1-3 indoor boards
Counter menus, espresso bars, seasonal drinks, pastry promos, and simple staff-managed updates.
Turnkey digital menu board installation services
Digital menu board installation, done cleanly.
One installed price per screen — 43″ menu boards from $3,150, 55″ from $3,450 — covering the commercial display, mount, CrownTV media player, licensed install, and the first year of software, for cafés, QSRs, food trucks, and drive-thrus. Menu design is a $575 add-on.
Indoor menu wall
Dashboard updates
Menu board quote
Tell us how many screens. We send one installed price.
43″ menu boards from $3,150 and 55″ from $3,450 per screen, covering the commercial display, mount, CrownTV media player, licensed install, and the first year of software. Menu design is a $575 add-on.
- Update prices and specials from any device
- Commercial screens rated for 24/7 use, Samsung 3-year warranty
- Typically installed 5–7 business days after the paid invoice
- Single café or multi-store rollout, purchase orders accepted
Ordering-line logic
The board has to be readable before the customer reaches the counter.
CrownTV starts with the ordering flow: where the customer stands, how much menu they need to scan, how bright the room is, whether the board is indoor or exposed, and who will update content after launch.
Multi-screen menu wall
Readable categories, daypart layouts, calorie structures, and commercial panels sized for the queue.
Outdoor menu display
High-brightness hardware, weather-rated mounting, cabling coordination, and launch-ready menu content.
Repeatable install scope
Standardized screen sizes, mounts, content rules, rollout scheduling, training, and managed support.
What you actually get
Samsung commercial displays, CrownTV players, menu design, Dashboard setup, install, training, support.
- 01 Store photos + scope Send counter photos, rough measurements, screen count, and indoor or outdoor placement.
- 02 Fixed installed quote CrownTV prices the display, mount, media player, setup, install labor, and content commissioning together.
- 03 Menu design + hardware prep Menus are formatted for readability, screen size, pricing hierarchy, and calorie or allergen needs.
- 04 Install, launch, train Installers mount and configure the system; your team gets Dashboard training and support after launch.
No POS sync claim. No generic package promise. We quote the real field scope: display class, screen count, mount, power/cabling conditions, menu design, Dashboard setup, and support. Get a menu board quote
Pricing guide
Menu board packages — installed, one price per screen.
Each tier below is the commercial display, the mount, the CrownTV player, the licensed install, and the first year of Dashboard software — one number per screen. Custom menu design (layout, dayparts, three revisions) is a $575 one-time add-on. Numbers match /pricing.
Get a fixed installed quoteSingle counter board
from $3,150
One 43″ commercial display above the register — mount, player, install, first-year software. Add the $575 menu-design package for a designed all-day menu. Cafés, bakeries, delis, food trucks (indoor).
Two-screen café menu
from $6,300
Two 43″ boards side by side: breakfast/lunch dayparts, featured items, a loyalty QR. The most-requested café package in our inbox. One $575 design add-on covers both screens.
Four-screen QSR wall
$12,600 – $13,800
Four 43″–55″ boards synchronized on one player with an HDMI splitter, full-menu hierarchy, combo/upsize cards, LTO slot. The published /pricing figure for a four-screen setup.
Multi-location rollout
Volume pricing from 5 stores
Standardized display class and mount kit, one template system with per-store price overrides, install waves scheduled around service, staff training, managed support.
Quote drivers
What actually changes the number.
Per screen, all-in, from the CrownTV package ladder ($3,150 for 43″, $3,450 for 55″, $4,550 for 65″). The $575 menu-design add-on covers layout, price hierarchy, dayparts, and FDA Section 4205 calorie structure when required; food photography is yours or licensed separately. Software after year one is $20 per screen per month. Drive-thru and outdoor boards use high-brightness OM/OH hardware and are quoted per site. Electrical drops, conduit, lift access, and after-hours labor are scoped on the survey.
Still comparing screens and menu software? Digital menu boards for restaurants: screens, software and install, compared
Samsung commercial displays
Spec the display like customers are ordering from it.
The buying decision is not the logo on the bezel. It is whether the menu stays readable from the queue, resists glare, mounts cleanly, runs long hours, and keeps public-facing controls out of the customer experience. Buying the screens without our install? The 3, 4 and 6-screen menu board kits list matched Samsung sets with the price per kit.
Indoor brightness
500 nitReadable under restaurant lighting.
Samsung QMC commercial signage lists 500-nit typical brightness, which gives indoor menu walls more punch than a consumer TV spec chosen only by price.Non-glare panel
25%Less reflection, easier ordering.
Samsung QMC panels list 25% glass haze. That matters in cafés and QSRs where ceiling cans, windows, and stainless counters can wash out a glossy TV.Menu clarity
4KPrices, calories, and food photos stay sharp.
4K resolution gives the menu designer room for item names, modifiers, calorie lines, and product photography without making the customer squint from the queue.Slim bezel
28.5mmA cleaner row with even edges.
Samsung’s QMC series is listed at 28.5mm depth with even bezels. A thinner, more consistent chassis makes the menu row feel designed, not like TVs bolted to a wall.Install control
VESAMounted for staff control, not customer fiddling.
Centered VESA mounting, hidden cabling, configured media players, and staff-held remotes keep the public view clean: customers see the menu, not TV buttons or setup screens.Outdoor boards
3,500+Drive-thru and food-truck screens need a different class.
Outdoor Samsung signage options reach 3,500 nits or higher with weather-rated protection. We scope those separately from indoor counter menu boards.Real menu-board installs
Real menu boards in real ordering lines.
Pressed Juicery, Gourmet Deli, and Hello Boba show the actual environments this page is selling: menu walls, service-line boards, counter views, and outdoor food-truck displays.
Pressed Juicery
Retail menu wall above pickup coolers
Multi-screen menu and promotional displays in a polished food-and-beverage retail environment. Gourmet Deli
Four-screen deli menu over the line
Bright indoor displays with menu categories, food photography, and quick-service pricing.
Gourmet Deli
Counter POV menu board row
A customer-facing angle that shows the screens in the actual ordering flow.
Hello Boba
Outdoor food-truck menu
High-brightness hardware for sun, vibration, and mobile service conditions.What CrownTV provides
One menu-board project. Not four vendors.
Restaurants need the screen to be readable, the price to be right, and support to be accountable when a store is busy. That is the service package.
Commercial screens
Indoor 43-65 inch panels for counters, plus high-brightness outdoor displays for drive-thru and food-truck service.
Dashboard + player
CrownTV media players arrive configured. Staff update prices, dayparts, photos, and promotions from one browser dashboard.
Menu design
Readable menu layouts, LTO motion, brand templates, allergen icons, and FDA calorie-count structures when required.
Install + managed service
Site survey, mounting, cabling coordination, network setup, launch support, monitoring, warranty swaps, and training.
Ready when you are
Ready to spec digital menu boards?
All inquiries responded to within 2 business hours.
No commitment. No hard sell.