POS systems

Lightspeed serves restaurant, retail, and golf businesses, standing out as a feature-rich POS solution with advanced inventory, multi-location, and omnichannel capabilities. It provides e-commerce functionality exclusively for higher-tier plans. This means brick-and-mortar businesses only pay for necessary features. Lightspeed is ideal for established businesses and those prioritizing long-term value over short-term savings.

POS Pros connects businesses with the most suitable point-of-sale (POS) solution for their industry and needs. It features 26 partner brands, including names like Clover, Revel, SwipeSimple, and TouchBistro. Consultations and demos can help you identify the best system for your business and avoid costly purchases that lack essential features. That said, pricing isn’t as transparent as it could be.

SpotOn POS stands out with a POS platform highly customized for retail, restaurants, professional services, salons, and other small to medium-sized businesses. You can easily migrate from another system due to its personalized approach. Its free restaurant and affordable entry-level retail plan make it a good deal, provided you don’t need many add-ons. As for whether it beats Square and Toast – that depends.

Epos Now is one of the few POS solutions that provides flexible software compatible with many third-party hardware brands. You can also integrate any payment processor, but long-term contracts may be a drawback. While suitable for small to mid-sized retail and hospitality businesses, large or more complex organizations might find its features limiting.

Our Revel Systems review is on its way. Please come back soon to see how we rate Revel Systems on features, ease of use, price, and more.