Popina vs POS+ (Postas)

Popina is a point-of-sale app that runs on iPad and Android tablets, sold from France to restaurants, bars, bakeries, snack outlets, hotels and other shops. POS+ (ポスタス, Postas) is a cloud, tablet-based point-of-sale system made by Postas Co., Ltd. Both are listed under Restaurant POS. Where the profiles show a difference, it is in audience, platforms and countries covered.

Key differences

  • audience

    The audiences they list differ. Listed for one product only, for example: Popina: Restaurants and brasseries in France; POS+ (Postas): Restaurants of any size in Japan.

  • platforms

    They do not run on the same platforms. Popina: iOS, Android; POS+ (Postas): Web, iOS, Android.

  • countries covered

    On geography, Popina names 1 country and POS+ (Postas) names 1 country. No country appears in every list.

  • integrations

    Popina names 39 integrations and POS+ (Postas) names 12 integrations. 1 partner appears in every list.

  • company background

    Headquarters: Popina, Bruges, France; POS+ (Postas), Tokyo (Chuo-ku, Tsukiji), Japan.

Side by side

Popina vs POS+ (Postas): side-by-side comparison from published vendor information
FieldPopinaPOS+ (Postas)
What it isPopina is a point-of-sale app that runs on iPad and Android tablets, sold from France to restaurants, bars, bakeries, snack outlets, hotels and other shops.POS+ (ポスタス, Postas) is a cloud, tablet-based point-of-sale system made by Postas Co., Ltd.
Best forRestaurants and brasseries in France; Bars, bakeries and snack outlets; Hotels with restaurantsRestaurants of any size in Japan; Izakaya, yakiniku, ramen, cafe and fast-food operators; Restaurant chains replacing a POS across many stores; Venues that want self-order or self-checkout
Pricing modelQuote onlyQuote only
Starting priceNot publishedNot published
Free planNot publishedNot published
Free trialNot publishedNot published
ContractNot publishedNot published
PlatformsiOS, AndroidWeb, iOS, Android
CountriesFranceJapan
LanguagesDutch, English, French, SpanishNot published
Number of integrations3912
CertificationsLNE certificate, NF 525Not published
Security practicesNot publishedPersol Group information security basic policy (no certification named), Postas cloud security basic policy (established 2023-04-01)
FoundedNot published2019
HeadquartersBruges, FranceTokyo (Chuo-ku, Tsukiji), Japan
OwnerNot publishedPersol Group (the site footer lists Postas among the group's services; its security policy is co-signed by Persol Holdings)
Last reviewed29 September 202629 September 2026

Integrations

Named by both

  • UberEats

Named only by Popina

  • Avomark
  • Banana Split
  • Billiv
  • Bleez
  • CEGID
  • Deliveroo
  • Dvore
  • Esperoo
  • Evoliz
  • Foxorders
  • Fulll
  • Fullsoon
and 26 more
  • Gestion+
  • GoStan
  • Hey Pongo
  • Hubrise
  • Inexweb
  • Inpulse
  • Inqom
  • Keytchens
  • Koust
  • Little Bill
  • Mews
  • My Unisoft
  • ObyPay
  • Octorate
  • Otami
  • Payplug
  • Pennylane
  • Qoodos
  • Skello
  • Ticat
  • TicknCook
  • Transacteo
  • WeThankYou
  • Yokitup
  • Zenchef
  • Zettle by PayPal

Named only by POS+ (Postas)

  • ASPIT
  • ebica
  • Fooding Journal
  • FOODIT
  • freee
  • HANZO
  • Money Forward
  • Ordee
  • TableCheck
  • TORETA
  • 弥生会計

Which to choose

Popina

Choose Popina if you fit its listed audience: Restaurants and brasseries in France; Bars, bakeries and snack outlets; Hotels with restaurants.

POS+ (Postas)

Choose POS+ (Postas) if you fit its listed audience: Restaurants of any size in Japan; Izakaya, yakiniku, ramen, cafe and fast-food operators; Restaurant chains replacing a POS across many stores.

What we could not confirm

Popina

  • Prices
  • Contract term
  • Founding year and team size
  • Countries served beyond France
  • Support hours

POS+ (Postas)

  • Any price or plan tier (monthly fee is not published)
  • Contract term and renewal terms
  • Whether the product interface is available in languages other than Japanese
  • Founders and any funding (Postas is part of Persol Group; no funding is stated)
  • Whether the 2019 company founding date is also the launch date of the POS+ brand
  • Security certifications such as ISMS or SOC 2 (none stated)
  • Integration names

Sources

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

POS+ (Postas), reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Home: editions, support claims, case studieshttps://www.postas.co.jp/
  2. Restaurant edition overviewhttps://www.postas.co.jp/food/
  3. Restaurant feature listhttps://www.postas.co.jp/food/function/
  4. Add-on productshttps://www.postas.co.jp/food/product/
  5. External service integrationshttps://www.postas.co.jp/food/partner-service/
  6. Cashless payment terminalshttps://www.postas.co.jp/food/cashless/
  7. Restaurant type pagehttps://www.postas.co.jp/food/usecase/izakaya/
  8. Environment, hardware, pricing FAQhttps://www.postas.co.jp/faq/
  9. Company profilehttps://www.postas.co.jp/corporate/
  10. Security policieshttps://www.postas.co.jp/security/