MiPOS vs SumUp POS
MiPOS is a point-of-sale system from Melbourne, Australia, for cafes, restaurants, takeaways and retail shops. SumUp POS is the point-of-sale software from payments company SumUp, sold for restaurants, cafes and retail. Both are listed under Café & Bakery POS. They differ in price, audience and countries covered.
Key differences
price
The only starting price published is SumUp POS's: GBP 49 per month, excluding VAT. MiPOS does not publish a starting price.
audience
The audiences they list differ. Listed for one product only, for example: MiPOS: Cafes that want no software subscription; SumUp POS: Restaurants and cafes already taking SumUp payments.
countries covered
MiPOS names 1 country and SumUp POS names 38 countries. 1 country appears in every list.
integrations
The integration lists differ. MiPOS names 6 integrations and SumUp POS names 28 integrations. 2 partners appear in every list.
company background
Founding years: MiPOS, 2006; SumUp POS, 2012.
Side by side
| Field | MiPOS | SumUp POS |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | MiPOS is a point-of-sale system from Melbourne, Australia, for cafes, restaurants, takeaways and retail shops. | SumUp POS is the point-of-sale software from payments company SumUp, sold for restaurants, cafes and retail. |
| Best for | Cafes that want no software subscription; Restaurants and takeaways in Australia; Businesses that already own POS hardware | Restaurants and cafes already taking SumUp payments; Small and mid-size hospitality venues wanting a flat monthly fee; Restaurants that use delivery apps |
| Pricing model | One-off licence | Subscription per location |
| Starting price | Not published | GBP 49 per month, excluding VAT |
| Free plan | Not published | Not published |
| Free trial | Not published | Not published |
| Contract | None for software (one-off purchase) | Not published |
| Platforms | Web, iOS | Web, iOS |
| Countries | Australia | Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada and 32 more |
| Languages | English | Not published |
| Number of integrations | 6 | 28 |
| Certifications | Not published | Not published |
| Security practices | Integrated weighing scales licensed by the National Measurement Institute (NMI S766) | Encrypted transactions, cloud backup and tax-audit compliance (no certification named) |
| Founded | 2006 | 2012 |
| Headquarters | Melbourne, Australia | Not published |
| Owner | Exset Holdings | Not published |
| Last reviewed | 29 September 2026 | 29 September 2026 |
Integrations
Named by both
- MailChimp
- Xero
Named only by MiPOS
- CAS PDII
- EFTPOS Now with Presto
- Linkly
- Stripe
Named only by SumUp POS
- Deliveroo
- Fourth
- FreeAgent
- KitchenCut
- MarketMan
- Nory
- Opsyte
- Otter
- Paymentsense
- Pepper
- Planday
- QuickBooks
and 14 moreshow fewer
- ResDiary
- RotaCloud
- Rotaready
- Shopify
- SimpleERB
- Tenzo
- TipJAR
- Uber Eats
- Urban Piper
- VisitOne
- WooCommerce
- Yoyo
- Zapier
- Zettle
Which to choose
MiPOS
Choose MiPOS if your business matches one of the audiences it is listed for: Cafes that want no software subscription; Restaurants and takeaways in Australia; Businesses that already own POS hardware.
SumUp POS
Choose SumUp POS if you fit its listed audience: Restaurants and cafes already taking SumUp payments; Small and mid-size hospitality venues wanting a flat monthly fee; Restaurants that use delivery apps.
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
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
Go further
Sources
Facts on this page come from the pages below. Prices and features change, so confirm with each vendor before you buy.
MiPOS, reviewed 29 September 2026
- Homepage and navigationhttps://mipos.com.au
- Cafe package and pricehttps://mipos.com.au/cafe-pos-system/
- Software-only, no-subscription modelhttps://mipos.com.au/pos-software/
- Feature listhttps://mipos.com.au/pos-features/
- Integrationshttps://mipos.com.au/pos-integrations/
- Kitchen order displayhttps://mipos.com.au/kod/
- Self-order kioskhttps://mipos.com.au/kiosk/
- Online and QR orderinghttps://mipos.com.au/online-qr-table-ordering-menu/
- Reservationshttps://mipos.com.au/table-reservation-bookings-sms-payment-links/
- Cloud dashboardhttps://mipos.com.au/cloud-dashboard-reports-analytics/
- Support planshttps://mipos.com.au/warranty-support/
- Company backgroundhttps://mipos.com.au/about-us/
SumUp POS, reviewed 29 September 2026
- Redirects to Point of Sale Pro overviewhttps://www.sumup.com/en-gb/point-of-sale/
- Overview, support, customershttps://www.sumup.com/en-gb/point-of-sale-overview/pos-pro/
- Featureshttps://www.sumup.com/en-gb/point-of-sale-overview/pos-pro/features/
- Integration partnershttps://www.sumup.com/en-gb/point-of-sale-overview/pos-pro/integrations/
- Hardwarehttps://www.sumup.com/en-gb/point-of-sale-overview/pos-pro/hardware/
- Pricing and add-onshttps://www.sumup.com/en-gb/point-of-sale-overview/pos-pro/pricing/
- Register terminal and free POS planhttps://www.sumup.com/en-gb/pos-register/
- Company story and market listhttps://www.sumup.com/en-gb/about/
- Founding year, employees, marketshttps://www.sumup.com/en-gb/press/
