POS app
Most cheap readers hand you a keypad and stop there. The account includes a full point of sale: products, stock, staff, discounts, receipts and takings — on the reader, on your phone, or in a browser, on as many devices as you own.
Always the same deal
£5 a month, per business
0.4% + 1p on top of Stripe
The reader is yours, bought once
Free shipping with a plan




The parts you touch a hundred times a day, built to be touched a hundred times a day.
01 / Selling
Products and variants, quantity, discounts, split payments, partial and full refunds, and digital receipts by email or SMS.
02 / Stock
One catalogue and one stock count. It decrements as you ring up, whichever device took the sale and whichever channel it came from.
03 / People
An account per person, with permissions, clock-in and shift reports that show who took what.
04 / Books
Totals by day, product, category and staff member, reconciled against your Stripe payouts.
05 / Offline
Queue sales when the connection drops at a fair or a basement kitchen, then sync when it returns.
06 / Setup
Import products from a spreadsheet, scan barcodes to add them, or type them in as you go.
Where it runs
The £5 is per account, not per device. Put it on the shop tablet, the owner’s phone and two handhelds, and it is still five pounds.
On a phone
Android and iOS
Pairs with the WisePad 3 over Bluetooth. This is how most merchants start.
On a terminal
WisePOS E and S700
The app is the terminal’s own screen. No second device to charge or lose.
In a browser
Any laptop
For managing the catalogue, reading takings and serving from a desk rather than a counter.
These parts are separate upgrades, because plenty of merchants never need them and should not be paying for them.
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A storefront on your own domain, sharing the catalogue and the stock count with the till.
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Your Instagram posts become products in your catalogue, synced as you post. TikTok coming soon.
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Accounting, local delivery and third-party systems, fed from the same sales data.
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Contact capture on digital receipts, then campaigns and loyalty built on top.
Sales queue locally and sync when the connection comes back. Card authorisation itself needs a signal, so offline mode covers dropouts rather than a whole day off-grid.
Enough for a shop rather than a warehouse. If you are running tens of thousands of SKUs, talk to us through the help centre before you buy.
Yes. Two phones, two handhelds, or a terminal and a tablet all post into the same stock count and the same day’s takings.
Open tabs, yes. Full table mapping and course timing, no — we are a retail-first POS that bars and trucks use happily.
Sales, products and customers export as spreadsheets at any time, whether or not you still have an account with us.
The app is not the upsell. It is what the five pounds a month is for.