Selection GuideLast updated: October 9, 2026

Best POS Software in Turkey (2026): Category by Category

A restaurant, café or bar owner looking for POS software in Turkey faces dozens of products, each calling itself the best. The honest answer is that there is no single best POS: the best choice differs for a venue that wants to collect delivery-platform orders on one screen, one that wants to keep selling when the internet drops, and a café that only wants a digital menu.

This page groups the POS products used in Turkey in 2026 into categories, assesses each on the same six criteria and reports for every product only what its own site says. Genu is on the list too, and we state plainly where it is strong. The detailed Genu vs X pages carry the prices and feature tables; links to all of them are at the bottom of the page.

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Verification note

This page was written by Genu; we are not an impartial third party. Competitor information is taken as of 9 October 2026 (some from late September) from each product's own public pages and the verified cells of the detailed Genu vs X pages; no third-party blogs, comparison sites or guesses were used. 'Not stated on the official pages' does not mean a feature is absent. There is no ranking; products within a category are listed in no particular order. Prices, features and integrations may change; always rely on the official site for current information. If you see an error, tell us and we will correct it.

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How we assessed: six criteria

Criterion	Why it matters	How we looked
Working without internet	Outages arrive at peak hours. 'Works offline' can mean anything from seeing open bills to new orders, payments and closing in full.	The statement on the product's own site and its scope. Where the scope is not written we noted 'not detailed' rather than writing absence. Detail: the offline POS guide.
Price transparency	A product that quotes a price on request is hard to set beside one with list prices; monthly vs annual, VAT included vs excluded and module splits change the sum.	Whether the price is published on the site and in what unit. We did not copy competitor figures on this page; see the relevant Genu vs X page for numbers.
QR ordering	Showing a menu and taking an order are different jobs; who the order lands with (waiter, kitchen, straight to the bill) decides how well bad and mistaken orders are handled.	Whether it is a QR menu or QR ordering, whether the waiter approves orders, and whether it connects to the cashier and kitchen.
Integrations	Orders from Yemeksepeti, Getir, Trendyol and Migros, cash-register (ÖKC) integration, e-Fatura/e-Arşiv and accounting links are mandatory for many venues.	The list the product publishes on its own integration page. This is where competitors are strong; Genu's gaps are in a separate section.
AI	AI speeds up menu and price changes and report reading, but an assistant that changes things without approval is a risk.	Whether the product says it has AI features and whether changes depend on approval.
Support and setup	Setup, training and reachability during a fault shape the first week.	The setup, training and support model each product states (dealer network, free setup, support hours). We did not write support claims we could not verify.

How to read this list

There is no ranking: products within a category are listed in no particular order and with equal weight. 'Not stated' for a product on a criterion does not mean the feature is absent; only that it could not be verified on its official pages on the comparison date. Ask in the sales conversation. For selection criteria see the how to choose POS software guide; if you are moving from another system, see the Transfer Bonus page.

1. Cloud bill and POS software (table-service venues)

Subscription products opened from a browser or tablet, covering table service, a kitchen display, stock and reports. The most crowded category. Each product has its own Genu vs X page for detail.

