Freedom POS

Select Your Business Type.

Freedom POS is a point-of-sale and business operations platform with separate workflows for table service restaurants, quick service, retail, and services and salons.

Start with the workflow that fits the way your team sells, serves, and gets paid. A restaurant, a shop, and a salon do not run the same day, so each one gets its own workflow on one shared platform.

A public product overview. Sign-in and operating tools stay in the separate Freedom POS platform.

Choose your business type

The right starting point changes the conversation.

Restaurants, stores, and service teams do not run the same day. Each Freedom POS solution gives the work a name before the platform brings it together.

Operator-level context

Start with the handoffs your team feels every day.

Good product conversations begin with the counter, the room, the shelf, or the schedule — then follow the work through to close.

These people and business scenes are AI-generated representative launch imagery. They are not actual Freedom POS customers or testimonials.

Compare all four solutions
Restaurant cooks and servers working together along a warmly lit pass.
Table Service — documentary-inspired launch art.
Counter-service team members coordinating orders beside a café register.
Quick Service — documentary-inspired launch art.
Retail staff helping a customer at a display table while another team member prepares stock.
Retail — documentary-inspired launch art.
Salon team members welcoming a client at the front desk during a service appointment.
Services & Salons — documentary-inspired launch art.

One platform underneath

Switch between the register, the kitchen, and the stockroom without switching platforms.

Each business type gets its own workflow and its own vocabulary. Underneath, the same platform carries your merchant and location details, your people and their permissions, your payments, and your reporting.

See what is in the platform
Merchant and locationKeep each business, brand, and store distinct while owners still see every location in one place.
People and permissionsGive owners, managers, staff, providers, and accountants a view scoped to their job.
Payments and reportingTie every payment back to the check, order, or appointment it belongs to, and report on all of it together.

Common questions

The questions owners ask first.

Short, direct answers about what Freedom POS is, what it costs, and what is actually live today.

What is Freedom POS?

Freedom POS is a merchant operating platform: independent point-of-sale and business operations software. It is organized around four business-specific workflows, Table Service, Quick Service, Retail, and Services and Salons, so each type of business gets a screen flow and vocabulary that matches its actual day. Underneath, those four workflows are designed to share the same merchant, location, staff, payment, and reporting data.

Who is Freedom POS for?

Freedom POS is designed for four kinds of businesses: full-service restaurants that manage tables and checks, counter-service and fast-casual restaurants running a fast line, retail stores and shops selling from a catalog, and appointment-led businesses like salons, spas, and wellness studios. Each business type gets its own workflow built around how that team already talks about its day, rather than one generic checkout screen.

How much does Freedom POS cost?

Freedom POS does not publish public pricing. Cost depends on factors such as which business type and workflow you need, how many locations you run, and which parts of the platform you use, so there is no fixed price to quote here. Contact Freedom POS to get pricing specific to your business.

Is Freedom POS live, or is it still in development?

Freedompos.com is a public product overview of Freedom POS, not a live ordering or payment system. Quick Service is the most complete v1 demo today, walking through order, pay, produce, ready, and report; Table Service, Retail, and Services and Salons are shown as product previews rather than demos. Everything on this site is illustrative and meant to show how the product is designed to work, not a system currently processing real transactions.

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Start with the work

A clearer path from first conversation to real product context.

01Choose the lane.

Begin with the business type your team already understands.

02See the workflow.

Walk through the moments that define the day, not a generic feature list.

03Build the right depth.

Use a shared platform foundation while each vertical keeps its own language.

Ready for a closer look?

See your business in action.

Tell us which business type fits, and we can walk through the operating context that matters to your team.

See your business in action