No setup fees
Going live doesn't start with an invoice. Your catalog or menu is loaded for you, free.
POS system for small business
No setup fees, no hardware to buy and prices on the page. ScomsPOS gives a small shop, café or restaurant the same cloud POS the big chains run — checkout, inventory, customers and reports — on one platform.

Run the business
In a small business, the person at the register is also the buyer, the bookkeeper and the marketing department. ScomsPOS folds those jobs into the sale: every transaction updates inventory in real time, builds customer profiles for loyalty, calculates tax and lands in reports you can check from home after close.
Selling food? Tables, kitchen tickets and split checks run on the same platform as barcode checkout — see the restaurant POS and retail POS pages for each side.

Sell online
Customers order pickup or delivery from your own branded website, earn rewards and pay online. Orders land on your POS, and every customer joins a list you can bring back with SMS, email and push offers.
When the second location happens, nothing gets migrated — read how one POS runs across multiple locations.

What small businesses worry about
Going live doesn't start with an invoice. Your catalog or menu is loaded for you, free.
Runs on the tablets, phones and computers you already own. Add scanners, printers and cash drawers when you're ready.
From $10/month for one register — a single-till shop isn't paying for an enterprise chain's features.
Checkout, inventory, customers, loyalty and reports are built in — not separate subscriptions that triple the bill.
Your own ordering website on the same stock, for $45/month + 4% platform fee per online order — not a 15–30% marketplace cut.
Add a location without migrating: shared catalog, branch stock and per-store reports.
Add online ordering
Start with the POS, then switch on your own ordering website — same menu, same stock, orders straight to the counter.
Explore online ordering
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Simple pricing
Free catalog and menu setup on every plan. Runs on the devices you already own.
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from $10/month
Sell & grow — POS, ordering website, loyalty & marketing
$45/month + 4% platform fee per online order
Questions owners ask
ScomsPOS starts at $10 per month for one register, or $20 per month for multiple users, CRM, loyalty and multi-location management. Selling online too? Sell & grow adds your own ordering website, loyalty and marketing for $45 per month plus a 4% platform fee per online order. There are no setup fees, and it runs on devices you already own.
No. ScomsPOS runs on the Android tablets and phones or computers you already have, and works with barcode scanners, receipt and kitchen printers and cash drawers when you want them. There is no proprietary hardware lock-in.
A cash register records a sale; a cloud POS runs the business around it. Every transaction updates inventory and the books in real time, sales tax is calculated automatically, and the owner can check sales, stock, and reports from any device — at the shop or away. Data is backed up in the cloud automatically.
Yes. Retail workflows (barcode checkout, live stock, reorder points) and restaurant workflows (tables, kitchen order flow, split checks, tips) run on the same platform — so a bakery with a few tables or a shop with a coffee counter does not need two systems.
Yes, and this is exactly where small-business POS choices usually break. ScomsPOS runs multiple locations from one dashboard — a shared catalog, stock visibility across branches, consolidated reporting, and role-based staff access — so growing does not mean migrating.
Book a free demo. Our team walks through how you sell, loads your catalog or menu for free, and you go live on the devices you already own — no setup fees.
See how your own menu would look and sell on NEAPES. We'll show you the numbers, not a slideshow.
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