companies. 10,000+ screens deployed.
- 13+years installing signage
- 2,000+companies served
- 10,000+screens deployed
- 4.9Google rating, 254+ reviews
Pricing
One price per screen, installed
Display, mount, CrownTV media player, install by our crew and the first year of software, in one number per screen.
Indoor menu screen
$3,150 per 43-inch screen
From $2,950 (32-inch) to $5,850 (85-inch).
- Commercial 4K display, 500 nits, rated for long daily hours
- Wall, menu or tilt mount, CrownTV media player
- Install by our licensed, insured crew; year-one software
Window or drive-thru menu
$3,850 per 46-inch sun-readable screen
$3,850 to $4,200 per screen. Lanes with trenching and pylons are quoted per site.
- 2,500+ nits so it reads in daylight
- Same all-in scope as indoor
- Custom menu design $575, 3 revisions
Prices set October 14, 2026, before tax. Software after year one: $20 per screen per month. Full restaurant pricing.
Drive-thru
Noon is the test. Spec for noon.
A drive-thru board needs 2,500 nits at minimum and 3,500 for full sun. An indoor menu screen is about 500 nits; a consumer TV is 250 to 350. Flip the lane to midday and watch what happens to the indoor screen in a box.
Noon, full sun
- 3,500 nits Samsung OH46B and OH55A-S, about seven times an indoor menu screen
- IP56 front sealed, runs from -22°F to 122°F with a built-in heater for condensation
- Minnesota to Phoenix CrownTV has OH-series panels running through both winters and summers
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Indoor screen in a box · ~500 nitsMENU
Samsung OH55A-S · 3,500 nitsBuy the kit yourself?
You don't need us for every job
If you have a handyman you trust and a single counter, you can buy screens and do it yourself. Samsung's QBC commercial panels are priced out at qbcseries.com. For help choosing the layout first, sizes and screen counts by restaurant type are on restaurantdigitalmenuboards.com.
Call us when it's more than one location, a drive-thru, or a wall where the screens have to line up to the millimeter. Pressed Juicery's five-screen rows look identical in every store because the same kit and mount went into every store.
Restaurant clients
Restaurant digital signage we've installed
Pressed Juicery
Five Samsung 43-inch 4K landscape menu screens in a row above every counter, the same kit in every store so one install playbook and one parts inventory cover the chain. At Penn Station's Moynihan Train Hall, a single 3,500-nit Samsung OM55B sits in a custom birch kiosk with rounded corners, one face to the concourse and one into the store. The concourse face has to beat the train hall's skylight, which a standard panel can't. Menu items, prices and seasonal items now publish chain-wide from one dashboard, and the stores stopped printing menus.
What we'd change: lock the content templates with the brand team before the rollout, not during the first quarter. Full Pressed Juicery case study.
433 Broadway, SoHoSince 2012Certified WBE
Who's behind this
The CrownTV team in New York
Restaurant Digital Signage is written and run by CrownTV. The same people who scope the rollouts, source the hardware and send the install crews write what's on these pages, so the prices and timelines here are the ones you'll hear on the phone.
CrownTV has been installing commercial screens since 2012 out of 433 Broadway in SoHo. The work behind the numbers on this site includes L'Occitane's 150+ boutiques, Janie and Jack's 115+ stores plus a London flagship, and 15 synchronized displays at Victoria's Secret on Fifth Avenue. If something here is wrong or out of date, email hello@crowntv-us.com and we'll fix it.
Common questions
Restaurant digital signage questions
How many screens do I need behind the counter?
One screen per menu category, roughly. A café usually needs one 43-inch, a typical QSR counter two or three 43 to 50-inch screens, and a wide counter with a big menu four or five. Pressed Juicery runs five 43-inch screens in a row above every counter.
Can I change prices from my phone?
Yes. The CrownTV Dashboard runs in a browser, so a price change on your phone goes to the screens in seconds. If you'd rather not touch it at all, our managed plan has us push the change for you.
Landscape or portrait menu boards?
Landscape for a row above a counter, which is what most restaurants have. Portrait works for a single board by the door or a promo screen near pickup. Mixing the two in one row looks off, so pick one per wall.
How bright does a drive-thru screen need to be?
At least 2,500 nits. An indoor menu board is about 500 nits and will be unreadable at noon in a lane. Our drive-thru builds use sealed, outdoor-rated Samsung OH-series displays. More on the drive-thru page.
How long does install take?
Most single-location menu boards go in 5 to 7 business days after the paid invoice, sooner on request. The on-site work is usually done before opening or after close so you don't lose a service. Drive-thru lanes take longer because of trenching and permits.
Do franchisees get different pricing?
Multi-unit and franchise orders get volume pricing. Single-location prices start at $2,950 for a 32-inch screen installed and $3,150 for a 43-inch. Send unit counts and we'll price per location.
What restaurant digital signage software do you use?
We use the CrownTV Dashboard, our own browser-based software, which runs menu boards by location, screen and daypart, lets franchisees edit only their own prices if you allow it, and can sync prices from Toast, Square, Clover, Revel, NCR Aloha or Olo when that's scoped per project. It's included for year one, then $20 per screen per month. Pressed Juicery publishes menu and price changes to every store from one login.
What does a café need for digital signage?
Most cafés need one 43-inch menu screen above the counter, $3,150 installed with the mount, media player, install and first-year software, and a second screen only if the menu won't fit on one or you want a promo screen near pickup. Kaffe runs three menu screens built into the shelving above its espresso bar. From year two, software is $20 a month per screen.
Does it connect to Toast or Square?
It can. POS menu sync with Toast, Square, Clover, Revel, NCR Aloha or Olo is scoped per project, because it depends on how your menu is set up in the POS. Plenty of operators skip it and edit prices in the Dashboard instead.
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Send how many locations, how many screens per counter, and whether there's a drive-thru. We'll send back a per-screen price and a suggested layout.
(347) 410-6890Or call. You can also use the full quote form on crowntv-us.com if you want to attach floor plans.
- You send the basics: locations, screens, timeline.
- Within 2 business hours, a priced scope per screen comes back.
- Once the invoice is paid, most sites are installed in 5 to 7 business days.