Screenza review
A focused menu-board platform with AI content, scheduling, and multi-screen management.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Screenza is a web-based digital signage platform for restaurants that need to create, schedule, and manage menu boards across screens and locations. Its workspace combines a drag-and-drop builder, templates, playlists, promotional content, and daypart scheduling for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night menus. Operators can display content through browser-based URLs or dedicated player apps on Android and Windows, while the platform also supports web, macOS, and Linux environments.
Pricing is structured by screen. The Free plan costs USD 0 per month and includes 1 screen, 5 image credits per month, 10 menu parses per month, 100 MB of storage, and a Screenza watermark. Starter costs USD 16 per screen per month and adds 20 image credits, 2 video credits, 40 menu parses, 1.0 GB of storage per screen, user video uploads, and no watermark. Growth costs USD 28 per screen per month with higher credit, parsing, and storage allowances, while Multi-location costs USD 42 per screen per month and increases those allowances further. The paid tiers suit operators whose content volume or screen count has outgrown the free allocation.
The standout capability is the combination of AI content generation and restaurant-specific workflow tools. OCR import can turn menu photos or PDFs into editable content, while QR code widgets can link displays to online menus or other URLs. Daypart schedules and timed playlists help coordinate changing content, and offline caching allows continued display when connectivity is interrupted. Real-time screen status monitoring and multi-location management add operational visibility. Screenza is a good fit for restaurant teams prioritizing menu-board control and signage workflows; teams seeking a customer ordering system should choose a product built around online ordering instead.
Screenza pros and cons
- Where it wins
- AI tools create menu boards, food visuals, banners, and videos
- OCR imports menus from photos or PDFs for faster content creation
- Scheduling, offline caching, and screen monitoring support daily operations
- Where it doesn't
- The Free plan supports only 1 screen
- Paid plans charge per screen per month
- It focuses on signage rather than customer online ordering
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