Your menu and your line, on every screen.

INFI DISPLAY runs on any TV, Fire TV, or browser you already have — there's no proprietary media player or dedicated signage hardware to buy, which is where a lot of menu-board budgets get eaten. Industry-wide, a single-screen digital menu board done well typically lands anywhere from the low hundreds to just over $1,000 up front, plus a small monthly software fee (those are general market ranges, not INFI's own pricing). Since your real number depends on your screen count and the POS you run, the cleanest way to get an itemized figure for your floor is to book a demo. See the full digital menu board cost breakdown for small restaurants.

Yes — INFI DISPLAY reads the same live menu catalog your register already uses, so it sits on top of your existing POS instead of replacing it. It syncs from your INFI POS as well as Square, Toast, Clover, and Lightspeed, pulling prices, sold-out (86) status, sizes, modifiers, and combos straight from that catalog. Change an item once in the POS and every board updates on its own — there's no second menu to maintain. Here's exactly how the POS auto-sync works across your screens.

No new hardware and no design work. Open the board on any smart TV, Fire TV, or browser — it's a web app, so there's no special player or install — then pair it by scanning or typing a 6-character code once in your INFI admin app to claim the screen. From there your live menu, prices, photos, and brand colors load automatically; you pick one of six ready-made templates and the board is on air, with nothing to lay out by hand.

It turns passive signage into active merchandising — the board can auto-feature your best-sellers from real POS sales, surface combos and add-ons, and daypart itself from breakfast to dinner on a schedule. Done well, digital boards can lift attachment sales into the 15–25% range without adding a single labor hour, the same behavioral lever that raises average order value roughly 15–30% at self-ordering kiosks. And because the board always shows current prices with sold-out items dropped, every upsell it displays is one a guest can actually order. See how digital menu boards drive 15–25% more attachment sales.

Yes — INFI DISPLAY includes an order-ready board that moves order numbers from Preparing to Ready as your POS marks them, so guests watch the screen for their food instead of crowding your counter. You can show the order number, the guest's name, or both per screen, and add an optional rotating dish reel to upsell the wait, with everything refreshing every few seconds. Wait-area screens like this can cut perceived wait times by as much as 35%, even when the actual wait is unchanged.