MenuPair TV Menu Stick: Digital Menu Board for Any TV

Stop reprinting your menu. Put it on the TV you already own.

Every price change costs you a print run. Every sold-out dish means crossing things out with a marker. And proper digital signage means a per-screen subscription on top of hardware, or an installer and a contract.

MenuPair is one $99 stick, paid once. Plug it into any TV's HDMI port and that TV becomes a live menu board you manage from your phone. Change a price, hide a sold-out dish or put tonight's special on screen, and it shows on the TV within a few minutes. No monthly fee, no per-screen fee, no installer.

Built for restaurants, cafes, bars and food trucks, and for med spas that want a service menu and price list in the waiting room.

$99 once vs. $20 a screen every month

What you get

• Edit from your phone. Change items, prices and photos in the MenuPair app or at app.menupair.com. The TV updates within a few minutes.
• Menus that upsell. Full-screen food photos, clean layouts made for a TV across the room, and video clips if you have them.
• Day-part scheduling. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and happy hour menus switch on their own.
• Any TV with HDMI. Any brand, any size, old or new. 4K output on 4K TVs, 1080p on everything else.
• Never a dark screen. The stick stores your menu, so it keeps playing if the Wi-Fi or the internet goes down.
• As many screens as you want. One stick per TV. Show the same menu everywhere or a different one on each screen, all from one account.

Specs

• Output: HDMI, up to 4K at 60 fps (2160p on 4K TVs, 1080p otherwise)
• Wi-Fi: dual-band 802.11ac (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz), WPA2/WPA3 password networks
• Bluetooth: used once, for setup from your phone
• Power: included wall adapter (do not power from the TV's USB port)
• Content: images, PDF pages and video clips, rendered as one smooth 4K loop
• Storage: your menu is cached on the stick for offline playback
• Works with the MenuPair app for iPhone and Android and with any web browser

What's in the box

• MenuPair TV stick
• Wall power adapter and cable
• Quick-start card

Set up in three steps

1. Plug it in. HDMI into the TV, power into the wall. The TV shows a QR code.
2. Pair with the app. Scan the code to get the MenuPair app. The app finds the stick over Bluetooth, you match the 6-digit code on the TV, then pick your Wi-Fi and type its password once.
3. Add your menu. Type your items and prices or upload your existing menu as a PDF or images. Tap publish and it is on the TV.

Full walkthrough: Setup guide.

Try it for 30 days

Plug it in, put your menu on screen and run it through a full service. If it does not make your place look better and your life easier, send it back within 30 days for a full refund. No restocking fee, even if the box is open. Refund policy.

Questions

Do I need a subscription?
No. $99 is the whole price. There is no monthly fee and no per-screen fee. Menu editing, scheduling and updates are included for as long as you own the stick.

What if my Wi-Fi goes down?
Your menu keeps playing. The stick stores the current menu locally and loops it with no network. When Wi-Fi comes back it picks up any edits you made in the meantime.

How do I update the menu?
Open the MenuPair app on your phone, or sign in at app.menupair.com on any computer. Edit items, prices or photos and tap publish. The TV shows the new menu within a few minutes.

Does it work with a guest network?
Yes, if the guest network has a Wi-Fi password. The stick works on any standard WPA2 or WPA3 network, including guest networks and networks with client isolation, because it only makes outbound connections. It does not support networks that need a sign-in web page (captive portal) or a username plus password (WPA2-Enterprise). If that is all you have, a $20 travel router solves it.

Will it work with my TV?
Yes. Any TV or monitor with an HDMI port, any brand, any size.

I'm not technical. Can I set it up?
If you can plug in a phone charger, you can set up MenuPair. Nothing is installed on the TV and no IT person is needed.

I have more than one TV.
One stick per TV. All sticks share your account, so one edit updates every screen, or you can give each screen its own menu.

Can't I just put a photo of my menu on a USB stick?
You can, until you need to change a price. Then you are editing a file, finding the USB stick and walking to the TV, every time. MenuPair updates from your phone, schedules menus by time of day and keeps every screen in sync.

Your TV is already on the wall. Put it to work.

Get MenuPair today, plug it in tonight, and never pay for a menu reprint or a signage subscription again.