Burger Menu Boards - Display Combos, LTOs & Daily Specials on Any Screen

Under 30 seconds. Open DotSignage template editor, find the item, change the price, hit publish. Your screen updates live. No reprinting, no calling staff, no waiting – the new price is visible to customers immediately. Most burger shop owners do daily price checks in the morning and make any changes before the lunch rush.

Yes – and this is where burger shops see the biggest impact. Your lunch crowd wants quick combos and value meals. Your dinner crowd wants to see your signature stacks and premium options. With DotSignage’s scheduling feature you set both menus in advance – lunch board goes live at 11am, dinner board switches automatically at 5pm. You never touch it manually again.

Three things work consistently well in burger shops. First, lead with your highest-margin items – not your cheapest. Second, keep combo deals grouped together so customers can see the full value at a glance without doing mental math. Third, use real food photography over stock images wherever possible – an actual photo of your signature burger outperforms a generic stock image every time. DotSignage lets you upload your own photos directly into any template.

That depends on one question – how often does your menu change? If your prices, specials, or combos change even once a week, the reprint cost and time saved alone covers the $10/month within the first few weeks. If your menu rarely changes, the bigger win is visual – a well-designed burger menu board on a TV screen consistently outsells a printed board or chalkboard simply because it’s brighter, more visible, and easier to update when you do run a promotion.

Yes. You can run a short video of your signature burger being built, a combo deal animation, or a simple slideshow of your best food photography – all within the same screen playlist. A 10-15 second burger build video during peak hours does two things: it keeps waiting customers engaged and it makes whatever burger is on screen look worth ordering. You control how long each video or image displays before it rotates to the next one.

Every location gets its own screen but you manage all of them from one dashboard. If you’re raising the price of your classic cheeseburger across all branches, you update it once and push it everywhere simultaneously. If one location is running a local promotion that others aren’t, you update just that branch’s board independently. No calling managers, no emailing updated PDFs, no hoping staff remembered to swap the printed menu.