Digital signage for multi-branch operators

Change the price once. Every branch shows it before lunch.

Menu boards, promotions and queue screens across every location, run by the people you already employ. Each screen holds what it needs, so a dropped line never blanks a wall.

  • Any television with a browser. No player box, no installer, no site visit.
  • A dropped line does not blank a wall — the screen plays from its own disk.
  • From $29.00 a month, invoiced. No card on file.
Estate · 38 screens2 need attention
An example estate: branch, screen, what it is showing and its current state.
BranchScreenState
KadıköyCounter 1PLAYING6d
KadıköyCounter 2PLAYING6d
KadıköyEntrancePLAYING2d
BeşiktaşCounter 1PLAYING6d
BeşiktaşDrive-thruPLAYING6d
ŞişliCounter 1PLAYING6d
ŞişliWaiting areaSTALE31h
AtaşehirCounter 1PLAYING6d
AtaşehirEntrancePLAYING6d
ÜsküdarCounter 1PLAYING6d
ÇekmeköyCounter 1DARK4d 2h
BakırköyCounter 1PLAYING6d
BakırköyUpper floorPLAYING2d
MaltepeCounter 1PLAYING6d

The monitoring view, on an example estate.

Three things go wrong in a group. All three are distance.

Not distance in kilometres — the gap between the moment a price changes and the moment a customer standing at the counter sees it.

  1. 01

    The price went up on Tuesday. Two branches were still showing Monday's.

    One campaign covers the estate. Publish once, and the monitoring page tells you which screens have taken it and which have not.

  2. 02

    A menu board had been black since Friday and nobody upstairs knew.

    Every screen reports what it is playing and when it last spoke. A dark wall shows as dark within minutes, with the branch name beside it.

  3. 03

    A promotion sat in a designer's inbox for three days.

    Your own team uploads it and schedules it. A branch manager can change their own board without waiting for head office — and only their own.

Built around how a group actually runs

Nothing here is repeated per television. A fourth shop is one more branch, not one more system to keep in step.

Restaurant groups, cafés, retail chains, clinics, gyms and franchises — menu boards, price lists, promotions and queue screens across every location.

Branches and groups

Set the breakfast board on the branch and every screen in it follows. Franchise sites can be grouped apart from corporate ones, each keeping its own prices.

Campaigns you publish

Nothing reaches a wall until you publish it, and every publish is a numbered version. A wrong price is one click back to the version before it.

Menus, priced per shop

Sections, items, allergens and calories held as data. One menu lights the board and opens on a customer's phone behind a QR code, at each shop's own prices — change a figure once and both follow.

Schedules that hold offline

Breakfast until eleven, lunch until four. The clock on the device decides, so the changeover happens even when the branch's connection does not.

Video and embeds

Upload MP4 or WebM, or point a screen at YouTube or Vimeo. Video plays in full before the rotation moves on, so a thirty-second spot is not cut at fifteen.

Roles that fit real teams

A branch manager changes their own branch. A designer uploads without publishing. Head office keeps the final say, and every permission is checked on the server.

From a blank screen to published, in an afternoon

No installer, no set-top box, no site visit. Anything with a browser will do.

  1. 1

    Describe the business once

    Branches, the screens in them, their sizes and orientations. You do this on the first day and rarely again.

  2. 2

    Pair the television

    Open one address on the screen itself and type the six-character code it shows. That is the whole installation.

  3. 3

    Publish

    Choose what each screen plays and publish. Watch the fleet come into sync while you are still on the page.

The monitoring page: every screen in the estate with what it is playing and when it last reported.

The screen on the wall is the part that has to work

The office can wait for the network. A customer standing at the counter cannot.

  • Keeps playing offline. Configuration and media live on the device. You choose what a long silence does: keep playing, or fall back to a holding image.
  • Versioned publishes. Every publish is numbered and checksummed, so what a screen runs is something you approved. Rolling back is one click.
  • Monitoring you can trust. Connected, synced, playing, stale — derived from what the screens report, so a screen quietly running last week's prices shows as stale.
  • Your media stays yours. A screen may fetch only what it was published. Nothing crosses between organisations, and members see only the branches they are assigned to.

