Recommended POS Reviews

Clover is a user-friendly point-of-sale (POS) system designed for small to medium businesses, offering a range of software and hardware tailored to different industries, from retail to restaurants. While not the most affordable, its diverse payment partners make it a reliable choice. Developed by Clover Network Inc., a First Data Corporation subsidiary, Clover POS delivers a comprehensive solution for payment processing, inventory management, and sales tracking.  

Founded in 2011, Epos Now is a cloud-based POS software with management, reporting, and financial features. Part of what makes the Epos Now POS system unique is its ability to streamline business processes and make transactions more convenient. It’s suitable for retail and hospitality business models, such as restaurants, museums, and nightclubs.

Say2eat is a white label commission-free delivery solution that enables restaurants to capture orders via various voice and messaging apps. They offer their commission-free delivery network in over 4000 cities in North America. Consumers can order through applications like Instagram, Facebook Messenger, Google Home, and much more. The organization was founded in 2015 and has since helped several restaurant chains scale business operations.

KORONA is a fast-growing cloud-based POS solution. The POS software comes with more features than most systems on the market. KORONA is best for all kinds of retailers, restaurants, museums, theme parks, and wineries. Research suggests the company was founded in 2014, though there’s no official mention on its website.

Rain is a cloud-based POS system combined with robust eCommerce, email, and messaging capabilities. The company was founded in 2008 and has since become one of the most trusted POS systems for retailers. Customers love Rain because it does much more than what you’d expect from a POS system.

Founded in 1972, Epicor has over 50 years of experience providing enterprise resource planning (ERP) software for industries like retail, manufacturing, and distribution. Epicor Retail Solutions, including Epicor Eagle and Epicor Propello, serve nearly 8,000 retail locations with tools for POS, inventory management, and purchasing. Available in both cloud-based and on-premise options, Epicor helps retailers compete with larger enterprises and eCommerce giants.

Abacus POS is an “Australian born and bred” point of sale system. Although it’s suitable for retail organisations, its primary focus is on providing a rich feature set for modern hospitality businesses, such as restaurants and bars. The system is already in use in chains like Sushi Jiro and Ciao Mamma. As a relatively new player in the POS industry, Abacus provides features that support the way people snack and dine in the modern world. Businesses looking to offer facilities like self-service kiosks and advance ordering via an app will find all the bolt-ons they need here.

Cin7 provides a unique approach to retail point of sale. Cin7 stands for “connected inventory,” and was originally conceived as an inventory management system. It’s now evolved to incorporate point of sale, and supports an extensive range of integrations, covering everything from warehouse management to sales forecasting. Cin7 will particularly interest growing retail businesses who sell goods through multiple channels, with support for everything from wholesale to Amazon FBA. Cin7 supports multiple currencies, and is trusted by a range of global businesses, including Steens, Playtech and Earthwell. The system is particularly popular in Australia and New Zealand.

Epos Now is a UK-based POS company that launched back in 2011. Its systems have won accolades from the likes of The Sunday Times and the European Business Awards, giving the company a legitimate claim to making some of the best POS systems out there. Epos Now offers richly-featured POS systems tailored specifically towards the retail and hospitality industries. Companies using Epos Now include household names such as Yankee Candle and Universal.