For cafés, bakeries and takeout counters

Beautiful menus. Every screen. Updated in seconds.

One editor runs your TV menu boards and the QR menu customers open on their phones. Change a price or mark something sold out, press Publish, and both update together: no design files, no USB sticks, no reprinting.

$19/month per account

Unlimited locations, menus, items, TV displays and QR codes.

Sample Juniper Coffee House is a made-up café. Same menu, TV and phone.

Try it

Change it once. Both screens follow.

Edit the sample below, then publish. This demo runs entirely in your browser on a fictional menu. Nothing is saved and no real menu is touched.

Sample editor

Published
  • Espresso
  • Cortado
  • Oat Milk Latte
  • Chai Latte

Like the real editor, changes (including sold-out) stay in draft until you publish. In MenuBoard, open TV screens check for a new version about every 20 seconds, and the QR menu shows it the next time it's opened or refreshed.

How it works

Three steps, then it runs itself.

  1. Create your menu

    Add categories, items, prices, sizes and photos. Pick your logo and colors once and they're used everywhere.

  2. Open it on your TV or share its QR code

    Each TV gets its own permanent link. Open it full screen on the TV's computer. Print the QR code for tables, the counter or the window.

  3. Update everything from your phone

    Change a price or mark something sold out, preview it, then publish. Every screen and the QR menu pick it up on their own.

TV templates

Three looks, one menu.

Every TV display can use its own template. These previews are rendered live by MenuBoard itself, using sample menus from fictional businesses.

Dark, warm background with serif headings and dotted price leaders. Two columns.

Sample Juniper Coffee House (Elegant template). Open it full size

Bright background with bold category cards. Shows item photos when you add them. Three columns.

Sample Little Crumb Bakery (Cards template). Open it full size

White background, high-contrast type, ruled lines. Two columns.

Sample Northshore Creamery (Clean list template). Open it full size

Pricing

One plan. No counting screens.

Add a second location, a drive-through TV or a seasonal menu without checking a plan limit. There's one price per account, and everything's included.

MenuBoard

$19/month per account

  • Unlimited locations
  • Unlimited menus and items
  • Unlimited TV displays
  • Unlimited QR codes
  • All three TV templates, your logo and colors
  • Draft, preview and publish
Get started

Online card payments aren't switched on yet, so creating an account doesn't ask for card details.

Questions

Good to know

What equipment do I need to show a menu on a TV?

A computer running Google Chrome, connected to the TV by HDMI. Open your display's link, click Fullscreen, and leave it running. It keeps itself up to date. Smart-TV built-in browsers and streaming sticks aren't supported yet, so please don't count on them for now.

Will my QR code ever change?

No. Each menu's QR code points to a permanent link. You can rename the menu, move it to another location or rewrite every item, and printed codes keep working. TV display links are permanent too.

How do updates reach my screens?

Edits are saved as a private draft. You can preview them for TV and phone, and nothing changes for customers until you press Publish. After that, open TV screens pick up the new version within about 20 seconds, and the QR menu shows it the next time someone opens or refreshes it.

Does marking something sold out need publishing?

Yes. Sold-out changes work like any other edit: mark the item, then publish. The editor always shows whether you have unpublished changes.

What happens if my menu is too long for one TV screen?

MenuBoard splits it across screens that rotate every 8 seconds instead of shrinking the text until nobody can read it. You can also pick which categories each TV shows. For example, drinks on one screen and food on another.

Can customers order or pay through MenuBoard?

No. MenuBoard shows your menu. It doesn't take orders or payments, and it doesn't connect to a point-of-sale system.

Your next menu change could take ten seconds.