More customer touchpoints
Give guests another convenient way to discover your menu, ordering page, and promotions. Another chance to connect. Not a claim of higher sales.
For restaurant owners and operators
A Third Way for Guests to Order. Without Taking Up the Room or the Budget.
Meet ScanaCube™. An illuminated, overhead, scannable display that connects your guests to your restaurant’s digital menu, ordering experience, or promotions — without adding another kiosk to your floor.

Staff-assisted ordering. Familiar for guests. Employees still take the order.
Dedicated ordering hardware. The guest operates the station. It needs floor or counter space.
An overhead, scannable display. It connects guests to a digital experience and does not take floor space the way a kiosk does. It can complement the channels you already run.

The scan opens the menu on the phone the guest already has. The manufactured face is 45.7 cm (18 inches). This is not a measured installation.
The guest path
Guests notice ScanaCube™ overhead, scan the code with their phone, and open the digital experience you configured. They can view a menu or a promotion, or place an order only if that connected system already supports ordering.

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An illuminated display hangs in the dining room. Guests look up. It does not stand on the floor.
Concept rendering. Not a customer installation.
Give guests another convenient way to discover your menu, ordering page, and promotions. Another chance to connect. Not a claim of higher sales.
Introduce an additional digital ordering touchpoint without occupying valuable floor space with another kiosk. The face is 45.7 cm (18 inches). Power is a standard 110V plug or a hardwired connection.
Update the cube’s code destination to connect guests with current menus, specials, or campaigns. The face stays. Only if you have a page you can actually open.
Compare
ScanaCube™ sits beside the counter and the kiosk. It does not have to replace either one. The display starts at $1,095. Five to nine are $995 each. Ten or more are $895 each. Installation is not included.
| Consideration | Counter | Kiosk | ScanaCube™ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ordering experience | A person takes the order at the counter or the table. | The guest orders on a dedicated self-service station. | The guest scans and opens the page you configured — a menu, an ordering page, or a promotion. |
| Physical footprint | The line and the counter. Front-of-house floor space. | A floor-standing unit. Often more than one. | Overhead. A 45.7 cm (18-inch) face on a canopy and pipe, with a drop up to 83.7 cm (33 inches). No floor unit. |
| Customer interaction | Face to face with staff. | Standing at the station. | From a seat or nearby, on the phone the guest already has. |
| Hardware required | The counter and the POS you already run. | Kiosk hardware, usually with its own software and often a payment device. | The display. The guest’s phone. No payment terminal on the cube. |
The ScanaCube™ column is shaded so it is easy to follow. Shading is not a score. Hardware, installation, and ongoing software are separate costs. Kiosk figures are published prices and 2026 planning ranges — estimates, not a quote, not a survey, and not a savings guarantee. ScanaCube™ is $1,095 each for 1–4 cubes, $995 each for 5–9, and $895 each for 10 or more. Installation is not included. Power is a standard 110V plug or a hardwired connection. A scan is not a purchase.