When the line goes down

  1. The line drops

    Nothing on the wall changes. The screen is playing files it already holds, from its own disk.

  2. The schedule keeps running

    Breakfast still ends at eleven. The clock on the device decides what plays, not a request to the server.

  3. The line comes back

    The screen asks what changed, downloads only that, and switches over once the download is whole.

Plans that grow with the number of screens

Priced by the size of the estate, not by how much you publish. Every plan is the whole product; what differs is how many branches, screens and people it covers.

Estate24 screens
Business, per month
$99.00
Player device
None
Installation visit
None
Site survey
None
What a player box costs elsewhere
Device and fitting, spread over three years
$93.33

Device and fitting at published prices — $95.00 for a player box, $45.00 for the visit that installs it, over three years. The comparison is hardware only: our licence against the equipment a competitor needs before anything reaches a screen.

Starter

One location finding its feet.

$29.00/month

$9.67 per screen

  • 1 branch
  • 3 screens
  • 3 team members
  • 5 GB of media storage
  • Video uploads and embeds
  • Scheduling
  • Your logo and colours
  • Monitoring history
  • 30 days of audit history
  • Community support
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Business

Several branches, scheduled content, your own brand on it.

$99.00/month

$3.96 per screen

  • 10 branches
  • 25 screens
  • 25 team members
  • 50 GB of media storage
  • Video uploads and embeds
  • Scheduling
  • Your logo and colours
  • Monitoring history
  • 180 days of audit history
  • Business support

Enterprise

Unmetered, with a support commitment behind it.

Custom
  • Unlimited branches
  • Unlimited screens
  • Unlimited team members
  • Unlimited media storage
  • Video uploads and embeds
  • Scheduling
  • Your logo and colours
  • Monitoring history
  • 3,650 days of audit history
  • Priority support

Invoices are issued from the dashboard and paid by transfer. Nothing is charged automatically and no card is stored.

What every plan includes

The whole product, on every plan. What changes between them is how many branches, screens and people you need — never which features you are allowed to use.

Your whole team

Everyone who needs an account gets one, up to your plan's limit. There is no charge per seat.

Your own artwork

Upload what your designer already made, in the sizes your screens actually are. There is no design fee because there is no design desk in the way.

The whole fleet, always visible

Every plan sees every screen and its history. Monitoring is part of the product, not an add-on.

The television you already own

Any device with a browser. Nothing to buy, nothing to rent, nothing to send back at the end.

Month to month

No minimum term and no exit fee. Invoices are issued from the dashboard and paid by transfer.

What we are building next

The same branches, the same dashboard, further along the counter.

Roadmap

Self-checkout kiosks

Order-and-pay interfaces on the same hardware and the same branch structure, so a kiosk is one more screen rather than one more supplier.

Kiosks are built on the branches and screens you already run — one supplier, one dashboard, one invoice. Ask on a demo and we will show you where it is.

Things people ask before signing up

If your question is not here, ask. A demo is a conversation with somebody who has run screens in branches, and you are welcome to bring your own menu to it.

What do we need on the television?

A browser. A smart TV, a cheap stick, an old laptop — anything that can open a web page and stay on. You open one address on the screen and pair it with a code.

Can we try it before we pay?

Yes. Ask for a demo and we set your branches up in a trial account. You pair one television, publish your own menu to it and watch it work. Nothing is invoiced until you say so.

What happens when the internet drops?

The screen keeps playing what it already downloaded, and keeps following its schedule. You decide what a long outage does: keep playing, or fall back to a holding image.

How do we pay?

By invoice. We issue it, you pay it by transfer, and we mark it paid. There is no card on file and nothing renews behind your back.

Who can see our media?

Only your organisation. Screens fetch media through checks that allow only what that specific screen was published, and members see only the branches they are assigned to.

Do you support Arabic?

Yes, including right-to-left layout throughout the dashboard. English, Turkish and Arabic are all first-class, and each screen can run in its own language.

See it on your own menu, on a real screen

Send us the shape of your estate — the branches, the screens, what plays where. We set it up in Manda Menu, walk you through it on your own content, and put a price in writing.

We answer on WhatsApp during working hours, and by email the same day.