Storeplay Digital Menu Boards are centrally managed digital displays for QSR, fast food, hospitality, cafés, drive-throughs, and multi-site food service brands.

They help teams manage menu content, pricing, promotions, dayparts, product availability, and branded layouts across every location.

Your menus and promotional content display across your in-store and drive-through screens.

Through Storeplay’s Retail Operating System, your team can control what appears by store, region, franchise group, format, or campaign.

Where integration is available, Storeplay can connect with existing systems such as POS platforms to support pricing, menu data, and availability workflows.

Yes, where integration is available.

Storeplay can support POS-connected workflows that help menu boards reflect source data such as pricing, item availability, menu structure, and campaign rules.

Yes. Storeplay can support drive-through digital menu displays as part of a wider food service display setup.

Drive-through screens can be used for menus, promotions, bundles, value offers, limited-time products, and clearer order decision-making.

Yes. Storeplay can support scheduled dayparting, so menus can change automatically for breakfast, lunch, dinner, late-night, weekends, or campaign periods.

Yes.

Storeplay can support pricing and promotional updates across national, regional, franchise, and store-level groups.

Where integration is available, pricing and product data can also be supported through connected workflows.

Yes. 

Storeplay can support workflows that remove or update unavailable products when connected systems flag those items as sold out.

That helps reduce customer frustration and stops staff having to explain why the screen is selling something the store can’t serve.

Yes. Storeplay enables you to build custom templates using your brand fonts, colours, product hierarchy, imagery, animation, and layout rules.

Not always.

Storeplay can work with compatible System-on-Chip displays and can bring older screens onto the network using media players where needed.

The right setup depends on your current screen estate, network, and rollout plan.

Yes.

You can start with pilot stores, priority regions, drive-through locations, or selected formats before rolling out more widely.

This helps enterprise teams modernise menu board operations without forcing a full estate cutover on day one.

They are best suited to multi-site food service brands, including QSR, fast food, drive-through, cafés, food courts, franchise networks, and hospitality groups.

They are especially useful for brands managing frequent menu changes, dayparting, national campaigns, regional pricing, or complex store networks.

Pricing depends on the number of screens, locations, display requirements, integrations, and any other Storeplay products connected to your setup.

Contact the Storeplay team for a tailored quote and demo.