MiPOS vs Qashier vs SumUp POS vs Zettle by PayPal

MiPOS is a point-of-sale system from Melbourne, Australia, for cafes, restaurants, takeaways and retail shops. Qashier is a point of sale and payments platform for small businesses in Southeast Asia. SumUp POS is the point-of-sale software from payments company SumUp, sold for restaurants, cafes and retail. Zettle by PayPal is a point-of-sale app with card readers and an all-in-one terminal for taking in-person payments. All four are listed under Café & Bakery POS. They differ in price, audience and platforms.

Key differences

  • price

    On price, Qashier at $5 (currency not stated) per day; SumUp POS at GBP 49 per month, excluding VAT. These figures are not directly comparable because the currency or billing basis is not the same. MiPOS and Zettle by PayPal do not publish a starting price.

  • audience

    Not every audience is shared. Entries that only one product lists: MiPOS: Cafes that want no software subscription; Qashier: Cafes, kiosks, food courts and hawker-style outlets in Singapore; SumUp POS: Restaurants and cafes already taking SumUp payments; Zettle by PayPal: Small cafes and takeaways that want a low-cost card reader.

  • platforms

    Platform support differs. MiPOS: Web, iOS; Qashier: Web, Android; SumUp POS: Web, iOS; Zettle by PayPal: iOS, Android.

  • countries covered

    On geography, MiPOS names 1 country, Qashier names 4 countries, SumUp POS names 38 countries and Zettle by PayPal names 12 countries. No country appears in every list.

  • integrations

    The integration lists differ. MiPOS names 6 integrations, Qashier names 7 integrations, SumUp POS names 28 integrations and Zettle by PayPal names 13 integrations. 1 partner appears in every list.

Side by side

MiPOS vs Qashier vs SumUp POS vs Zettle by PayPal: side-by-side comparison from published vendor information
FieldMiPOSQashierSumUp POSZettle by PayPal
What it isMiPOS is a point-of-sale system from Melbourne, Australia, for cafes, restaurants, takeaways and retail shops.Qashier is a point of sale and payments platform for small businesses in Southeast Asia.SumUp POS is the point-of-sale software from payments company SumUp, sold for restaurants, cafes and retail.Zettle by PayPal is a point-of-sale app with card readers and an all-in-one terminal for taking in-person payments.
Best forCafes that want no software subscription; Restaurants and takeaways in Australia; Businesses that already own POS hardwareCafes, kiosks, food courts and hawker-style outlets in Singapore; Restaurants and bars; Multi-outlet restaurant groups and franchises; Businesses that want POS and payments from one providerRestaurants and cafes already taking SumUp payments; Small and mid-size hospitality venues wanting a flat monthly fee; Restaurants that use delivery appsSmall cafes and takeaways that want a low-cost card reader; Mobile and pop-up sellers
Pricing modelOne-off licenceSubscription per daySubscription per locationPercentage of sales
Starting priceNot published$5 (currency not stated) per dayGBP 49 per month, excluding VATNot published
Free planNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedYes
Free trialNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
ContractNone for software (one-off purchase)None (daily subscription, cancel any time)Not publishedNone: the vendor says there are no lock-in contracts or commitment periods
PlatformsWeb, iOSWeb, AndroidWeb, iOSiOS, Android
CountriesAustraliaMalaysia, Philippines, Singapore, ThailandAustralia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada and 32 moreBrazil, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain and 6 more
LanguagesEnglishNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Number of integrations672813
CertificationsNot publishedPCI DSSNot publishedPCI DSS
Security practicesIntegrated weighing scales licensed by the National Measurement Institute (NMI S766)MAS-licensed Major Payment Institution (Singapore), Personal data protection laws in Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and the PhilippinesEncrypted transactions, cloud backup and tax-audit compliance (no certification named)Not published
Founded200620192012Not published
HeadquartersMelbourne, AustraliaSingapore, SingaporeNot publishedNot published
OwnerExset HoldingsNot publishedNot publishedPayPal
Last reviewed29 September 202629 September 202629 September 202629 September 2026

