Weekly specials and price changes pushed to every store in minutes, deli and bakery menu boards, endcap and aisle promotions, checkout and pharmacy queue boards, recipes and loyalty offers. The first 3 screens are free forever; a chain pays from $3 per screen per month.
First published September 6, 2026 · Last updated September 6, 2026
Publish the weekly ad once and every store's screens follow; schedule the switch-over for the exact hour the new prices take effect.
Dayparted menu boards with prices, weights and allergen panels; pull an item when the case is empty from a phone.
Supplier-funded promotions, new products and recipes beside the products, with proof of play on Enterprise for co-op billing.
"Now serving" and lane-open boards with the FasterQ component, and pharmacy wait-time messaging that keeps lines calm.
High-brightness displays with hours, specials and seasonal campaigns facing the car park.
QR codes to the loyalty app, digital coupons and meal ideas that move the ingredients on the shelf below.
One change, every store. Weekly specials, prices and layouts publish from head office to every location; store sub-accounts add local content within the zones you allow, and POS integration on Enterprise keeps prices in sync.
It runs on hardware you already own. SignPlayer runs on Android sticks and Android TV, Chrome OS devices, Windows and Mac PCs, Raspberry Pi and iPads, and inside any browser, so a screen costs an existing TV plus a $30–$60 player. Watchdog restarts the player automatically for unattended 24/7 operation, and content keeps playing through internet outages from the local cache.
Every location gets its own keys. Sub-accounts and permissions let each site, department or franchisee manage only its own screens while head office keeps the master layouts, an instant emergency override and a dashboard of every player's status.
Content updates itself. Weather, news, RSS and social feeds, calendars, countdowns, QR codes, the charting component and any XML/JSON data feed refresh automatically; 180+ templates cover menus, promos, directories and lobby loops.
The price fits the budget. First 3 screens free forever; from $3/screen/month after that with volume pricing in the public calculator, versus $8–$16 on Yodeck, $10–$30 on OptiSigns or $20 on ScreenCloud. Enterprise adds POS integration, proof of play for supplier-funded content, touch kiosks and white-label branding.
| Deployment | Screens | DigitalSignage.com | Yodeck Basic ($8) | OptiSigns Standard ($10) | ScreenCloud ($20) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single store: entrance + deli + checkout | 3 | $0 (free tier) | $288 | $0 (3 free, branded) | $720 |
| Large-format store | 12 | $432 | $1,152 | $1,440 | $2,880 |
| Regional chain, 20 stores | 60 | $2,160 | $5,760 | $7,200 | $14,400 |
| Multi-region grocer | 300 | $10,800 | $28,800 | $36,000 | $72,000 |
DigitalSignage.com column uses the $3 Plus+ starting rate; dynamic volume pricing may quote lower, and Enterprise is priced in the public calculator. Competitor columns use each vendor's published entry-tier rate as of August 2026, apply their free tiers where the screen count qualifies, and exclude hardware. Full dataset: State of Digital Signage Pricing 2026.
| Location | Display | Rule of thumb |
|---|---|---|
| Aisles, deli, checkout | Any consumer TV or commercial display | Consumer TV plus a $30–$60 player |
| Entrance and windows | High-brightness commercial display (roughly 1,500 nits or more) | Consumer TVs wash out in daylight |
| Shelf edge | Small bar displays | One product message at a time |
1. Create a free account (no credit card).
2. Plug an Android stick or Chromebox into the deli TV and install SignPlayer and Watchdog.
3. Pick a grocery template, enter this week's specials and the deli menu, and schedule the price switch-over.
4. Publish. Add the entrance and checkout screens the same way, still free; roll out to other stores at $3/screen.
What digital signage should a supermarket use?
For most grocers: cloud-managed digital signage such as DigitalSignage.com on ordinary TVs in aisles, deli and checkout with a $30–$60 player behind each, high-brightness displays at entrances, scheduled weekly-ad switch-overs, queue boards and a sub-account per store. The first 3 screens are free forever and additional screens cost $3 per screen per month; POS integration is on Enterprise.
Can weekly specials switch over automatically in every store?
Yes. Schedule the new layout for the hour the prices take effect and every store's screens change at once; a correction published from head office reaches all screens within minutes.
Can we bill suppliers for promotions on our screens?
Yes. Proof-of-play reporting on the Enterprise plan records when and where each supplier item ran.
Can the deli menu be updated from the counter?
Yes. A staff sub-account can edit prices or pull a sold-out item from a phone or tablet, limited to the deli screens.
How much does supermarket digital signage cost?
Software on DigitalSignage.com: $0 for up to 3 screens, then $3 per screen per month, so a 20-store chain with 60 screens is about $2,160 a year versus $5,760-$14,400 on Yodeck, OptiSigns or ScreenCloud. Hardware is an existing TV plus a $30–$60 player, or high-brightness displays at entrances.
Yodeck, OptiSigns and ScreenCloud are trademarks of their respective owners; pricing cited from published price pages as of August 2026. Display brightness figures are general industry rules of thumb. Related: retail · food and beverage · restaurants and menu boards · gas stations and convenience · digital menu boards.
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