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Is there a free POS? What's really free and what costs money

Yes, there are free POS systems, but "free" almost always means the software only.

Yes, there are free POS systems, but "free" almost always means the software only. A device, a printer and card processing cost money even with a free POS. And everything the law requires from a POS applies to it too.

Three kinds of "free POS"

What costs money even with a free POS

What the law requires even from a free POS

Software that must be registered but isn't: according to the Tax Authority, books kept in it are treated as if they were never kept.

5 questions before you start with a free POS

Free POS from KupaLi

Start free · What's in the free plan · The POS system guide

FAQ

Is there really a free cash register?

Yes. There are permanent free plans, with usage limits. Hardware and processing are separate.

Is a free POS legal?

Yes, if the software is listed in the software registry and produces the required documents. The duty applies to free software too.

What's the catch with a free POS?

Usually usage limits, or having to process cards through the company. Ask what happens when you pass the limit.

Are 300 receipts a month enough?

That's about 10 sales a day. A business just starting out usually manages with that.

Does a free POS issue tax invoices?

KupaLi's free POS issues a receipt for every sale. Tax invoices and allocation numbers (מספר הקצאה) are issued in your invoicing software.

Do I need a credit card to sign up?

It depends on the company. KupaLi's free POS doesn't need one.

Is there support?

In KupaLi: a smart in-app assistant around the clock, and email support.

Further reading

Start free

One branch. One user. 300 receipts a month. ₪0 for the software.
Offline mode — keep selling when the internet drops

Open your free POS

Start at ₪0 and grow with us whenever you’re ready: Register ₪79 or Smart POS ₪119 per branch per month + VAT — same account, all your data.

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