Free
$01 screen, forever
Run a real menu on a real TV, free. One screen, images only, with a small TVMenus watermark on screen. Change it as often as you like.
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No player box. Just $9 per paid screen.
On a compatible Google TV, install TVMenus directly with no additional hardware. Every paid screen includes the TV app, dashboard, image and video uploads, and unlimited changes.
Simple monthly price
$9/screen
That's the whole software price. Run 5 or more screens and every screen drops to $7 automatically. If compatible Google TV is already built in, there is no separate signage player to buy.
Plans
Choose a plan by screen count.
Every paid screen includes the same features. Your bill changes only when you add or remove TVs.
Per screen
$9per screen/month
Image and video uploads, no watermark, and as many changes as you want to make. Storage grows with every screen you add.
Start a 14-day trialVolume
$7per screen/month for 5 or more screens
Run 5 or more screens and every screen drops to $7. A 12-screen sports bar pays 12 × $7 = $84/month — everything included, every screen.
Start a 14-day trialAlready have a compatible Google TV? Install TVMenus directly—no additional hardware required. Google TV is built into select models from TCL, Hisense, and Sony; check your model for Google Play. If Google TV isn’t built in, add a compatible streamer (Google Store · Amazon) to an HDMI TV.
Included on every paid screen
Everything included on every paid screen.
- Upload images or video and put them on any screen you have paired.
- Change what a screen is showing as often as you want, from anywhere, at no extra cost.
- No TVMenus watermark, and every screen can show something different.
- Unlimited team members, and storage that grows as you go: 1 GB to start plus 2 GB for every screen you add.
Free plan
One screen, free forever.
For the smallest venues: one TV, images only, with a small TVMenus watermark on screen. Same uploads, same remote changes, same reliability. When you outgrow it, paid screens are $9 — your uploads come with you.
Try everything first
Every signup starts with 14 days of the full product.
No credit card. Pair your first screen, run a real Friday service on it, then decide after you have checked it during a real shift. If you do nothing, you land on the Free plan — your screen keeps playing.
Franchises and multi-location
Running a large rollout?
The price and the product are the same at every size — nothing here is gated behind a sales call. But once you are past about 25 screens or 5 locations, setup stops being a one-afternoon job and we would rather help than let you work it out alone.
What we can help with, at no extra cost:
- Planning the account structure before you build it — how locations, areas, and screens should map to how you actually operate, so you are not renaming 40 screens later.
- Rolling one menu out across locations, and where each site needs to differ (pricing, local items, hours).
- Pairing many TVs in one pass, and what to hand a store manager or an installer who has never seen TVMenus.
- One consolidated invoice instead of a card per location.
Start the trial first, then talk to us.
Pair one screen at one location and see it working before you plan the rollout — it takes about ten minutes and answers most questions faster than we can. Bring what you learn to us and we will help with the rest.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Straight answers about how the per-screen model works.
How much can I upload?#
On a paid plan your storage grows with your screens: 1 GB to start, plus 2 GB
for every screen you add. That's roughly ten full-length videos or hundreds of
menu images per TV, far more than a real menu board needs.
The Free plan gets 100 MB. It's sized for what one screen actually holds,
because the Free plan is images only, with no video, and a menu image is a
couple of megabytes. That's dozens of boards on one screen. If you ever fill it,
delete uploads you're no longer using.
How many screens can I have on one account?#
No hard cap. You're billed $9 per screen per month ($7/screen once you run
5 or more, every feature included). Unpair a TV anytime to stop billing on it.
What counts as an "active screen"?#
A TV that's paired and pulling content. Unpaired or disabled screens don't
count for the month.
Is there a free tier?#
Yes. The Free plan runs one screen forever at $0, images only, and the screen
carries a TVMenus watermark.
The watermark is two things, and it's worth knowing exactly what they look like
before you put one in front of customers. A small "Menus by TVMenus ·
tvmenus.com" badge sits in the bottom-right corner the whole time. On top of
that, once a minute a footer bar slides up across the bottom of the screen for
about eight seconds with the same wording, then slides away. Both sit over the picture rather than
shrinking it, so keep the bottom strip of your artwork clear of anything you
need read at all times.
New accounts start with a 14-day free trial of the full product, and a trial
screen looks almost nothing like this. See
how the trial works. Paid screens carry neither the
badge nor the footer.
How does the free trial work?#
Sign up at /signup. No credit card. You get full access for 14 days,
including video, which the Free plan doesn't have.
A trial screen is deliberately close to a paid one, because you can't judge a
menu board you can't actually look at. There's no always-on badge during the
trial. All you get is a small footer note for 15 seconds every 5 minutes,
about a twentieth of the time, against the Free plan's permanent corner badge
and its footer every minute. Subscribing removes even that.
At Day 14 the trial ends. Upgrade to keep every screen live, or continue on
the Free plan (one screen, images only, and the branding described above).
How do I cancel?#
Cancel from the dashboard billing page anytime. The current billing period
stays active, renewals stop. To pause for off-season, unpair the TVs.
They're not billed while unpaired. See Terms for the full
cancellation and refund policy.
No contract. Add or remove screens any month; billing follows automatically.