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Open Source Point of Sale brings sales and stock operations into a web-based PHP system using MySQL or MariaDB. It handles items and kits, quotations, invoices, taxes, receipts, barcodes, expenses, cash-up, gift cards, rewards, and restaurant tables. Multiple users can have permissions, with reports covering sales, orders, expenses, and inventory status. It supports multiple locations, loyalty features, MailChimp integration, SMS messaging, and optional reCAPTCHA. The software is free, works on Linux, macOS, Windows, self-hosted servers, and the web, and supports barcode scanning with third-party hardware.
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RetailPOS
Free plan AndroidiPhoneLinux+4Retailers syncing POS with e-commerce stores — RetailPOS adds offline SQLite operation, queued syncing, broad commerce-platform integrations, and connected payment hardware.
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GoDaddy POS
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1Businesses wanting Smart Terminal hardware — GoDaddy POS pairs software with proprietary Smart Terminal hardware and adds catalog images, variants, modifiers, and AI descriptions.
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Imonggo
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+4Small multi-location teams with offline access — Imonggo offers offline use, Android and iOS apps, both hardware types, and multi-location support, but its free tier is limited.
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NCR Voyix POS
by NCR Voyix POSPaid AndroidAPIiPhone+2Large retailers across grocery and fuel — NCR Voyix adds centralized microservices management, rollback across stores, produce recognition, scales, perishables, and retail fulfillment integration.
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Posnic POS
Free plan Open source AndroidAPIiPhone+5 - 9
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Toast
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+17.6 Visit site - 11
Heartland Retail
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1 - 12
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SalesPlay POS
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Zoda POS
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eHopper
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb+17.0 Visit site - 20
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Atureen
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Pawoon
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You may prefer another POS when you need mobile-first access, offline operation, direct e-commerce synchronization, or vendor-specific equipment. Open Source Point of Sale requires a server stack with supported PHP, MySQL or MariaDB, and Apache versions, while its MIT terms require a visible footer signature on every page. Compare hosted access with deployment control, connectivity requirements, payment and hardware compatibility, product or user limits, reporting, and multi-location support. Also weigh whether a retail, restaurant, grocery, or general store workflow fits your needs before moving away from its broad feature set.
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