The POS for
small retail stores.

MazalPOS is a POS for small retail stores that have a team on the floor: gift shops, general stores, convenience-style shops and specialty stores. The register runs on an iPad or any computer and is offline-first, so a dropped signal never stops a sale. Every sale syncs when the connection is back.

Every product sits in one inventory shared by the register, your online store and every location. Sell a candle at the counter and the website count drops at the same moment. Transfers between locations take a few taps, and low-stock alerts show what is running out before a customer asks for it.

Customers pay with cards, cash or a pay link, and on Growth with Affirm or Purchasing Power financing. Deposits sit on the customer’s balance until they are used, and customer profiles keep purchase history, invoices, balances and notes.

Most small shops run on a few full-time employees and several part-timers. With the MazalTeam app, every employee sees their schedule, clocks in, asks for days off, and checks their own hours, sales and commission on their phone. The manager approves time off from their own phone.

Commission is worked out on every sale with the goals and rates you set, and hours and commission are totaled for each pay period: the 1st to the 15th and the 16th to the end of the month. See how employee scheduling, commissions and payroll work, and open profit and loss, sales, staff and product reports from your phone.

Essentials is $99 per location per month and covers the register, inventory, customers, reports, the staff app and payments. Growth is $169 per location per month and adds the online store on the same inventory, payroll and commissions, more than one location under one login, and financing. Every plan starts with 14 days free with no card and is month to month.

We move your customers, products, staff and sales history from your old POS for free, and setup takes one day. Comparing options? Read our Square alternative guide for stores with employees, or see pricing. Selling devices or high-ticket pieces? See the POS for electronics stores and boutiques.