Loyverse
by LoyverseLoyverse runs on Android, iOS and the web, with an API and a free plan.
This list is for buyers comparing point-of-sale software for retail and other selling operations. It helps you review pricing, platform support, inventory tools, staff controls, hardware, locations and reports.
The page is rebuilt nightly, so its order can change. Compare the maker-published fields for the software you are considering, including free plans, trials, offline mode and paid starting prices.
Loyverse runs on Android, iOS and the web, with an API and a free plan.
GoFrugal Retail runs on Android, iOS and the web or Windows with inventory management.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4Erply is aimed at retailers, with plans described for businesses ranging from smaller operations to enterprise companies.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4Shopify suits businesses that need hosted selling across web, mobile, social, or marketplace channels.
WebRetailPOS may suit independent retailers and multi-register stores that need inventory and e-commerce synchronization or offline operation.
GoDaddy POS works on Android, iOS and web, offering stock tracking, offline sales and employee permissions.
Wix POS works on Android, iOS and web with stock tracking, employee permissions and support for multiple locations.
Imonggo supports Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows, web and API access, with stock, offline and staff tools.
uniCenta oPOS may suit retailers, hospitality businesses, and mixed-use venues needing sales and inventory functions.
Xstore suits retail stores that need POS transactions alongside store and register operations.
Biyo POS is point-of-sale software for Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web, and Windows, with free and paid options plus a trial.
Cegid Retail supports major platforms with inventory, offline mode, sales reporting and multi-location tools.
LS Central is aimed at expanding stores with 10 to 250 or more software users, multi-country retail chains, and mixed retail and hospitality businesses.
Cegid Vendus offers hosted POS on major platforms with a free plan, paid plans from €6.25 monthly, and a trial.
POSfix is point-of-sale software for Android, iOS, web, and Windows, with inventory management, a free plan, and trial.
Heartland Retail is aimed at apparel stores and other retailers, including businesses with multiple locations.
Helcim handles payments in person, online, by invoice and through a virtual terminal.
NCR Voyix POS runs on Android, iOS and Linux or Windows with inventory and multi-location support.
Start with the free-plan and paid-from fields. RetailPOS lists a free plan, while Wix POS lists pricing from $19 per month. Oracle Retail Xstore Point-of-Service and Cegid Retail say pricing is available on request.
A free trial can give you time to review a paid tool before committing. GoDaddy POS lists a 30-day trial and a free plan.
Platform support spans web, Android, iOS, Windows, API and macOS. Match the software to the devices and systems used at your sales points and back office.
If you need integrations, check the API field. For mobile checkout or store devices, review Android and iOS support separately.
Use the inventory management, offline mode, employee permissions and hardware support fields to compare day-to-day requirements.
Multi-location support matters when sales take place across locations. Check that field alongside inventory and staff controls before choosing a system.
Sales reporting is one of the comparison fields on this page. Review the listing details and match the reporting capability to the decisions your business needs to make.
The list includes software such as Loyverse, Clover Retail POS and Erply. Compare their published fields rather than relying on the product name.