LOOP POS

Overview

LOOP POS is a restaurant point-of-sale system for outlets that need sales, table management and kitchen display in one setup. It suits small operators who can work within a two-account free plan, as well as growing teams willing to pay for more staff access. Offline mode is a practical advantage; the main trade-off is that the free tier limits sales history and AI prompts.

Key features

• Table management and kitchen display: These features make LOOP POS more relevant to restaurant service than a basic checkout tool, bringing floor and kitchen workflows into the same product.
• Offline mode: Outlets can keep POS functions in scope when connectivity is unavailable, a useful safeguard for service continuity.
• Free-tier quotas: The free plan provides 30 days of sales history and 50 AI prompts per month. That keeps the entry cost at zero, but operators who need longer sales records or more prompts will encounter clear limits.

Pricing

LOOP POS is freemium. Its free plan is billed free forever and covers one outlet, two staff accounts, 30 days of sales history and 50 AI prompts per month. It is a sensible starting point for a single outlet with a small team, but the account cap is restrictive once more staff need access.

Growth costs $29 a month, with prices in USD and taxes potentially applicable. It allows up to 10 staff accounts, making it the step up for teams that outgrow the free cap. The plan's stated staff limit means it is not a fit for larger teams.

Business costs $59 a month, with taxes potentially applicable. It includes unlimited staff accounts, and its per-outlet price drops as outlets grow. That structure is better suited to operators expanding beyond a small team or adding outlets; the per-outlet price reduction is tied to outlet growth.

Platforms

LOOP POS supports Android, iOS and Windows. Those options cover mobile devices and Windows, though the listed platform range does not include web or Mac.

Who it's for

Choose LOOP POS if you want restaurant-oriented POS functions with table management, kitchen display and offline mode, especially if a two-person team can begin on the free plan. Growth suits teams with up to 10 staff accounts; Business is the stronger fit when unlimited staff access or expansion across outlets matters. Look elsewhere if you need more than the free plan's 30 days of sales history or 50 monthly AI prompts without moving to a paid tier.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Restaurant workflows are included: Table management and kitchen display complement POS functions.
• Offline mode: Supports continued POS use when a connection is unavailable.
• A clear path to more staff accounts: Growth allows up to 10, while Business removes the staff-account cap.

Cons

• Free plan is tightly capped: One outlet, two staff accounts, 30 days of sales history and 50 AI prompts per month may be limiting for an established operation.
• Growth still has a staff ceiling: Teams over 10 accounts need Business.
• Paid pricing is in USD: Taxes may apply, which matters to buyers budgeting in another currency.

Alternatives

Restaurant POS Software is the broader category to explore if you want to compare restaurant-focused systems.

• Loyverse is worth considering if a free POS and the option to buy unlimited sales history for $5 a month per store ($50/year) suit your needs.
• Floreant POS is a free, open-source option for operators looking for a Windows or Linux POS.
• HungerRush may suit a qualifying operator looking for a starter plan with one location and one POS terminal at $0 per month.
• SpotOn Restaurant is an alternative with POS software and hardware, ordering, payments, table layouts, menu management and reporting; processing minimums and a two-year minimum term apply.
• Slant Loyalty is a free alternative for loyalty needs, with a free plan capped at 100 orders per month and limited invoices.
• TablePort Sites is for restaurants whose priority is publishing a live website rather than POS functions.
• Waiterio is another freemium restaurant option, with paid plans including Small at $39 a month for 600 orders per month.
• BEPOZ offers a month-to-month POS subscription with no upfront licensing fees; pricing requires contacting the maker.

Verdict

LOOP POS is a strong fit for restaurants that want POS functions alongside table management, kitchen display and offline mode, with a free entry point for one outlet and two staff accounts. Its clearest reason to choose is the combination of restaurant workflows and offline support; look elsewhere if the free plan's staff, sales-history or prompt limits do not fit, or if Growth's 10-account maximum is too low.