Countertop and wireless terminals configured for your business before they ship.
A terminal is a long-term decision because it shapes your daily workflow, and because many models are locked to the processor that supplied them. It is worth spending ten minutes on how your counter actually runs — where the customer stands, whether staff need to move, whether you need a printed receipt — before choosing.
Ethernet or Wi-Fi, integrated printer, built for a fixed till position.
Battery powered with a mobile data connection, for table service and mobile trades.
A customer-facing device that pairs with an existing till or POS system.
Your merchant ID, tip settings and receipt header are loaded before the unit ships.
Ethernet is the most stable. Wi-Fi is fine if your signal at the counter is genuinely good.
Buying outright costs more up front and less over time. Leasing is the reverse, and lease terms are often long and hard to exit.
Ask in writing whether the terminal can be reprogrammed to another processor later.
Read any lease carefully — terminal leases are frequently multi-year and non-cancellable. For most small merchants, buying outright is the cleaner choice. We will quote both.
Replacement terms depend on the equipment programme on your account. We confirm this in writing before you order.
Yes. Multiple terminals can report to one merchant ID, or to separate IDs per location if you want separate reporting.
Send a recent statement, or your monthly volume and average ticket. You get a written breakdown back — no commitment.
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