A simple setup needs a display, a supported application or streaming device, power, Wi-Fi, and accurate menu information.
1. Check the display
Use a compatible Fire TV or Google TV display. If the display is not supported directly but has an available HDMI input, connect a compatible streaming device such as an onn. 4K Streaming Device or Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Plus or 4K Max.
2. Connect power and Wi-Fi
The screen and streaming device need reliable power. Connect the player to the location's Wi-Fi and confirm that approved content remains visible after setup.
3. Connect the restaurant information
ScreenFire's current restaurant foundation includes a Toast-connected workflow that can use menu items, prices, availability, orders, and related operating context.
4. Review and publish
Check the menu hierarchy, prices, availability, readability, and target display. Approve the prepared update, publish it, and confirm the screen reports as current.
Clear answers before you choose.
Do I need a special television?
Not always. A compatible Fire TV or Google TV can run ScreenFire, and many other screens can use a separately purchased compatible HDMI streaming device.
Which streaming devices are listed as compatible?
The current website lists the onn. 4K Streaming Device, Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Plus, and Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max.
What should I test before opening?
Check prices, sold-out or unavailable items, text size from the normal viewing distance, target-screen assignment, Wi-Fi recovery, and screen-health reporting.
Can ScreenFire help create the screen content?
Yes. Every plan includes AI screen layouts, and Starter, Pro, and Business add AI images and motion graphics, with usage governed by the published credit costs.