Loyverse Reviews

1. David123454321

   | Owner at David's bar | over 1 year ago
   Intuitive POS. Easy to use.

   I recently switched to Loyverse as my bar's POS system and I am extremely happy with my decision. This app has made my life so much easier and has greatly improved the efficiency of my business operations.

   The user interface is extremely user-friendly and intuitive, making it simple for my bartenders and servers to process transactions quickly and accurately. The affordable pricing options have been a huge plus, as it has allowed me to save money compared to my previous POS system.

   🏁 Competitors: Square, Square for Retail, Lightspeed, LightSpeed Restaurant, Vend, Toast

   👍 Pros:    Customization of sales screen|Intuitive|Easy user interface|Pricing|Compatibility

   👎 Cons:    Few integrations|Customization
2. Ioakim Abdurrahman

   | Owner at Eastern Coffee Town | over 2 years ago
   My Loyverse POS experience

   Hi I like this program because it is user-friendly and very cheap. For my cafeteria business, all their features are more than enough :) A big plus of their services is that they have an integration with fiscal printers in my country. So, I can use it and do not worry about the Tax office inspection :)

3. CJ Young

   | Manager at Retail Universe Enterprises | almost 3 years ago
   FREE AND USER FRIENDLY: Loyverse POS is the best POS system for small to medium businesses

   Loyverse POS is the best POS system out there for small businesses because, aside from the fact that it is free for its most basic features, it comes with a range of most efficient features that can help optimize your overall business performance. Loyverse POS has inventory management so you can keep track of your stocks and even have direct links to suppliers from the POS itself. An Employee Management feature, A loyalty Program to keep a record of your most loyal customers and even a Customer Display and Kitchen Display System to minimize the work of your staff from running around your premises.PLus, the POS integrates well with several e-commerce and accounting software. Loyverse POS also has a good customer service and help center that answers concerns and queries about the program 24/7.

   🏁 Competitors: Square for Retail

   👍 Pros:    Intuitive user interface|Inexpensive|Easy integration|Easy to use|Quick and easy

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