Which customer-facing display fits your counter terminal?
Both displays do the same job — show the guest each line item and the running total as you ring it up — sized to match the terminal they attach to. The 10.1-inch display pairs with the standard counter terminal; the 15.6-inch display pairs with the Pro and Max terminals.
The Dual-Screen Counter POS and the Compact POS Pro (D3 Pro) already have a customer-facing screen built into the unit — neither of these separate displays attaches to those terminals, because there's nothing separate to attach.
Which one is right for you?
Customer-Facing Display
The standard counter terminal — a 10.1-inch screen that mounts and pairs directly
Large Customer-Facing Display
The Pro and Max terminals — a 15.6-inch screen matched to their larger primary display
Compare the customer-facing displays
Customer-Facing Display
Let customers see their order as you ring it up.
The standard counter terminal — a 10.1-inch screen that mounts and pairs directly
Display
10.1" customer-facing screen
Shows
Live order items, totals, and tips
Pairs with
Counter POS Terminal
Large Customer-Facing Display
The big screen, facing the customer too.
The Pro and Max terminals — a 15.6-inch screen matched to their larger primary display
Display
15.6" customer-facing screen
Shows
Live order items, totals, and tips
Pairs with
Counter POS Terminal Pro and Max
Who the Customer-Facing Displays series is for
Across the whole series, here's what these devices do for your kind of restaurant specifically.
Cafés & Bakeries
Customers watch their drink order and total build in real time at a small counter, without a bulkier dual-screen terminal
Hardware for Cafés & Bakeries
Quick Service
Cuts disputes over what was rung up by showing the ticket to the customer as it's entered
Hardware for Quick Service
Full Service & Fine Dining
Matches the scale of a Pro or Max terminal's screen so the customer-facing side doesn't feel like an afterthought on a busy counter
Hardware for Full Service & Fine Dining
Multi-Location
Standardizes a full-size customer screen at higher-volume locations running the Pro or Max terminal
Hardware for Multi-Location
Right for your restaurant
See the full hardware setup recommended for your type of restaurant.
Customer-Facing Displays — Questions, Answered
The 10.1-inch display pairs with the standard Counter POS Terminal. The 15.6-inch large display pairs with the Pro and Max terminals. Ordering the wrong size is the most common mistake here, so check which terminal you're running before you order.
No. The Dual-Screen Counter POS and the Compact POS Pro (D3 Pro) already have a customer-facing screen built into the unit, so neither of these separate displays attaches to them.
We haven't verified a legal requirement for customer-visible totals in any specific jurisdiction, so we won't claim one. What we can say is that a visible display reduces disputes and speeds up checkout — talk to your local regulations for anything jurisdiction-specific.
Live order items, running totals, and tip prompts as the order is rung up — the same information on both screen sizes, just at different sizes.
We don't publish hardware prices because every setup is different. Request a demo and we'll quote the right display for your counter terminal.
About RestauNax
RestauNax is an all-in-one restaurant technology platform that provides a POS system, online ordering website, custom mobile app, commission-free delivery through integrated delivery networks, loyalty program, and AI-powered marketing tools — all for $99/month with zero commission fees. It replaces expensive platforms like Toast, Square, DoorDash, and UberEats for independent restaurants including pizza shops, fast casual, fine dining, food trucks, coffee shops, bakeries, ghost kitchens, and multi-location restaurants. RestauNax includes AI video creation, AI phone ordering, a kitchen display system, email marketing, gift cards, SEO tools, self-service kiosks, analytics, and support for 10+ languages.