A stall lives and dies by speed. POSolid makes each sale one tap, so you serve more people in the same busy hour.
List your scoops, snacks, or goods with prices. A small, tidy menu means every button is right where your thumb expects it.
Tap the item, take the money, done. Perfect for a fast counter where every second in the queue counts.
Cash or card, with an instant receipt if the customer wants one — no fumbling with a separate machine.
Close the day and see exactly what you sold and earned, without counting a cash drawer by hand.
Everything you need to launch: what to buy, how the tablet, printers and internet connect, which settings to turn on, and our recommendations for every size of crew.
Pin your best-sellers to the top so the busiest items are always the first thing you tap.
Add loyalty or discount cards so returning customers get a small reward — a good reason to stop by yours instead of the next stall.
Compare sales by market or day to decide where and when it's worth setting up next.
Put ready numbers on any screen you can prop up, so people step back from the counter and come forward when their number shows.
A stall has one person, one surface and a queue. These are the six things that matter when there is no room for anything else.
Every part named above is a module of the same platform — the plans build on each other, and the 14-day trial opens all of them.
Yes. POSolid runs in a browser, so a phone in your apron is a complete till — menu, payment and receipt all on the one device. A printer and a card terminal are the only additions, and both are optional depending on how you take money.
A sale is a tap on the item and a tap to take payment. A short menu is an advantage here: with a handful of products every button sits where your thumb expects it, and nothing has to be typed or searched for.
Yes. Cash, card and mobile payment are all recorded against the sale, and a receipt can be printed or saved as a PDF if the customer asks. Which methods you offer is your choice; the totals separate them at the end of the day.
Not to find out what you sold. The day's takings are broken down by item and by payment method as the sales happen, so the figure is ready before you pack down — counting the float is then a check rather than the calculation.
Yes. Sales are recorded by day and by hour, so two markets can be compared directly — what sold, how much, and at what time of day. That is the evidence for which pitches to keep booking and which to drop.
Yes. Loyalty and discount cards are applied at the point of sale before the sale closes. At a regular market the same faces appear every week, and a card is a small reason for them to stop at yours rather than the stall beside it.
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