Clearer EPOS pricing, built around your venue.

The devices you need depend on how orders are taken, prepared and paid for. A straightforward till and printer costs less to set up than a system with handhelds, kitchen displays or self-service kiosks.

• Cafés & takeaways: A TouchPoint till and printer may cover the counter, with a kitchen printer where food orders need routing.
• Pubs & restaurants: Additional tills, PocketTouch handhelds or TouchKitchen displays can support table service and food preparation.
• QSR & high-volume venues: SelfService kiosks and additional screens can spread demand across service points.

Worth considering: Choose reliable, service-ready hardware for the way your team actually trades; the lowest initial cost is not always the best value if downtime interrupts service.

Core sales and reporting may be enough for some venues. Extra software modules and licences can add capabilities, as well as an ongoing cost, when your operation needs them.

• Stock & waste: Track what is selling, what needs replenishing and where waste occurs.
• Tables & kitchen routing: Manage orders by table and send the right information to the preparation team.
• Loyalty & gift cards: Offer ways for customers to return and spend again where those features suit your venue.
• Cloud reporting: See sales and performance data away from the till, subject to the modules selected.

Worth considering: Select the features your team will use, and check which licences and modules are included in your written quote.

Connecting EPOS with other business tools can reduce double entry, but compatibility, setup work and any subscription fees need to be confirmed for your chosen services.

• Accounting: Pass the right sales data to a compatible accounts workflow instead of re-entering figures.
• Bookings & customer data: Link reservations or customer records where a suitable connection is available.
• Online ordering & delivery: Bring orders from your own app, website or a compatible delivery service into a workable service flow.

Worth considering: We will confirm which connections are supported and what they cost before recommending them for your setup.

Support is about keeping service running, not just fixing faults. The scope of installation, training and ongoing assistance can affect both your setup and recurring costs.

• Remote guidance: Help with everyday questions, configuration and troubleshooting when your team needs it.
• On-site installation & training: Hands-on setup and a practical handover for staff can be included in the agreed proposal.
• Coverage during trade: Compare support hours, response routes and what is included in the plan before you choose.

Worth considering: Agree what happens if a device or connection fails during a busy shift, and choose support that fits your opening hours.

More tills, handhelds and locations mean more hardware and configuration. Multi-site reporting and shared setup may create efficiencies, but the actual costs depend on your specification.

• One site: A single till and preparation printer keep a small venue's hardware needs straightforward.
• More service points: Extra terminals, handhelds and screens can affect device licences, networking and installation.
• Multiple locations: Central menus, stock views and reporting can help teams work consistently across sites where configured.

Worth considering: Your quote will show the equipment, licences and setup needed for each site; any shared-licence or volume savings must be confirmed rather than assumed.