Comparison of
Epos Now, Clover, DejaPayPro, and Square
A complete POS comparison guide to help you avoid costly mistakes.
HARDWARE COMPARISON
HARDWARE
EPOSNOW
CLOVER
DEJAPAYPRO
SQUARE
Inventory Tracking
Remote Reporting Access
Integration To QuickBooks
Gift And Loyalty Card Integrations
Employee Training
FREE Installation Support
Access to app market integrations
Multi location Business
FREE Menu upload
Integration to Online Ordering
App Marketplace
App Marketplace
Included
Agnostic Hardware
PAYMENT PROCESSING With Electronic Money Company
HARDWARE
EPOSNOW
CLOVER
DEJAPAYPRO
SQUARE
Choose Your Own Payment Processor
Payment Processing Monthly Reconciliation
Chargeback Support
Negotiable Rates and Fees
Dual Pricing
Service & Support
Summary:
Epos Now has advanced features and reporting, making it ideal for multi-station and multi-location enterprises such as restaurants, quick-serve pizza shops, bars and pubs, retail stores, nail salons, car washes, and convenience stores. It integrates with over 130 apps in its marketplace, including WooCommerce, Shopify, QuickBooks, Sage, scheduling tools, payroll systems, and marketing software such as MailChimp.
Clover is a robust system with all the bells and whistles and is designed for multi-location businesses. Multi Locations are integrated into one reporting portal. Many app integrations are available on its marketplace. It is trusted by 6,000,000 merchants worldwide. Rates & fees for payment processing are negotiable with Electronic Money Company.
DejaPayPro is designed for the mom and pop one-location shop. It is inexpensive, but plenty powerful for a one-location business. Gift and loyalty cards can be integrated. Dejapaypro can integrate with your current tablet, cash drawer, scanner, and receipt printer. Installation and training support is fantastic! Rates & fees for payment processing are negotiable with Electronic Money Company.
Square is for small businesses just getting started, processing under $10,000 per month. Because Square aggregates all merchants into one account, individual merchants have no monthly reconciliation reports. Customer service and support are limited. Processing fees are high for merchants who have volumes higher than $10,000 per month.