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A digital menu board is a commercial display screen that shows your menu electronically instead of on printed or backlit static signage. Content is managed from software, so prices, items, photos, and promotions update in seconds across every screen — no reprinting. Restaurants use them indoors above the counter and outdoors in the drive-thru lane.

Cost depends on screen count, indoor vs outdoor, and installation scope. Most restaurants reach full ROI within about six months from reprint savings and increased sales alone. See our menu board cost guide or book a demo for a quote.

Digital menu boards run on digital menu board software — a CMS that controls what every screen shows. Stream boards run StreamCMS: update prices in seconds, schedule dayparting, manage every location from one dashboard, and edit menu designs directly in Canva, Figma, Photoshop, or Illustrator.

Yes. StreamCMS integrates directly with Canva, Figma, Photoshop, and Illustrator — edit your menu in the design tool you already use and your screens update automatically. No exporting files, no re-uploading artwork.

Stream connects your POS directly to your displays — when prices change or items sell out in the POS, every board updates automatically. No manual edits, no mismatched menus.

Yes — dayparting switches your boards from breakfast to lunch to dinner on schedule, per location, automatically. Set it once and it runs itself.

Yes — StreamCMS manages every location from one dashboard. Push a company-wide update to all stores at once, or set location-specific pricing and items. Every board stays in sync automatically.

You can, but consumer TVs aren't built for it. Commercial-grade displays are rated for continuous all-day operation, run brighter for menu readability, and carry commercial warranties — consumer TV warranties are often void in business use. Stream installs commercial-grade displays sized and mounted for menus.

Outdoor boards use high-brightness panels and weather-sealed enclosures built for direct sun and year-round exposure; indoor boards prioritize color accuracy and slim mounting. Stream runs both from the same dashboard.

Stream customers consistently report increased sales after switching from static menus — food photography, motion, and instant promotions steer orders toward high-margin items. See static vs digital menu boards for the full comparison.