A fast, multi-location POS on the tablets you already own

Most restaurant point-of-sale systems start with a hardware quote. Opero starts with the tablets you already own. Opero POS runs on standard iPads and Android tablets — bring as many as you want — and ships one payment device per location so you can take cards on day one. There are no per-device fees and no leased terminals to sign for.

What Opero POS is

Opero POS is the point of sale at the center of your Restaurant OS. It's where staff ring in orders, fire tickets to the kitchen, split and merge checks, apply discounts, and close out payments. Because it's part of one connected platform rather than a standalone register, every order it creates flows straight into your menu, inventory, CRM, and command center without exports or integrations to babysit.

• ✓Order entry built for speed — modifiers, combos, and per-item notes in a few taps
• ✓Split checks by seat, item, or amount; merge tables when a party combines
• ✓Discounts, comps, and refunds with clear records on every order
• ✓Embedded payments on the included device — the order and the payment are one record
• ✓Works across all your locations under a single dashboard

How it runs on Opero's one-menu spine

Opero is built on a single menu spine: you define a menu once, then each location copies it and edits what it needs — price, availability, local items — without breaking the parent. Your POS reads from that per-location menu directly. Change a price or 86 an item, and every tablet at that location reflects it immediately. No re-keying the same menu into five different registers, and no drift between what the kitchen sees and what the POS rings up.

The same spine connects POS to recipe costing. When a server rings in a dish, the recipe behind it draws down inventory, so your food cost and stock levels stay live instead of being reconstructed at month-end.

Why BYO-tablet and per-location pricing matter

Traditional POS pricing scales with your hardware: more stations, more terminals, more monthly fees. That punishes you for growing. Opero flips the model. You bring the tablets, Opero brings the software and one payment device per location, and you pay one flat price for that location — Starter $99, Growth $249, or Pro $499 per location per month, month-to-month.

• ✓Add a station for a Friday rush by grabbing another tablet you already own — no new line item
• ✓Replace a cracked screen at the electronics store, not through a hardware lease
• ✓Budget by location, not by device count — pricing you can predict as you scale
• ✓No multi-year terminal contracts to unwind if you change your mind

Who Opero POS is for

Opero POS fits operators who want one system across the front of house instead of a stack of disconnected tools — and who'd rather own their tablets than lease terminals.

• ✓Multi-location groups that need consistent menus and one dashboard across sites
• ✓Full-service restaurants juggling tables, split checks, and coursing
• ✓Quick-service and fast-casual spots that live and die by order speed
• ✓New openings that want to launch on hardware they can buy off the shelf
• ✓Operators tired of per-terminal fees and multi-year hardware leases

How POS connects to the rest of the OS

The POS is one surface on a single platform, so the order it creates is the same order everyone else sees:

• ✓Kitchen Display (KDS): tickets fire to the line the moment a check is sent
• ✓Kiosk & QR ordering: guest-placed orders land in the same queue as server-rung ones
• ✓Inventory & recipe costing: each sale draws down stock and updates food cost
• ✓CRM & loyalty: checks tie to guest profiles, so loyalty and history just work
• ✓AI command center: every transaction feeds the sales, labor, and inventory insights across all your locations

Because labor cost surfaces in the command center, you can see how sales track against staffing — grounded in real clocked hours from the built-in staff time-clock (available on Growth and up).