Product	What stands out on its official site	Detail page
Genu	QR menu (Basic) → QR ordering, waiter approval, stock, recipes, customer accounts (Premium) → bills, cashier, kitchen display, end-of-day, a Desktop cashier that keeps working when the internet drops (Pro). One annual price, every module in the plan. Basic $199 · Premium $499 · Pro $999 (annual, VAT included)	This page; plan detail at genu.tr/fiyatlar
Adisyo	Publishes its prices package by package and module by module; more than eight delivery platforms and cash-register (ÖKC) integration as add-on modules; QR menu as an add-on.	Genu vs Adisyo
RestoMenum	Modular sales: a Standart package plus add-on modules; stock, recipes, customer accounts and expenses in the Standart plan; the waiter approves the order at the table. Partial offline mode.	Genu vs RestoMenum
Ari Adisyon	Alongside the cloud edition, a local installation option where the server runs at the venue; Yemeksepeti, Trendyol Go and Hugin cash-register integration; no setup fee or commitment.	Genu vs Ari Adisyon
Adisyon.ai	Yemeksepeti, TrendyolGo, Getir and Migros Yemek integration; cash-register (ÖKC) and e-Fatura/e-Arşiv support, courier tracking, kiosk, Caller ID.	Genu vs Adisyon.ai
MeliPOS	Delivery-platform and cash-register integration, Caller ID, courier map tracking, a self-service ordering module; cloud-based.	Genu vs MeliPOS
YepPos	Yemeksepeti, Getir, Trendyol Yemek and Migros Yemek integrations, cash-register POS and Caller ID support, a courier module.	Genu vs YepPos
Poster POS	Low monthly entry price, a 'fully functional offline' statement on its home page, a kitchen display (Kitchen Kit), an open API.	Genu vs Poster POS
Menulux	Restaurant automation active since 2013 with a wide integration range; the main POS package is monthly, and capabilities such as QR menu and waiter handhelds are monthly add-on modules.	Genu vs Menulux
KardoPOS	Cloud POS with a wide integration list (accounting, cash register, payment providers, delivery platforms). Gives its price by quote.	Genu vs KardoPOS

2. Locally installed, licensed and automation software

Products installed on a computer, often sold as a one-time or annual licence and tied to ERP, cash-register and e-document ecosystems. Offline operation here is often a natural result of the architecture; it is still worth asking which operations continue.

Product	What stands out on its official site	Detail page
SambaPOS	POS installed on Windows with a one-time licence; its pages state it works without an internet connection. Requires Windows 10 or higher.	Genu vs SambaPOS
Wolvox Restoran (Akınsoft)	Windows-licensed restaurant packages; getting ERP, cash-register, e-Adisyon and delivery-platform integrations from the same maker, and a wide solution-partner network.	Genu vs Wolvox Restoran
MAPOS	Annual or perpetual bill licence; eight cash-register POS brands, four food platforms, Logo / Mikro / Nebim accounting integration.	Genu vs MAPOS
robotPOS	One-time licence and per-branch monthly module pricing; a hybrid architecture and an offline statement; the Manager series for chains.	Genu vs robotPOS
Estorix	The Windows till application keeps working when the internet is down: orders, bills, payments, receipts, kitchen / bar printing, the cash report and ÖKC integration; marketplace integrations and the AI assistant do not work offline.	Genu vs Estorix
Restroid	Local database first: taking orders, opening tabs, closing bills, the local kitchen screen and the printer keep working during an outage; broad cash-register (ÖKC) and delivery-platform integrations, modular pricing.	Genu vs Restroid
ROP	Long-established modular restaurant automation; cash-register, e-document, marketplace and courier integrations, mobile handheld and kiosk modules; gives its price by quote.	Genu vs ROP
OrderMAX	Cash-register / EFT-POS device compatibility, e-Fatura / e-Arşiv / e-Adisyon, Logo and Netsis integration, delivery platforms, kiosk; offline operation only in the Pro package.	Genu vs OrderMAX
Optimus POS	Ingenico, Hugin, Beko, Inpos and Pavo cash registers, e-documents, delivery platforms, Caller ID, kiosk and Logo / Netsis transfer.	Genu vs Optimus POS

3. Delivery and integration-focused products

If most orders come from platforms such as Yemeksepeti, Getir, Trendyol and Migros, or by phone, the strength of these products is order collection and courier management.

