Instead of RetailPOS
RetailPOS alternatives
RetailPOS is built around physical-store checkout that stays connected to online commerce: it syncs inventory, orders, and customers with platforms including Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento, and Wix. Stores can continue operating offline with SQLite storage and send queued orders when connectivity returns. It also covers barcode scanning, receipts, cash drawers, card terminals, role-based staff access, local-network registers, inventory alerts, and sales reports. The software is free and open source, with web, mobile, desktop, and self-hosted options.
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GoDaddy POS
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1In-person sellers wanting Smart Terminal hardware — GoDaddy POS combines Smart Terminal hardware with checkout tools for receipts, refunds, tips, and a catalog with AI-assisted descriptions.
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Imonggo
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+4Small stores needing multi-location support — Imonggo supports multiple locations and offline use, while its free plan is limited to one user, one branch, 30 products, and 300 monthly invoices.
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Open Source Point of Sale
Free plan LinuxMacSelf-hosted+2Self-hosted stores needing tax and stock tools — Open Source Point of Sale adds quotations, invoicing, tax options, expense logging, gift cards, rewards, and restaurant tables.
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NCR Voyix POS
by NCR Voyix POSPaid AndroidAPIiPhone+2Large retailers in grocery, fuel, or specialty sectors — NCR Voyix targets grocery, convenience and fuel, department, and specialty retail, with grocery workflows and centralized lane and store configuration.
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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
Free plan LinuxMacWindows - 17
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eHopper
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb+17.0 Visit site - 20
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Atureen
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Pawoon
Free plan AndroidWeb - 25
A different system may fit better if you need restaurant table tickets, a defined free trial, multi-location support, or a vendor-managed hardware and service model. RetailPOS has no trial, relies on third-party hardware, and its security policy supports updates for version 2.0.x rather than earlier releases; its contact page also advises checking regional PCI requirements. Before switching, weigh device coverage, offline checkout, integrations, staff permissions, reporting, store count, and whether you prefer self-hosted software or a paid service. Specialist workflows such as grocery scales or restaurant tickets may matter more than broad e-commerce sync.