Compare Counterboard vs. TelemetryOS

Counterboard transforms any television into a dynamic menu board for businesses. Users simply describe their desired layout in their own terms, and within a minute, Counterboard generates the visual display. Adjustments to pricing can be made directly from a smartphone, ensuring that every screen is updated automatically. - Provide a straightforward description of your menu, and it will be created for you; modifications can be easily requested. - Update prices through your mobile device, with all screens reflecting the changes in real time. - Compatible with any television equipped with a Fire TV Stick or accessible through a web browser. - Features rotating pages and schedules that adapt to different times of day, such as breakfast, lunch, and dinner. - Offers a QR code for a phone menu alongside a printed version, both reflecting the same pricing. - Supports multiple businesses under a single login, making it ideal for groups and franchises. Designed specifically for takeaways, cafés, barbershops, nail salons, bakeries, and other counter-service establishments that need to display prices prominently on the wall. The pricing structure includes one free screen with a small Counterboard band, while the paid plan costs £14 per month for the initial screen and £7 per month for each additional screen without the band. This innovative solution streamlines menu management and enhances customer engagement with ease.

TelemetryTV is a powerful platform for digital signage that allows organizations to connect with audiences, generate awareness and give voice to their communities and teams. TelemetryTV lets you broadcast dynamic content by streaming video, images and social feeds to all your displays, wherever they may be. TelemetryTV powers internal communications and marketing at Starbucks, Amazon and Stanford University. Our success is based on being flexible, open to communication, collaborative, and open to collaboration. We believe in continuous learning, challenging the status-quo, and listening to customers. We are moving towards a world in which our walls will eventually talk. This begs the question: What do you want them saying?