Convenience store digital signage that pushes the food program, the combo deals, and the impulse buys — where every square foot has to sell.
C-store digital signage earns its keep on the food program: fresh-food menus over the counter, combo deals at the register, and promo screens in the window — all updating by daypart, because the 7 a.m. customer and the 11 p.m. customer aren't buying the same thing.
Roller grill, pizza, and made-to-order counters — menu screens synced to what's actually in the warmer.
The combo deal at eye level while they wait to pay — the highest-margin real estate in the store.
Bright screens facing the pumps and the street, pulling fuel customers inside.
The menu creative above is our work for Wawa — convenience store digital signage at chain scale: hundreds of stores, dayparted menus, and one team controlling the brand. The same system scales down to a single store with two screens.
It sells the high-margin stuff: fresh food menus that stay accurate, combo promos that change by daypart, and window screens that convert fuel customers into food customers — all without printing a thing.
Yes — dayparting is standard. Breakfast combos in the morning, pizza and energy drinks in the afternoon, late-night deals after dark, automatically.
POS-synced pricing is available on supported platforms, so the screen and the register never disagree. How POS sync works →
In waves — every site surveyed first, then installed region by region with one tracker for the whole program. How rollouts work →
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