DIGITAL SIGNAGE FOR QSR & RESTAURANTS
Menu boards that update, never get reprinted
Menu boards, combo promotions, and daypart pricing that update everywhere at once, without reprinting a single board.
- $12/display/mo
- Professional plan, all features
- 6
- Platforms from one CMS
- 2
- Licence models: own it or subscribe
- 14-day
- Free trial, no credit card
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Digital signage for QSR & restaurant, in plain terms.
Digital signage for QSR and restaurants means running menu boards, promotional screens, and order-status displays from one content management system rather than printed panels and per-site edits. LiveSign is that CMS.
A price change, a new combo, or a limited-time offer is built once and scheduled to every location, so the board on the wall always matches the till. The recurring cost this replaces is reprinting. Printed menu boards are slow to change and expensive to ship to every franchise site, and a single price update can mean a print run and a set of site visits. On screens, the same update is a scheduled change that reaches the whole network in minutes.
Menus also change by time of day. Live CMS has always-on, repeat, and campaign scheduling built for dayparting, so breakfast, lunch, and dinner layouts switch on their own clock without anyone on site touching the screen. KFC Barbados runs Live today.
LUNCH
11:00 to 16:00
breakfast ends 11:00 · dinner from 16:00
THE BRIEF
The problems you actually have, and what Live does about them.
No feature list. Four situations QSR & restaurant teams hit, and the part of Live CMS that answers each one.
THE PROBLEM
Printed menu boards are slow and expensive to update across multiple locations.
HOW LIVE HELPS
Schedule menu, price, and promotion changes centrally in Live CMS and push them to every location instantly, with no reprinting and no site visits.
THE PROBLEM
Different locations run different hardware: some Samsung, some Android, some Windows.
HOW LIVE HELPS
Live runs natively on Samsung Tizen, Android, and Windows, so a mixed hardware estate across franchise locations isn't a blocker.
THE PROBLEM
Franchise owners want to control local promotions without touching the whole network.
HOW LIVE HELPS
Group displays by location and manage user access by group, so local managers can update their own screens without affecting the rest of the network.
THE PROBLEM
Menu content needs to change by time of day (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
HOW LIVE HELPS
Live CMS supports always-on, repeat, and campaign-based scheduling built specifically for dayparting.
Live keeps us ahead of competitors and ticks all the boxes.
WHERE IT RUNS
The screens QSR & restaurant teams actually put up, and what goes on them.
Six places a screen earns its keep, and the content that belongs on each one.
Behind-counter menu boards
The full menu with live pricing, laid out across two or three panels, updated centrally so a price change never leaves the board out of step with the till.
Dayparting
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner layouts scheduled to switch on their own clock, per location if opening hours differ, with no staff action on site.
Combo and limited-time offers
Promotional content scheduled with a firm start and end, so an LTO goes live and comes down on time everywhere without a manual pull.
Drive-thru lane
Weatherproof-display content for the outdoor menu and pre-sell boards, on the same schedule as the in-store menu so the two never disagree.
Order-ready and collection screens
Order numbers and pickup status for counter and delivery-driver collection, keeping the queue moving without staff calling out.
Queue and window promotions
Upsell content and brand campaigns on screens customers see while waiting to order or pay.
HARDWARE
Runs on the screens you already have.
Newer restaurant fit-outs use Samsung commercial panels that run Live with no separate box. Older sites and franchise locations often have a TV plus a small player, which is where the Android or Windows player fits. The Windows player also drives multi-screen video-wall menu layouts.
LICENSING
Own the software across a franchise network, or subscribe per site.
The Professional plan is $12 per display per month with all features included. For a large or fast-growing franchise network, the perpetual licence lets the brand buy the software once and self-host the CMS, which changes the maths when screen counts run into the hundreds. Both models get the same scheduling and dayparting.
Digital signage for QSR & restaurant: common questions
Can menu layouts change automatically by time of day?
Yes. Dayparting is built in. Set breakfast, lunch, and dinner layouts on a schedule and they switch on their own, per location if opening hours vary, with no staff action on site.
How quickly does a price change reach every restaurant?
A scheduled change is live across the whole network within minutes of publishing, as displays check in with the CMS. No reprinting, no site visits.
Can franchisees manage their own local offers?
Yes. Group displays by location and give each franchisee or manager a login scoped to their own screens. The brand keeps control of the master menu template and the rest of the network.
Does it work with the screens we already have?
LiveSign runs natively on Samsung Tizen commercial displays, and on Android or Windows players for any other screen, including standard TVs. Video-wall menu layouts across multiple panels run on the Windows player.
Is there a real QSR customer using this?
Yes. KFC Barbados runs Live for its menu and promotional screens.
How does the trial work?
The free trial is 14 days with a choice of two players and no credit card.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Ready to bring digital signage to your QSR & restaurant locations?
Talk to sales, start a free trial, or explore the reseller programme.
14-day free trial · no credit card · perpetual licence or SaaS, your call