For bakeries
The bakery menu board for your shop – on an ordinary TV.
Sausage rolls gone, bread cheaper at the end of the day, mince pies back: you change it on your phone, and the menu board above the counter shows it automatically. Free, with any TV that has a browser.
- Free
- Any TV with a browser
- No special hardware
- Several screens
Wheatsheaf Bakery: the price list as a menu board on the TV above the counter.
Sound familiar?
What makes bakery prices hard work
At six in the morning, every move counts. Swapping price tags shouldn't be one of them.
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Price tags by hand
New prices mean writing tags, swapping numbers, sticking on labels. For every bake, one by one.
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The sausage rolls are gone
By ten the sausage rolls are sold out, but they're still on the board. Customers ask, and you shake your head.
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Cheaper at the end of the day
Today's bread should go before closing. The reduced price is on a note that hardly anyone sees.
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Seasons and lots of choice
Hot cross buns at Easter, mince pies at Christmas: the range keeps changing, and the board is already too full.
A day at the counter
Sold out, end-of-day price, new: all on the board
In the morning the sausage rolls are gone, in the evening the farmhouse loaf goes on offer, and the mince pies are back. You tap on your phone, and the menu board above the counter follows automatically.
What bakeries need
For bakeries and cake shops
A menu board that keeps up: current, easy to read and no fiddling.
Your TV becomes the menu board
Any screen with a browser works. If your TV doesn't have one, a stick in the HDMI port is all you need.
Sold out as soon as it's gone
One tap on your phone, and the bake shows struck through on the board. Customers see it while they're still in the queue.
End-of-day prices without notes
Just before closing, you set a promo price. The board shows the old price struck through next to it.
Organic, vegan, new
Tags show small icons on the board, e.g. for the organic bread or the new seasonal bake.
Lots of choice, several boards
Too much for one screen? Several boards take turns, or you hang up a second TV.
The full price list on the phone
A QR code on the board opens your QR menu with all your products. Handy for the breakfast menu in the seating area.
On paper too
The price list on paper too
For the window or to take away: the same products become a printable price list, A4 and with a QR code.
Goes well with
Questions & answers
Questions from bakeries
Your question isn't here? Email us at info@momoscreen.com – we're happy to help.
How much does the bakery menu board cost?
Nothing. No subscription, no setup fee, no hardware to buy. You use a TV, e.g. one you already have.
Which TV do I need?
Any with a browser: a smart TV, monitor or tablet. No browser on your TV? Then plug in a Fire TV Stick, Chromecast with Google TV or an Android TV box.
Are these electronic shelf labels?
No. momoscreen shows your price list as a large board on a screen above or behind the counter, like a menu board.
Can I show lower prices at the end of the day?
Yes. Set a promo price on your phone, and the board shows the old price struck through next to it. The next morning, you take it off with “Remove promo price”.
Do I have to reload the TV after a change?
No. The board picks up changes by itself, as long as the browser tab stays open.
What happens if the internet goes down?
The board keeps showing the last version it loaded. Once the connection is back, it picks up your changes by itself.
Your menu board, no more swapping price tags.
Add your products once, open the link on the TV. From then on, you change prices on your phone.
Start for freeNo subscription · No setup fee · Any TV works
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How it looks for others
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- Pizza shopQR menu with a lunch menu
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