Prices and sold-outs synced from Square, hours that follow the game schedule, and sponsor ads with proof-of-play reports that turn your TVs into a revenue stream. Built so volunteers can run it.
No credit card. Your first screen is free forever.
Sell Gold, Silver, and Bronze slots on your boards. Every ad display is logged, and sponsors get a monthly proof-of-play report you can invoice against, plus their own live link.
The Stand page is built for whoever is working the counter: tap an item when it sells out, tap Closed for a lightning delay. Big buttons, zero design tools.
Set open hours or import your league schedule. Boards light up before first pitch and show your Closed message after the last out, automatically.
Park Wi-Fi drops. Your boards do not. Screens keep rendering the last published menu through any outage and catch up the moment the network returns.
Connect your Square register once. Prices stay in sync, and when the nachos run out at the register, the board shows SOLD OUT within seconds.
Pair a Fire TV Stick with a 6-character code. See what every screen is showing and why, then push designs per TV with one click.
Venues like yours already sell outfield banners and program ads. ConcessionKit gives those same sponsors premium screen time customers actually look at, with the per-display reporting that justifies real rates.
Illustrative. You set sponsor rates and keep every dollar of them.
Plug a Fire TV Stick into any TV, open the player, and type the 6-character code into your portal. Under a minute.
Connect Square (or import a photo of your paper menu) and pick a board design. The live preview is exactly what the TV shows.
Push to your screens, set your hours, and add your first sponsor. The board starts earning its keep on day one.
One sponsor typically covers ten screens. Start free and prove it at your stand first.
One screen with everything included. Perfect for proving it at your stand.
Start freeEvery additional screen, billed monthly. No contracts, cancel anytime.
Get startedAny TV plus a Fire TV Stick (about $30) running Fully Kiosk Browser. Raspberry Pi and smart-TV browsers work too; if it runs a modern browser, it can be a board.
No. You can manage the menu entirely in the portal, or import it from a photo. Square just makes prices and sold-outs automatic.
You sell the slots and keep 100% of the sponsor revenue. ConcessionKit counts every ad display per screen and generates the monthly report that makes your invoice credible.
Boards keep showing the last published menu indefinitely, with no error screens. Updates and ad-play counts queue up and sync automatically when the connection returns.
Parks & rec departments, Little League and school athletics complexes, pools, rinks, and fairgrounds; anywhere a concession stand is run by staff or volunteers rather than a restaurant crew.
Pair a Fire Stick, sync your menu, and see it on the TV before the ice melts in the cooler.