SEED SIGNAGE LOOKBOOK
Dispensary menu board ideas, sorted by the job they do.
42 TV menus running in real stores on live POS data. Find the one you want and we'll build it in your brand.
Start with the floor, not the template.
Door, line, wall, counter: each spot has a job, and each job has a layout below.
Daily deals · BOGO · seasonal promos · brand promotions
Specials and deals
The deal you set in your POS shows up here on its own, strike-through pricing included. A sidebar keeps the full menu up while the offer stays in view; a three-column or four-card layout gives the deal the whole screen.
Use it when deals move product.
Put it facing the line.
In-house brands · new brands · partner brands
Brand showcase
Give one brand the screen: its products, its prices, its imagery, pulled from the POS so the showcase is never out of stock. Good for launches, house brands, and the vendor who is paying for the push.
Use it for house brands and vendor-paid spots.
Put it near the matching case.
Flower · pre-rolls · vapes · edibles · concentrates · accessories
Categories and subcategories
One category per screen, or the whole menu on one wall. Subcategories keep a big edibles list readable: chocolates on one screen, gummies on the next. Sort by brand, price, THC%, or your own order.
Use it as your main wall.
One category per screen reads faster from the line.
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Best sellers · highest THC · staff picks · stale inventory
Custom product sets
A product set is a filter rule, not a hand-picked list: "top sellers this week," "everything over 30% THC," "sitting in the back room too long." The screen updates itself as the inventory changes.
Use it to move slow inventory without hand-picking.
The set updates itself.
Multi-weight products · grouped by price · large-inventory stores
Deli-style menus
When flower sells by the gram, eighth, quarter, half, and ounce, a deli layout puts every weight and price in one row. Price-in-header and grouped-by-price versions keep a 200-SKU store readable from across the room.
Use it when flower comes in many weights.
Every price sits in one row.
Sign-ups · QR-code screens · image and video playlists
Loyalty and rewards
The program on the phone gets a screen in the store: a QR code that joins, the offer of the week, the points reminder in the line. Runs as its own screen or in rotation with the menu.
Use it by the door and the register.
A QR sign-up beats asking at checkout.
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Online pickup · walk-in pickup · kiosk and self-service orders
Queue boards
Who is next and whose order is ready, on the TV, so nobody has to ask. Runs on the same screens as the menus and can share one with them.
Use it over pickup.
People who can see their spot stop asking.
Every layout above, on a portrait-mounted TV
Vertical screens
Narrow wall, tall screen. Every layout in this lookbook has a portrait version, and a vertical TV fits places a landscape one never will: beside the register, between display cases, by the door.
Use it in narrow spots: beside the register, between cases, at the door.
Layout questions, answered
What is a dispensary TV menu layout?
Can I get these layouts for my store?
Do the layouts stay accurate when inventory changes?
Can I show specials in a sidebar next to the full menu?
Do these layouts work on vertical TVs?
Can I mix a menu with photos or video on one screen?
YOUR BRAND, THESE LAYOUTS
Pick a layout. We'll build it with your menu.
Tell us which ones caught your eye. We'll show them running on your products before you sign.