Manage digital menu board screens across your restaurants, cafés, and multi-location businesses with Unisign Menuboard. Plan and publish menu content, price updates, and promotional announcements from one central platform. Digital menu screens help you maintain consistent brand communication while making it easier to update changing content quickly and efficiently across different locations.
Menuboard Screens
Unisign Menuboard displays menus, prices, product images, videos and campaigns in restaurants and cafés. Its 32”, 43” and 55” options support single screens or 1x2, 1x3 and 1x4 arrangements. Landscape and portrait installation allow the display layout to suit the venue.
Centralized content management enables menu changes, prices and campaigns to be scheduled and updated across branches, reducing manual menu replacement. Content can run on screens using professional media player solutions. To consider menus, ordering, QR menus and related restaurant technologies together, explore Cafe and Restaurant Solutions. The system supports organized menu presentation from an individual venue to a multi-branch operation.
Key Features
- 32”, 43”, and 55” professional screen options
- 1x2, 1x3, and 1x4 multi-screen configurations
- Horizontal and vertical display support
- Centralized digital menu and content management
- Price and promotion management
- Dynamic image and video playback
- Suitable for restaurants, cafés, fast food chains, bakeries, and hotels
A digital menu board is a display system used by restaurants, cafés, fast food businesses, bakeries, and similar venues to present menus, products, prices, and promotional content on digital screens. Unlike printed menus, digital menu boards allow content to be updated more quickly. Unisign Menu Board Displays also support centralized management of screens across multiple locations.
Menu board displays are suitable for restaurants, cafés, fast food chains, bakeries, food courts, hotels, and other businesses that need to communicate menu or pricing information digitally. They are particularly useful for businesses that frequently update products, prices, or promotional campaigns.
These configurations indicate the number of screens positioned side by side. A 1x2 setup uses two screens, 1x3 uses three, and 1x4 uses four. The right menu board configuration depends on the number of menu items, available wall space, viewing distance, and the amount of content that needs to be displayed.
Yes. With centralized content management, menu items, pricing, promotions, images, and videos can be updated remotely. Businesses with multiple locations can distribute different content to selected screens or branches and schedule content according to specific times or campaigns.
Menu board pricing may vary depending on screen size, number of displays, screen configuration, media player and content management requirements, installation conditions, and overall project scope. A project-specific quotation can be prepared after evaluating the venue and menu requirements.
Briefly share your needs and our expert team will analyze the most suitable solution for you. We can schedule a project-specific demo, prepare a detailed quote, or review your technical questions together. We will contact you as soon as possible.





























































