Editorial standards
How we research and write this site
This site covers restaurant digital signage: menu board installs, drive-thru lanes, QSR rollouts and managed menu updates. Here's who writes it, where every number comes from, how often we check it and what to do if you find a mistake.
Prices on this site were last set October 14, 2026.
Who writes these pages
The CrownTV team writes restaurantdigitalsignage.com. That's the same group that scopes rollouts, sources the hardware and schedules the install crews at 433 Broadway in New York, so the prices and lead times you read here are the ones you'd hear on the phone. Pages are published under the company name, not under a person's byline.
Every price, spec, client name and timeline on the page is checked against the sources listed here, and anything we can't trace to one of them stays off the page. When a client hasn't been documented in detail, we don't describe the project.
How often we check it
Prices, market ranges and company figures are re-checked at least once a quarter, and pages that quote a price say when it was set. Explainers and guides are reviewed at least once a year. Those are the same review cycles CrownTV uses on crowntv-us.com.
Corrections
Found something wrong or out of date? Email hello@crowntv-us.com with the page address and what should change. We fix factual errors and update the date on the page. That address also reaches us if a competitor disputes a comparison.
Where the data comes from
- CrownTV price list. The per-screen installed prices (display, mount, CrownTV media player, install, training and year-one software), last set October 14, 2026. These are the same numbers on crowntv-us.com/pricing.
- CrownTV project records and case studies. Screen counts and builds for Pressed Juicery, plus install photos from Kaffe, Gourmet Deli, Pomegranate and Hello Boba. Clients without a published write-up are shown, not described.
- Samsung OH-series and commercial display specifications. Brightness (3,500 nits on the OH46B and OH55A-S), front IP56 sealing and the -22°F to 122°F operating range, from Samsung's published spec sheets.
- DisplayDetails listings. Hardware-only prices for outdoor panels, such as the OH46B and OH55A-S, from displaydetails.com.
- CrownTV 2026 menu board cost breakdown. The market ranges for drive-thru lanes and multi-unit QSR budgets. Software-app prices come from those vendors' published 2026 plans.
- CrownTV fact register. Company figures such as 10,000+ screens deployed, 2,000+ companies served, founded in 2012 and the 4.9 Google rating from 254+ reviews, last checked October 14, 2026.
Independence and disclosure
We sell and install what this site writes about, and we make money when you buy from us. Crown Heights Communication, Inc. runs CrownTV and DisplayDetails, is a Samsung Authorized Reseller and makes the CrownTV Dashboard software these pages recommend. Drive-thru panel prices quoted from DisplayDetails are our own store's prices.
Nobody pays to be mentioned here. Competitor and market prices come from published plans and listings, and we say so when a cheaper option or another kind of vendor would suit you better. Who runs the site, with the full address, is on the about page, and you can reach us on the contact page.
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.