A pizza POS built for half and half.
NoPOS was designed around the way a pizza store works on a Friday night: splits and extras at the till, tickets the make line can read, and an oven that sets the pace.
Faster at the till.
A large pizza takes two taps, and a half and half with extras about five. When an order qualifies for a deal, the till says so ("You qualify for 2 Large for R199, save R89"), so staff don't have to remember the deals and customers don't miss them.
A make line that can read the ticket.
Tickets by station
Each station sees the build, half by half: "L THIN | ½ Regina ½ Margherita | +cheese".
Fired by promised time
A 19:10 delivery doesn't hold up an 18:35 collection, because tickets fire by promised time, not arrival.
Oven pacing
NoPOS knows the oven's capacity, shows how far behind the kitchen is running and gives honest ready times.
Your own online orders, with no commission.
Customers order from your own branded ordering site or inside WhatsApp, with the full menu, including half and half and deals, and live stock. Paid orders go straight into the till and kitchen. A driver app covers your own drivers, with trips from the dispatch station, live tracking for the customer and proof of delivery. Orders are paid before they leave the store, so drivers never handle cash.
Uber Eats and Mr D connections are built, and go live once each provider approves them. They are part of the Premium plan.
Stores on a shaky line can read how NoPOS keeps trading offline, and groups can see the franchise head office.
Questions owners ask.
Can it do half and half with different extras?
Yes. A half and half with extras takes about five taps, and the kitchen ticket shows the build half by half.
Does it handle deals like 2 Large for R199?
Yes. The till suggests a deal the moment an order qualifies, and online ordering includes deals too.
Do we need new hardware?
Often not. NoPOS runs on Windows tills, Android devices and Epson network printers you already have. If you need more, our online shop sells it.
Does it work with Uber Eats and Mr D?
Those connections are not live yet. They are built and go live once each provider approves them.
What does it cost?
Standard is R1,499 and Premium is R2,999 per store a month, excl. VAT, month-to-month, with no commission on your sales or card payments.
Ring up a half and half yourself.
Start a free 30-day trial, or book a demo and we'll set it up next to your current system.