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Order calling and digital signage on one TV.

Staff tap Ready on a phone or iPad and the TV calls the number with a chime. The rest of the time the same TV is your signage — a menu board you design, your photos, videos and specials. Keep your Clover or Square, or run it on its own.

Works withCloverSquare
Or run fully standalone. No hardware swap.
Staff tap Ready on a phone or iPad. The TV calls the number.

What changes in your store.

Nobody shouts order numbers.
Staff tap Ready on a phone or iPad. The TV calls the number with a chime and a voice.
No crowd at the counter.
Customers sit down and watch the TV for their number.
Your menu sells while they wait.
Photos, specials and prices on the same TV. Change them from your phone.
Nothing to replace.
Keep your Square or Clover, and the TV you already have.
Real screens, not mockups

One TV. Two jobs.

It calls your orders and it runs your signage, on the same screen. When an order is ready the number cuts in, then your menu comes right back.

Order status screen — numbers being made and numbers ready
Order calling
  • Staff tap Ready on a phone or iPad. One tap.
  • The TV calls the number, or the name, with a chime and a voice.
  • Square, Clover, kiosk and counter orders all show up on their own.
A menu board designed in the dashboard — menu sections, prices and food photos
Digital signage
  • Design your own menu board, or start from a ready-made layout.
  • Change a price or mark a sale and every TV updates in seconds.
  • Photos, videos and specials rotate between calls.

Your signage. Your design.

Build a menu board in your dashboard — your words, your photos, your menu with live prices — or start from a ready-made layout. Upload photos and videos from your phone and they rotate on the TV. No black screen, ever.

Ready-made menu board layout — three columns, prices and photos
Ready-made layout. Prices and sold-out come straight from your menu.
Store promo slide — chicken bucket
Store promo slide — chicken sandwich
Store promo slide — rice bowl
Your photos. Slides running on the board at Soul Chicken Keeaumoku.
Signage only? That works too
Turn number calls off on any TV and it just runs your menu and photos. Turn them back on whenever you like.
A different screen on every TV
Plus
Menu by the counter, photos by the door, order status up top. Landscape or portrait.
Happy hour on its own
Set the hours once. The banner shows up on the menu board when it starts and leaves when it ends.
Followers, counting up
Pro
Your Instagram count rolls over on the board and a QR sits next to it. Customers waiting for their order follow you before it arrives.
Coupons that clear themselves
Hand out a code, scan it at the counter, balance updates on its own. Expired or someone else’s code gets turned away.
Giveaways on the screen
Pro
Entries, the QR to enter, and the winner all land on the same TV. No printed slips, no bowl on the counter.
Real screens · Soul Chicken Keeaumoku

Calling, up close.

Captured off a working store — not mockups. The TV at the top of this page is the same store, calling two orders.

The call
The call. The number pops up over your photos with a chime, then the photos keep rolling.
Order queue
Order queue. Every open order in one list — Square, Clover, kiosk and counter. Newest on top. One tap on Ready calls the number.
Order status
Order status. Ready on top, being made below — the layout Soul Chicken runs on its second TV. A second TV comes with Plus.
Staff phone
Staff phone. No extra hardware needed. Any phone or iPad becomes the Ready button.
Self-order kiosk · Pro

Customers order and pay on their own.

Customers browse the menu, pay at the card reader, and get a number — the ticket lands in your kitchen and the TV calls it. Card sales pay into your own merchant account, on our card processing.

Self-order kiosk — Waiting screen
Waiting screen. Your logo, one tap to start — English, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, Chinese.
Self-order kiosk — Menu
Menu. Photos and prices straight from your menu. Sold-out items grey out on their own.
Stand-up self-order kiosks
A tablet or a stand-up kiosk.

Put a tablet on your counter, or use a stand-up kiosk. A card reader sits beside it — customers pay with a card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay.

We set it up with you: card payments open in your store's own name, and we set up the card reader. Card approval can take a few weeks. Hardware is purchased separately.

From one counter to a whole food court

Start with one TV. Add a kiosk. Join a food court.

It's the same system all the way up — so it fits a cafe, a restaurant or a whole food hall. Nothing to start over when you grow.

