Blogic Systems

Blogic Systems sells a restaurant point-of-sale system bundled with its own payment processing, based in San Jose, California. The POS covers orders, payments, inventory, online ordering, kiosks, handhelds and reporting, and keeps working offline. It is aimed at independent restaurants, cafes, bars, food trucks and multi-location chains, and is sold with a zero-fee card processing programme.

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Best for
Small restaurants, cafes and specialty shops, Restaurants that want to cut card processing fees
Pricing
Quote only (payment processing based)

Who it is for

  • Small restaurants, cafes and specialty shops

    The vendor positions the POS for independent cafes, small bistros and specialty shops.

  • Restaurants that want to cut card processing fees

    The vendor says its ZeroPay programme lets a restaurant offset up to 100% of card processing fees.

  • Multi-location chains

    One dashboard for menu updates, permissions, reporting and shared inventory across sites.

  • Venues with unreliable internet

    The vendor says the POS runs without an internet connection and handhelds sync when the connection returns.

What it does

  • Restaurant POS with offline mode

    Takes orders and payments without internet; the vendor says it removes outage downtime.

  • Payment processing (ZeroPay and traditional)

    Own processing with either a zero-fee programme or custom-built rates, with same-day funding.

  • Inventory management

    Real-time stock levels, automatic deduction as items sell, low-stock alerts, recipe-level ingredient tracking and supplier purchase orders.

  • Handheld POS

    Tableside devices that work offline, sync automatically and send orders to the kitchen.

  • Self-ordering kiosks

    Touchscreen kiosks that use the restaurant's branding, take payment and send orders to the kitchen display.

  • Online ordering

    Ordering from the restaurant's website or branded app, with delivery app orders such as Uber Eats and DoorDash brought into the system.

  • Employee scheduling

    Schedule builder with shift conflict alerts, availability and time-off requests, and shift reminders.

  • Loyalty programme

    Points at checkout, custom rewards, customer profiles and automated birthday offers.

  • Multi-location management

    Centralised menu updates, role-based permissions, combined reporting and shared inventory tracking across sites.

  • Reporting and analytics

    Sales reporting, listed on the homepage as part of the POS.

  • Contactless and QR ordering

    Contactless ordering and QR code ordering are listed as POS features.

  • Custom features

    The vendor says it will build custom features for a business.

Pricing

Pricing model
Quote only (payment processing based)
Minimum contract
No long-term contract (vendor statement)
Free trial
14 day free trial offered on the pricing page

No software subscription price is published. The pricing page offers two payment routes: a ZeroPay programme that offsets up to 100% of card processing fees, and traditional processing at custom-built rates that the vendor says it will match or beat. It says there are no long-term contracts or large cancellation fees, and offers a 14-day free trial.

How it compares

Compared with the 235 products in Restaurant POS that have a profile on this site. These figures describe the category. They are not a recommendation.

  • Names 2 integrations. The median in this category is 8.
  • Has a free trial. 69 of the 70 products in this category that say whether they have a free trial do.
  • The category's 10 most-named integration partners are Uber Eats, DoorDash, QuickBooks, Xero, Deliverect, Deliveroo, Grubhub, Glovo, Stripe, OpenTable. Of these, this product's listing names Uber Eats, DoorDash.

Works with

Delivery
Uber EatsDoorDash

The integrations page says the POS connects to digital wallets, online ordering platforms and accounting software through APIs, but the names are not shown in the page text.

Where and how it runs

Customers in
United States
Hardware
The vendor sells handheld devices and kiosks and has a hardware page; the device models are not stated. Payment types accepted include contactless, chip, swipe and digital.

The vendor does not state where it sells. Offices are in San Jose and Los Angeles, California, and its processing sponsor is a US bank.

The company

Company
BLogic Systems
Founded
2010
Headquarters
San Jose, United States
Other offices
Los Angeles

Security and support

Security and compliance
PCI compliant processing (vendor statement)
Support
The vendor offers 24/7 live tech support and a dedicated POS specialist, plus installation, menu setup and staff training for customers switching systems.

Listing details

Built for
Bars, Food trucks, Restaurants
Focus
Food-specific
Status
Active
Website
blogicsystems.com
Also listed in
Bar & Nightclub POSFood Truck & Mobile POS

Alternatives to Blogic Systems

See all 276 in Restaurant POS

  • SpotOn Restaurant

    SpotOn is a cloud-based point-of-sale system and restaurant management platform.

    Names 33 integrations, against 2 for Blogic Systems.

  • GoTab

    GoTab is a US restaurant and venue POS built around one open tab that follows the guest, whether staff or the guest starts it by QR code.

    Names 28 integrations, against 2 for Blogic Systems.

  • SkyTab

    SkyTab is now presented as Shift4 Dine, a restaurant point of sale from Shift4 with its own hardware, built-in payment processing, online and QR ordering, reservations, loyalty, labour scheduling and cloud reporting.

    Names 25 integrations, against 2 for Blogic Systems.

  • Harbortouch POS

    Harbortouch was rebranded as SkyTab, and SkyTab is now sold as Shift4 Dine, a restaurant point-of-sale platform from Shift4.

    Names 18 integrations, against 2 for Blogic Systems.

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What we could not confirm

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

  • Software subscription price and hardware prices
  • Named integrations beyond Uber Eats and DoorDash
  • Hardware models and operating systems
  • Countries and languages supported
  • Legal entity, funding, team size and customer names
  • Security certifications beyond a PCI statement

Sources

Facts on this page come from the pages below, checked on 29 September 2026. Prices and features change, so confirm with the vendor before you buy.

  1. Homepage, support, offices, processorhttps://www.blogicsystems.com/
  2. POS overviewhttps://www.blogicsystems.com/restaurant-pos
  3. Pricing, ZeroPay, trial, contractshttps://www.blogicsystems.com/restaurant-pos/pricing
  4. Integrationshttps://www.blogicsystems.com/restaurant-pos/integrations
  5. Paymentshttps://www.blogicsystems.com/restaurant-pos/payments
  6. Founding year, locationhttps://www.blogicsystems.com/about
  7. Inventoryhttps://www.blogicsystems.com/restaurant-pos/inventory-management
  8. Handheldhttps://www.blogicsystems.com/restaurant-pos/handheld
  9. Kioskshttps://www.blogicsystems.com/restaurant-pos/self-ordering-kiosk
  10. Online orderinghttps://www.blogicsystems.com/restaurant-pos/online-ordering
  11. Schedulinghttps://www.blogicsystems.com/restaurant-pos/employee-scheduling
  12. Loyaltyhttps://www.blogicsystems.com/restaurant-pos/loyalty-program
  13. Multi-locationhttps://www.blogicsystems.com/restaurant-pos/multi-location-management