A mini POS for small business, built into your online store

What the mini POS does

• Fast order entry: a full-screen New Order screen for dine-in, takeaway or delivery, with variants and add-ons.
• Walk-in friendly: customer name and phone are optional, so a quick sale takes seconds.
• Cashier discounts: apply a percent or fixed discount at the counter. It stacks after your automatic store discounts and appears on the receipt.
• Branded receipts: your logo, address and phone in the header, an items table with quantities and amounts, order number, type, date and time.
• Right-sized paper: choose 58mm or 80mm thermal rolls, or A4.
• Works offline: orders queue on the device and sync automatically when the connection returns.
• One view of sales: POS orders are tagged and appear with online orders and in store analytics.

How a counter sale works

1. Open your store's Orders tab and tap New Order (or open the dedicated POS page on the counter device).
2. Pick the order type: dine-in, takeaway or delivery.
3. Add items, choose variants and add-ons, apply a discount if needed.
4. Confirm. The order is created as confirmed and a receipt prints.
5. See the sale appear in your orders and analytics alongside online orders.

Branded receipts that carry your name

Receipts print with your store logo, address and phone number at the top, then an itemised list with quantities and amounts. Pick 58mm or 80mm for thermal rolls, or A4 for standard paper. You can print manually from any order, or turn on auto-print for new orders. Silent auto-printing without a print dialog depends on your browser's kiosk-print setup, and we explain how in the in-app help guide.

Printers: what it works with

Receipts print through your browser, so they work with the USB, Bluetooth or Wi-Fi printers your computer or tablet already supports. We do not claim compatibility with specific printer brands. Test with your own printer on the free trial of the store before you buy hardware in bulk. Read our 58mm vs 80mm receipt printer guide for how to choose.

Offline: keep selling when the internet drops

When the connection fails, the POS saves orders on the device and gives each a temporary order number. When internet returns, they sync to your store and receive official numbers, without duplicates. Read more in our offline POS guide.

Who it suits

• Cafes, restaurants, bakeries and food stalls taking dine-in and takeaway orders.
• Small retail and e-commerce shops that also sell in person.
• Businesses that already sell online and want one set of orders and numbers.
• Teams who want branded receipts without buying a separate POS subscription.

What it is not (yet)

The mini POS is for food and e-commerce stores. It is not yet available for appointment-based booking stores. It is a lightweight POS, not a full hardware-and-inventory suite, so check it covers your needs on a trial before relying on it for a large multi-till operation.

More from your store

Take online orders with online food ordering, run several outlets with multi-location ordering, and use your own domain.

Pricing

The mini POS comes with the online store on paid plans, starting at $49 a month (Startup). You can create a free account to explore the platform first. See social media for ecommerce and for restaurants for the marketing side of your store.

Keep reading

• How an offline POS works
• 58mm vs 80mm receipt printers
• POS for restaurants and cafes
• Social media for ecommerce

Frequently asked questions