SepetTakip: offers broad integrations to delivery-heavy venues with its table management (MasaTakip), live courier tracking (KuryeTakip) and phone ordering (CallerPlus) products (Genu vs SepetTakip).
Hızlıyo: charges per order; focuses on marketplaces and couriers (Genu vs Hızlıyo).
Suitable POS: starts free and earns from delivery-platform commission (Genu vs Suitable).
iSepetim: Yemeksepeti, Trendyol Go, Migros Yemek and Getir integrations, courier management, monthly no-commitment packages; its iKasa tablet app keeps recording sales when the internet drops (Genu vs iSepetim).
Adisyonline: delivery and courier organisation, a web order form; platform orders on one screen (in the Platform Entegre package, with an annual extra fee per platform) (Genu vs Adisyonline).
GoPOS: over 50 integrations; five cash-register brands, Yemeksepeti / Getir / Uber Eats / Migros Yemek, e-Fatura and accounting software such as Logo and Mikro, couriers and a call centre (Genu vs GoPOS).
GaziMenu: Yemeksepeti, Getir, Trendyol, Migros, cash-register and accounting/ERP integrations, 0% order commission, a no-commitment monthly plan (Genu vs GaziMenu).

4. QR menu services (menu only, or menu and ordering)

For venues that only want a digital menu or keep their bills in another system. Most of these products do not offer bills, a cashier or a kitchen display; a comparison is meaningful only for the menu layer. In Genu the QR menu is in every plan (from Basic); QR ordering is in Premium, bills and the cashier in Pro.

FineDine: a globally operating platform focused on digital menus and ordering (Genu vs FineDine).
Menum: low annual price, a permanently free package, unlimited languages (Genu vs Menum).
MONU: low monthly price, a free package, allergen/calorie management, a structure that scales to unlimited branches (Genu vs MONU).
SweetQR: low annual price, ready-made physical QR products and legal menu lists (Genu vs SweetQR).
Jetrik: commission-free online ordering and payment, reservations with a deposit option, your own branded mobile site (Genu vs Jetrik).
Foost: fast menu setup with AI, multilingual translation (8 languages in the top plan) (Genu vs Foost).
Allfred: unlimited items and a single low monthly price (Genu vs Allfred).
DijitalMenü: menu design flexibility, multiple languages, Happy Hour / 1+1 campaign tools, virtual POS payment at the table (Genu vs DijitalMenü).
dijital.menu: module-based pricing, commission-free ordering, an open API, more than 30 menu languages (Genu vs dijital.menu).
Avdena QR: hotel and holiday-village scenarios; room QR, a guest hub, announcements, surveys (Genu vs Avdena).
MenuPlus: monthly payment, an open VAT-inclusive price, modules that can be added as needed (Genu vs MenuPlus).

5. Enterprise, chain and global solutions

For structures that want a restaurant under the same roof as a hotel, international use or a single system with ERP. These products mostly quote prices on request; they are not compared at the same scale as Genu, and the comparison pages are framed as 'two different categories'.

Oracle MICROS Simphony: a global enterprise cloud POS; more than 200 integration partners, an open API, kiosk, Oracle KDS, workforce management and 24/7 support (Genu vs Oracle MICROS).
Protel: an enterprise hotel and restaurant solution built on Oracle MICROS Simphony Cloud; the same roof as its hotel software, 24/7 support (Genu vs Protel).
Simpra: strong in integration breadth, hotel restaurants, international use and multi-branch setups; publishes its price in euros (Genu vs Simpra).
DİA Restoran: the restaurant module of a cloud ERP family; for structures that want a single ERP with accounting, finance, stock, purchasing and e-invoicing (Genu vs DİA Restoran).
YemekPOS: an ERP + POS suite for branched and franchise chains; franchise management, courier and delivery integrations, kiosk (Genu vs YemekPOS).
Loyverse: a free core POS with paid add-ons; sales recording without internet (Genu vs Loyverse).
Restajet: a direct-ordering platform built around a brand-specific mobile app, website and loyalty; does not sell its own POS and syncs with your existing one (Genu vs Restajet).
Motus Bulut: a cloud platform focused on barcode sales, stock, customer accounts and pre-accounting; has an add-on module for restaurants and cafés (Genu vs Motus Bulut).

