Tender POS

Tender POS turns the online store you already run into a till at your counter. YOUR CATALOG IS ALREADY THERE Your products, prices and stock come from the store you already have. Scan a barcode and the product is on screen straight away, because Tender keeps a synced copy of your catalog instead of waiting on your store's API at the counter. Nothing to re-enter, no second catalog to keep up to date. CARD PAYMENTS ON THE TERMINAL YOU ALREADY HAVE Tender drives your existing payment terminal. Your agreement with your payment provider stays exactly as it is, at the rates you already negotiated. Tap the total, the terminal wakes up, the customer pays. EVERYTHING A COUNTER NEEDS - Scan with the camera, or search by name, SKU or barcode - Cash and card, split across both if the customer wants - Refunds back to the original card through the same terminal - Gift cards - Receipts printed over Bluetooth or your network, or sent by email or text - Counted cash sessions to open and close the day - Stock counts on the shop floor - Look up past orders and customer details - A personal code for each cashier, so everyone signs in as themselves and sees only what you allow SALES FLOW BACK AUTOMATICALLY Every sale you ring up shows up in your store's admin with stock adjusted, so you keep one set of numbers whether the customer bought online or walked in. PRICING €20 per €10,000 processed, and the first €10,000 is free. No subscription, no fee per register, and Tender never takes a cut of your transactions. Cancel whenever you like. AVAILABLE IN SEVEN LANGUAGES English, Dutch, French, German, Spanish, Swedish and Norwegian Bokmål. Choose the cashier language in Settings. Receipts and the customer display follow the store language. GETTING STARTED Choose Try demo to explore a sample catalog without an account. You need a Tender account with a store connected. Set that up at tenderpos.io, then sign in here on the shop floor. Works today with Shopify and Medusa for your catalog, and with Mollie, PAY.nl and Adyen for payments. WooCommerce and Magento are on the way. Questions? [email protected]