How much does a restaurant POS (TPV) cost?
By the Menuthere editorial team · Updated
A restaurant POS in Spain costs, per the vendors' sites and resellers and approximately, from ~€19.90/mo (Glop) up to ~€175/mo per location (Last.app), with Ágora (~€32/mo), Camarero10 (~€39.90/mo) and Qamarero (~€119/mo) in between; prices can vary and hardware is usually separate. If you only want a QR menu and your own commission-free orders, Menuthere starts on the Free plan at $0. Updated October 2026.
- Glop: from ~€19.90/mo or a one-time licence from ~€299, Verifactu-compatible (per resellers).
- Ágora: ~€32/mo or a licence from ~€102, with Veri*Factu built in (per resellers).
- Camarero10: from ~€39.90/mo. Qamarero: from ~€119/mo (first month free). Hardware separate.
- Last.app: €50/€95/€175 per location per month + VAT, with a one-time €500 + VAT setup fee.
- Menuthere is not a POS: it is the QR-menu and commission-free own-ordering layer, with a Free plan at $0.
Just a QR menu and orders? It costs less
Menuthere doesn't run the register or the kitchen, but it does run the QR menu and your own commission-free orders, with a Free plan at $0. If you don't need a full floor POS it is cheaper, and it sits alongside your POS if you already have one.
What does each restaurant POS cost per month?
It depends on the software and on whether you pay a monthly fee or a licence, and the hardware (terminal, printer, drawer) is almost always separate. These figures are approximate, taken from vendor sites and resellers, and can vary by version, number of devices and supplier. Always ask for a quote with hardware included before deciding.
| POS | From (approx.) | Verifactu |
|---|---|---|
| Glop | ~€19.90/mo or ~€299 licence | Yes |
| Ágora | ~€32/mo or ~€102 licence | Yes |
| Camarero10 | ~€39.90/mo | Not published here |
| Qamarero | ~€119/mo | Not published here |
| Last.app | €50/mo/location + €500 setup | Not published here |
Do I need a POS or is a QR menu and ordering enough?
If you run a floor with waiters, a kitchen and inventory, a full POS pays off. If what you want is for customers to order from a QR menu or your website without paying commission, an ordering layer is cheaper. Menuthere does the latter with 0% commission on every order and a Free plan at $0 (50 orders a month), and it sits alongside your POS if you already have one.
- Invoicing in Spain? Read what you need for Verifactu.
- Your own QR menu and commission-free ordering website.
- Comparing with Last.app? See its price and no-commission alternative.
Who this is a good fit for
- Bars and restaurants that want to compare the real monthly cost of the best-known restaurant POS systems in Spain.
- Small places or cafés torn between a full POS and just a QR menu with ordering.
- Owners who prefer a flat fee and 0% commission on their own orders.
Who this is not for
- Anyone who needs floor orders, inventory control, kitchen and hardware: that needs a full POS, not just Menuthere.
- Places that want the whole operation in a single certified invoicing system.
Common follow-up questions
Is there a free restaurant POS?
There are trial versions and one-time licences, but full POS systems usually cost money. If you only want a QR menu and your own orders, Menuthere's Free plan is $0, though it is not a floor POS.
Does the POS price include hardware?
Usually not. The terminal, printer and cash drawer are typically quoted separately from the software fee. Ask for an all-in quote before deciding.
Which POS is Verifactu-compatible?
Glop and Ágora state they are Verifactu-compatible per their resellers. Confirm compatibility with each vendor; Menuthere is not a certified Verifactu invoicing system.
Read next
Sources (4)
- Glop POS prices and versions 2026, VentaTPV, read 25 October 2026
- Ágora POS for restaurants (Veri*Factu), Comercial TPV, read 25 October 2026
- Camarero10: pricing and features, Appvizer, read 25 October 2026
- POS for restaurants — Qamarero, Qamarero, read 25 October 2026