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Know what every cup actually costs you.

Walk in Monday already knowing last week's real margin — not a number you reconcile when the supplier invoice lands. Every latte you ring deducts the right beans, milk, and cup automatically, so the books reflect what you actually poured. Recipe-driven depletion, multi-store transfers, and offline mode — on every plan.

$29 / store / monthMulti-store on every planWorks offline5-minute setup

What's in the Coffee starter

  • 4 categories: Coffee, Tea, Pastries, Extras.
  • 15 drinks and items: Espresso, Doppio, Americano, Latte 12oz / 16oz, Oat Latte, Cappuccino, Mocha, Tea, plus add-a-shot, add-a-syrup, and four pastries on the counter.
  • 7 ingredients pre-loaded: beans (20 kg), milk (30 L), oat milk (10 L), syrup (3 L), 12oz cups (500), 16oz cups (500), tea bags (400).
  • Selling each drink takes the right amount of beans, milk, and cups off automatically. Pastries are just stocked.

Behind the counter

Sell 1 Latte 12oz for $3.80 — and on stock:

  • beans −18 g
  • milk −300 ml
  • 12oz cup −1

If a regular's attached, they earn 4 loyalty points. Refund the drink? Stock comes back, points reverse.

Coffee-shop checkout screen in RetailPOS — Coffee pack tiles (espresso, latte, cappuccino, pastries) with the cart sidebar mid-sale.
The till mid-shift on a coffee shop running the Coffee pack — categories, drinks, pastries, cart with cash quick-presets.

Where cheaper POS gives up — and how we close it

  • vs Square for Restaurants ($60/mo)
    No recipe-based inventory at any plan level. Square knows you sold a latte; it doesn't know what went into it. Bean reorder is still “I think we're low.”
  • vs Toast (~$69/mo + processing)
    Built for full-service restaurants. The KDS + course-fire features you don't need; the recipe-driven coffee depletion you do need isn't there.
  • vs Clover
    Locked to First Data processing. Quoted at $80–$150/mo plus per-transaction fees and the hardware lease. Recipes via a third-party app, billed extra.

Moving from Square or Toast?

  • Your items + customer list import straight from a CSV export — both Square and Toast give you one. Two clicks, ten minutes.
  • Recipes don't exist on Square or Toast, so we set them up the first time you ring each drink. Most shops do it in an evening.
  • Historical sales stay on the old system — they're yours to keep. Today's first sale on RetailPOS is a clean slate, with margin numbers that finally make sense.
  • Your Star printer and Honeywell scanner work as-is; bring-your-own-Stripe card acceptance is rolling out.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to set up the recipes for our menu?
An evening. The starter pack ships eight drinks already wired (espresso, latte 12oz / 16oz, oat latte, cappuccino, mocha, tea, americano) — those are live the moment you sign up. Your house specials get rung the first time you make them; we save the recipe as you go.
Does it work with my Stripe Reader / Star printer?
Your Star TSP143IIIBI Bluetooth printer pairs with the iPad till today; same for an Epson TM-m30, with cash drawers driven by the printer's drawer port. Bring-your-own-Stripe card acceptance — keeping your existing Stripe account and Reader M2 / M3 — is rolling out.
What about offline — what if the WiFi drops mid-rush?
The till keeps ringing. Sales queue locally; when the connection comes back they sync — no duplicates, no manual reconciliation. Included on every plan, not an upgrade.
We have two shops — can the owner see both at once?
Yes, and it's the standard pricing tier ($69/shop/month on Pro). One dashboard rolls up sales, stock, and end-of-day across every location. Move beans from one shop to the other in one tap.
What if we outgrow it — can we export everything?
One click in Settings → download every customer, every order, every receipt as a single JSON file. Your data is yours either way; we don't hold it hostage.

Recommended hardware

  • Receipt printer: Star TSP143IIIBI (Bluetooth) — pairs with iPad or laptop.
  • Scanner: Honeywell Voyager 1450G (USB) — reads pastry-display barcodes too.
  • Card terminal: Stripe Reader M2 (bring-your-own Stripe; card acceptance rolling out) — wired or BLE.
  • Cash drawer: any 24V drawer driven by the Star printer's drawer port.

See your real margin on the first sale.

No card. Real tenant. Real recipes loaded.