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AccuPOS vs Loyverse

AccuPOS

accupos.com

Loyverse

loyverse.com

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FigureAccuPOSLoyverse
Price from$84/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
API—Yes
Plans published210
Spec score · Restaurant POS Software8.6 (#5)9.0 (#2)
Spec score · Point-of-Sale Software8.0 (#51)9.3 (#1)
Company historyAccuPOS says it started in 1996 to address business owners' needs for easier point-of-sale systems and accounting compatibility.Loyverse says it started in 2014, supports Android and iOS in more than 25 languages and is recognized in more than 170 countries.
Founded19962014
ProductAccuPOS is point-of-sale software with hardware and integration solutions for businesses.Loyverse describes itself as a suite of mobile point-of-sale apps that helps merchants manage sales, inventory, employees, and customers.
Paid from845
SupportAccuPOS advertises 24/7 support and hands-on training, including help setting up accounting connections and item lists.Loyverse states that its support team is available 24/7 via live chat and that help articles are available.

Plans

AccuPOS

  • AccuPOS Point of Sale$84 a month
  • AccuPOS$84 a month

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Loyverse

  • Loyverse POSPrice not published
  • Loyverse POSPriced on request
  • Unlimited sales history$5 a month
  • Unlimited sales history$50 a year
  • Employee management$25 a month
  • Employee management$250 a year
  • Advanced inventory$25 a month
  • Advanced inventory$250 a year
  • FreeFree
  • Free planFree

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In their own words

AccuPOS

AccuPOS is point-of-sale software with hardware and accounting integration options for businesses including retailers, restaurants, bars, thrift stores, and grocery stores. Its web-based management tools provide real-time reports and venue management, while inventory, promotions, and staff shifts can be managed remotely. Features include customized reports, emailed receipts, inventory control, on-screen timekeeping, and staff management. Listed accounting connections cover QuickBooks Online, Pro, Premier, and Enterprise, along with Sage 50, Sage 100 ERP/MAS, Sage BusinessWorks Accounting, and Sage Intacct. AccuPOS says it syncs accounting items with inventory and customer lists, then sends detailed sales information back to accounting software. The maker says the system works with a wide range of hardware and is optimized for touchscreens. It describes the product as EMV compliant and says compatible EMV equipment can be used. On Android, it lists kiosk mode, customer data encryption, policies, and staff access management. The plan costs $84 a month, with each additional station listed at $45.00.

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Loyverse

Loyverse is a suite of mobile point-of-sale apps for merchants managing sales, inventory, employees and customers. Restaurant staff can assign open tickets to tables, split or merge them, and move orders between tickets. Menus support categories and modifiers, while orders can be marked dine in, takeout or delivery. Orders can be sent to kitchen displays or printers with item details, quantities, modifiers and comments. Inventory tools cover purchase orders, composite items, stock transfers, counts and corrections. A loyalty program awards points, and customer notes can capture preferences. The free plan includes POS, essential inventory, loyalty, kitchen displays, integrations, multi-store management and reports covering the last 31 days. Longer sales history requires the Unlimited sales history add-on at $5 a month per store. Employee management and Advanced inventory each cost $25 a month per store. Loyverse supports Android, iOS, web and API access, with listed integrations including QuickBooks Online, Xero, WooCommerce, Shopify and Otter.

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