Supermarket digital signage from the deli counter to the drive-thru pharmacy — every department on message, priced from one place.
Grocery store digital signage does its best work where paper fails: deli and bakery menus that change daily, weekly-ad promos that flip Wednesday morning in every store, and department screens that sell what's fresh right now — not what was printed last week.
Menu boards for made-to-order counters — prices and sold-outs synced, dayparted for lunch rush.
This week's ad, running store-wide the moment it starts — grocery store TV advertising you own outright.
Queue screens and drive-thru pharmacy displays — like the Lee's Marketplace lane in the photo above.
Department managers change what's in the case, not what's on the sign — unless the sign is digital. With supermarket digital signage on StreamCMS, the hot case, the weekly ad, and the bakery board update from head office or the department desk, and sold-out items hide themselves.
Anywhere the message changes faster than print: deli, bakery, and hot-food menus, weekly-ad endcaps, entrance promos, and pharmacy queues. Static aisle signs usually stay print; changing content goes digital.
Yes — the ad is scheduled once in StreamCMS and flips chain-wide the morning it starts. Store-level screens can layer local items on top.
Yes — that's a Stream install in the photo at the top of this page. Outdoor-rated screens, queue messaging, and the same management dashboard as the rest of the store.
Owned screens can run supplier-funded promos — grocers can offset the system cost by selling endcap screen time to the brands already paying for print placement.
Book a free demo — or call 385-999-1366 and talk to a human today.
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