How much does Parrot POS cost?
By the Menuthere editorial team · Updated
Parrot POS in Mexico costs, per its website, about $1,800 MXN a month (Starter), $2,100 MXN (Pro) and $2,800 MXN (All-In-One), all plus VAT (IVA), with a promotional Early plan of ~$949 MXN a month for the first 12 months. Parrot says it charges no per-order commission. Prices can vary and extra devices add to the cost. Updated October 2026.
- Parrot monthly plans, per its website and plus VAT: Starter ~$1,800 MXN, Pro ~$2,100 MXN, All-In-One ~$2,800 MXN.
- Promotional Early plan: ~$949 MXN a month for the first 12 months, with a terminal and support included.
- Parrot says 0% per-order commission: your orders are 100% yours.
- Extra devices or invoicing above the included limit raise the cost; confirm when you sign up.
- Parrot is a full point of sale; Menuthere is the QR-menu and commission-free ordering layer, and the Free plan is $0.
Add commission-free orders to your POS
Menuthere gives you a QR menu, your own ordering page and WhatsApp ordering on your number, with 0% commission and a Free plan at $0. It sits alongside your point of sale: Parrot rings up the till, Menuthere captures your direct online orders.
What plans and prices does Parrot POS have?
Per Parrot's website, its monthly plans run from Starter to All-In-One, all plus VAT, with a promotional Early plan for the first 12 months. Prices can vary by promotion, number of devices and invoices issued, so confirm yours when you sign up. Parrot runs on a flat monthly fee and says it charges no per-order commission.
| Plan | Price a month | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Early (promo) | ~$949 MXN | First 12 months, terminal and support |
| Starter | ~$1,800 MXN | + VAT |
| Pro | ~$2,100 MXN | + VAT |
| All-In-One | ~$2,800 MXN | + VAT |
What does Parrot POS include, and does it charge commission?
Parrot is a restaurant point of sale: till, orders, kitchen, inventory, delivery-app integration, a payment terminal and support. Parrot says it takes no commission on your orders, so they are 100% yours. What raises the cost is extra devices and, on some plans, going past the included invoice limit.
Who this is a good fit for
- Restaurants that want their own ordering page with a QR menu and 0% commission, separate from the till.
- Places that already have repeat customers and want to capture those orders without paying a percentage.
- Owners who want to start free and move to a paid plan only when it pays for itself.
Who this is not for
- Anyone who needs a full point of sale with a till, stock control, kitchen and CFDI invoicing built in: that is what a POS like Parrot is for, and Menuthere does not replace it.
- Larger restaurants with several tills and handhelds who want everything in one point-of-sale system.
Common follow-up questions
Does Parrot POS have a free trial?
Parrot offers a promotional Early plan at a reduced price for the first 12 months, not a permanent free version. Confirm the terms and what is included directly with Parrot, as they change by promotion.
Does Parrot POS charge a per-order commission?
Parrot says it takes no commission on your orders: they are 100% yours and you pay a flat monthly fee. The same is true of Menuthere, which is 0% commission on every plan, including the Free plan at $0.
Do I need Parrot if I only want a QR menu and online orders?
Not necessarily. If all you want is a QR menu and your own commission-free ordering page, Menuthere covers that from $0. Parrot makes sense when you also need a till, inventory and CFDI invoicing built in.
Read next
Sources (3)
- Parrot plans and pricing (Early plan), Parrot Software, read 25 October 2026
- How much does a restaurant POS cost? 2026 guide, OlaClick, read 25 October 2026
- Menuthere pricing — 0% commission on every plan, Menuthere, read 25 October 2026