Biyo POS vs FuegoPOS

Biyo POS is a point-of-sale system for managing stores across retail, eCommerce, and restaurant settings, including grocery stores, cafes, bars, and kiosks. Its offline mode allows transactions to continue when internet connectivity is unavailable. An Inventory Scanner app supports stocktakes and stock checks across stores, while multi-location tools provide centralized control and inventory management. Restaurant features include tableside ordering, table status tracking, reservations, and a digital floor plan. Reporting can show revenue, costs, and margins, and compare sales across locations or periods. The WooCommerce integration supports real-time inventory and order syncing, a unified product catalog, and combined online and in-store reporting. Biyo says merchants can use their own hardware, including Windows, Linux, Chrome, iOS, and OS X devices. The free Premium + Processing plan is listed for US businesses and charges processing fees. Paid plans start at $47/month per terminal, and a 14-day free trial is offered without a credit card.

FuegoPOS is a cloud-based mobile point-of-sale designed for food trucks and fast-casual restaurants. It runs over Wi-Fi or 5G cellular and is described as requiring no network build-out. Online orders flow into the POS and share its menu, reporting, and kitchen order management. The built-in kitchen display system receives orders in real time. Fire costs $49 a month plus processing fees and includes a KDS and second terminal; Fuego advertises a free 11-inch KDS with Fire while supplies last. Starter costs nothing and includes cloud menu management, employee tools, split payments, and offline mode, but no cellular or hardware. Listed delivery integrations include DoorDash, UberEats, and Grubhub, and Fuego says it is a certified Olo partner. Payments support major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Samsung Pay, with card processing starting at 2.6% + $0.10 per transaction. Other listed capabilities include inventory tracking, menu modifiers, multiple locations, and staff permissions. Android POS devices are available, including a PAX A77 handheld sold separately for 299.00 USD. The FAQ says Fire supports up to two terminals and one KDS screen; additional terminals cost extra.