A TV calling order 415 while a phone shows the Ready buttons1 · Basic
One TV
Calling and signage on the TV you already have. A phone or iPad for the Ready button.
Self-order kiosk menu2 · Pro
Add a kiosk
Customers order and pay on their own. The order lands in your queue and your TV calls it.
Food court kiosk — choosing a kitchen3 · Food court
Join a food court
One kiosk for every store in the court. Each store keeps its own orders, its own TV and its own money. A big shared screen shows the whole court.
See how a food court connects →
Store Board calling order 412

Nothing new to buy.

One screen, three ways to run it.

See the 2-minute setup guide →
A TV you already own
HDMI stick, Smart TV browser, or the free Fire TV app. Nothing to mount differently.
An iPad on the counter
Same screen, scaled down. Customers glance at it as they walk up.
No screen at all
Audio Caller speaks the number through a Bluetooth speaker — five languages on Pro.

Three pieces. Zero changes to your POS.

Your existing setup stays. ServeBoard slots in around it.

STEP 01
Counter POS
Take orders
Counter staff keeps using Clover or Square exactly like before. Or ring up orders on our built-in register. No retraining, and nothing to replace until you want to.
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STEP 02
Ready Tap
Kitchen or counter taps Ready
When the order is ready, someone taps Ready — on a staff phone or an iPad at the counter. Whatever is already within reach. One tap.
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STEP 03
Store Board / Audio
Customer hears or sees their number
The TV flashes the number with a chime, then your signage comes back. No TV? Audio Caller speaks it through a Bluetooth speaker.

From $19 per month.

No setup fee. Cancel anytime. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial.

Basic
$19/mo
Order calling + signage on one TV.
  • Order calling on any TV
  • Ready button on any phone or iPad
  • Audio Caller (works without a TV)
  • Signage between calls — your photos, specials, clock
  • 2 rotating hero photos
  • Built-in Counter POS — orders, cash, refunds
  • Sales dashboard — daily reports, busy hours
  • Coupons customers redeem at the counter
  • 1 TV screen
Start Basic
Most popular
Plus
$29/mo
Everything in Basic, plus menu boards you design.
  • Everything in Basic
  • Menu board — ready-made layouts or design your own
  • A different screen on every TV
  • Order status screen on a second TV
  • Menu board prices from Square or Clover
  • Up to 2 TV screens
Start Plus
Pro
$49/mo
Full stack — kitchen display + multilingual.
  • Everything in Plus
  • Kitchen Display (KDS)
  • Multilingual TTS (en/ko/ja/es/fil)
  • Your own chime, voice recording and call words
  • Self-order kiosk in your own store
  • Connect to a food court kiosk
  • Follower counter + follow QR on your board
  • Giveaway board — entries, QR, winner screen
  • Unlimited hero photos
  • Priority support
  • 3 TV screens, +$10/mo per extra TV
Try Pro free

Built for these stores.

Counter-service spots where customers wait for their number.

Boba & tea
Ten drinks in the queue. Customers watch the TV for their number instead of crowding the counter.
Cafe
Latte art takes three minutes. Customers see #42 ready and walk up. No counter crowd.
Bakery
Croissants out at 7am — name and order on the screen keep the morning queue clean.
Poke
Bowl prep is fast. Customers scan the TV instead of staring down the counter.
Lunch boxes
Pre-orders pile up at noon — the TV calls them out by number, no awkward shouting.
Ghost kitchen
No dining room. Drivers see the order on the screen when it's ready for pickup.
We're our own first customer
ServeBoard runs every day in our own restaurant — the store in the video above. Our Clover Mini didn't change. We added a phone and a TV, and customers stopped asking "is my order ready?"
AH
Anthony Han
Founder · ServeBoard — Owner, Soul Chicken Keeaumoku

Common questions.

No. ServeBoard adds on top of Clover or Square — or runs fully standalone with the built-in Counter POS.

Call orders and run your signage — on one TV.

Setup in 5 minutes. Cancel anytime. First 14 days on us.

Works withCloverSquare— or fully standalone
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