Integrations

Named by all four

  • Xero

Named only by MiPOS

  • CAS PDII
  • EFTPOS Now with Presto
  • Linkly
  • Stripe

Named only by Qashier

  • foodpanda
  • GrabFood
  • PayNow
  • Shopee

Named only by SumUp POS

  • Deliveroo
  • Fourth
  • FreeAgent
  • KitchenCut
  • MarketMan
  • Nory
  • Opsyte
  • Otter
  • Paymentsense
  • Pepper
  • Planday
  • ResDiary
and 11 more
  • RotaCloud
  • Rotaready
  • SimpleERB
  • Tenzo
  • TipJAR
  • Uber Eats
  • Urban Piper
  • VisitOne
  • Yoyo
  • Zapier
  • Zettle

Named only by Zettle by PayPal

  • BigCommerce
  • EPOS Now
  • Goodtill
  • Lightspeed
  • Loyverse
  • Tabology
  • Tanda
  • Vend
  • Vita Mojo

Which to choose

MiPOS

Choose MiPOS if you are in one of these groups: Cafes that want no software subscription; Restaurants and takeaways in Australia; Businesses that already own POS hardware.

Qashier

Choose Qashier if your business matches one of the audiences it is listed for: Cafes, kiosks, food courts and hawker-style outlets in Singapore; Restaurants and bars; Multi-outlet restaurant groups and franchises.

SumUp POS

Choose SumUp POS if you are in one of these groups: Restaurants and cafes already taking SumUp payments; Small and mid-size hospitality venues wanting a flat monthly fee; Restaurants that use delivery apps.

Zettle by PayPal

Choose Zettle by PayPal if your business matches one of the audiences it is listed for: Small cafes and takeaways that want a low-cost card reader; Mobile and pop-up sellers.

Less suited to: Businesses needing multi-site management: the Multisite feature is not available for new merchants at this time, per the help centre.

What we could not confirm

MiPOS

  • A recurring software price (none is charged; only hardware bundles and add-ons are priced)
  • Named customers, team size and funding
  • Which operating systems the POS terminal runs on
  • Security certifications and data hosting details
  • Warranty length

Qashier

  • Currency of the $5 a day price (page shows Singapore pricing and a dollar sign only)
  • Whether a free plan exists (page says start free but names no plan)
  • Card processing (MDR) rates beyond the pricing FAQ
  • Employee count and funding
  • Interface languages and iOS availability
  • Sources for the 25,000-plus merchant claim (vendor statement)

SumUp POS

  • Contract minimum term and renewal
  • Headquarters, founders and funding (not on the vendor's site)
  • Which countries offer Point of Sale Pro
  • Card processing rates for the Pro plan
  • Interface languages, security certifications and native apps

Zettle by PayPal

  • Founding year and headquarters
  • Restaurant-specific features such as table service
  • Date PayPal acquired the business (not stated on the vendor's site)

Sources

Facts on this page come from the pages below. Prices and features change, so confirm with each vendor before you buy.

Qashier, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Homepage and navigationhttps://qashier.com/sg/
  2. Pricinghttps://qashier.com/sg/software-pricing
  3. F&B POShttps://qashier.com/sg/food-cafe-pos
  4. Restaurants and barshttps://qashier.com/sg/restaurant-bar
  5. Kitchen displayhttps://qashier.com/sg/kitchen-display-system
  6. Delivery integrationhttps://qashier.com/sg/food-delivery-partners-integration
  7. Xerohttps://qashier.com/sg/xero-integration
  8. Shopify and WooCommercehttps://qashier.com/sg/ecommerce-integration
  9. PayNowhttps://qashier.com/sg/paynow-integration
  10. QR orderinghttps://qashier.com/sg/qr-code-ordering
  11. Multi-outlethttps://qashier.com/sg/restaurant-groups
  12. APIhttps://qashier.com/sg/api-integration
  13. Securityhttps://qashier.com/sg/security
  14. Licenceshttps://qashier.com/sg/trusted-licensed
  15. Companyhttps://qashier.com/sg/about-us
  16. Supporthttps://qashier.com/sg/local-support