Genu: where it is strong

Genu is built as the operating system of a table-service restaurant: QR menu, QR ordering, waiter and kitchen screens, bills and the cashier, stock-recipes-customer accounts-expenses, end-of-day and multi-branch in one panel. Basic $199 · Premium $499 · Pro $999 (annual, VAT included). Each higher plan includes the one below; Basic is the QR menu only, and bills and the cashier start at Pro.

Strengths: with Pro + Genu Desktop, new orders, payments, closing bills and the end-of-day continue when the internet is down; approval-card AI and an MCP connection (nothing changes without approval); waiter-approved QR ordering; table QR identity and join approval for an occupied table; cancellations that require a reason, with an audit log; a commission-free own pickup / home-delivery channel; an HQ panel for multiple branches.
Roadmap: cash-register (ÖKC) and delivery-platform integrations.
Support: Enterprise has priority support; the Chain contract has managed setup, VIP support and an SLA.

Which venues is Genu designed for?

Table-service restaurants: QR ordering, waiter approval, kitchen display and bills in one flow.
Cafés: start with a digital menu on Basic and grow into ordering, bills and the cashier with Premium and Pro.
Multi-branch businesses: 2-3 branches are self-serve (Pro price × branches), 4+ branches custom-priced; an HQ panel and one view across all branches.
Venues at risk of internet outages: with Pro + Genu Desktop the cashier keeps working through an outage.
Those who do not want to pay commission on orders: a commission-free own pickup / home-delivery channel.

Three steps before you decide

Pick two or three products and set up each one's free demo with your own menu; try ordering, kitchen tickets, split payment and end-of-day at real service speed.
Cut the till's internet and write down which operations continue: new table, order, kitchen ticket, payment, closing, end-of-day.
List your integration needs (delivery platform, cash register, accounting) in writing and put the list to each product. The detailed 20-point checklist is in the how to choose POS software guide.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the best POS software in Turkey?

There is no single best; it depends on the venue's needs. For table-service restaurants, cafés and multi-branch businesses, Genu is designed around a cashier that keeps selling through an internet outage, a commission-free own ordering channel and approval-card AI. This page lists the products by category, in no ranking, as each states itself on its official site.

How much does restaurant POS software cost?

Pricing models differ widely: some products are monthly, some annual, some a one-time licence, some priced by quote, and VAT included/excluded displays vary. Genu's price is open: Basic $199 · Premium $499 · Pro $999 (annual, VAT included). For competitor figures see the relevant Genu vs X page; each page states the competitor price in its own unit and with its date.

Is there POS software that works when the internet is down?

Yes, several products state offline operation, but the scope differs: some only show open bills, others keep orders and the cashier going. In Genu, on the Pro plan with Genu Desktop, new orders, payments, closing bills and the end-of-day continue during an outage, and every transaction is recorded in the cloud exactly once when the connection returns. See the offline POS guide for the comparison and the test method.

Does Genu integrate with cash registers (ÖKC)?

Cash-register (ÖKC) and delivery-platform integrations are on the roadmap.

Is there free POS software?

Some products state a free tier on their official sites: Loyverse has a free core POS, Suitable POS starts free (earning from delivery-platform commission), MenuBu has a free Başlangıç plan, Kafe360 a free QR menu and Menum a permanently free package. Their scope may be limited; the relevant Genu vs X pages carry the detail. Genu's plans are paid; the 30-day free trial requires no credit card.

Is a QR menu enough, or do I need POS software?

A QR menu shows the menu. Customers ordering from the table, orders reaching the waiter and the kitchen, bills closing and the cashier keeping the end-of-day need the ordering and bill layer. In Genu the QR menu is in Basic and above, QR ordering and waiter approval from Premium, and bills, the cashier, the kitchen display and the end-of-day in Pro.

Is this list impartial?

This page was written by Genu; we are not an impartial third party and we don't pretend to be. What we do: take competitor information only from official sites, state it with its date, write strengths plainly, state Genu's features as they appear in our inventory, and add no claim we could not verify.

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