Fast food menu boards that keep up with the lunch line — same brand at store #4 and store #400, drive-thru to dining room.
A fast food menu board earns its screen when the line is out the door: combos stay legible at a glance, sold-out items pull themselves down, and the breakfast-to-lunch flip happens at 10:30 in every store at once. Stream runs the whole stack — boards, drive-thru, and the software behind them.
Combo-first layouts that move the line — priced from the POS, not a ladder and letters.
Outdoor boards, order confirmation, and timers — the lane is half your revenue. Drive-thru systems →
Order confirmation screens cut remakes and disputes at the window. See how →
Corporate locks the brand and the layout; each store carries its own prices and hours. When the LTO launches, it launches everywhere at 6 a.m. — no posters shipped, no manager forgetting. That's DOOH for QSR done from one dashboard, and it's how chains keep one menu, every market.
How multi-store rollouts work → · Digital signage for restaurants →
Legibility at speed: big combo tiles, tight category flow, and pricing pulled live from the POS so the board never disagrees with the register. Motion is used sparingly — to sell, not to distract the line.
Digital out-of-home for quick-service restaurants — the outdoor screens in lanes and windows that message customers before they order. In practice it means your drive-thru boards and pre-sell screens double as owned advertising space you never pay media rates for.
Templates are controlled centrally in StreamCMS; stores inherit the layout and only local fields (price, hours) vary. Updates publish to every location in one action.
Yes — most chains pilot one location, then roll out in waves. The pilot store's templates become the fleet standard.
Book a free demo — or call 385-999-1366 and talk to a human today.
.png)
