Grocery & supermarket digital signage software

Grocery store digital signage replaces printed shelf talkers, posters, and menu boards with internet-connected screens you manage from one dashboard. Supermarkets use it for weekly promotions, deli and bakery menu boards, shelf-edge pricing, and aisle wayfinding — updated centrally in seconds rather than reprinted store by store. It sits alongside your wider retail digital signage and food & beverage screens.

Fugo is built for multi-store estates. Push national promotions to every screen at once, or target specific stores and regions with local offers. Group screens by store, department, or zone, and give store managers permission to update local content within limits set by head office — so branding stays consistent while local teams keep the flexibility they need.

No. Fugo runs on the screens you already own — any commercial display or TV with an HDMI input, paired with a small media player such as an Amazon Fire TV Stick, Chromecast with Google TV, or a dedicated Fugo player. You don’t need proprietary hardware to get started, and you can reuse displays already installed across your stores.

Fugo is priced per screen, so cost scales with your store network rather than a fixed package — you only pay for the screens you run, with no minimum screen count. See current plans on the pricing page to estimate the cost across all your locations.

Yes. Fugo is SOC 2 Type II certified, with role-based access so head office controls who can publish to which screens. Content is delivered over secure connections, and screens keep playing from cache if the connection drops — so a network blip never leaves an aisle screen blank.