POS+ (Postas)

• Restaurants of any size in Japan

  Postas says POS+ food fits everything from single restaurants to chains, with customer management and multi-store views.

• Izakaya, yakiniku, ramen, cafe and fast-food operators

  The site has separate pages for each restaurant type showing how the POS is set up for it.

• Restaurant chains replacing a POS across many stores

  Postas publishes a case study of a 70-store chain (Toraji) switching every store to POS+ with handheld ordering.

• Venues that want self-order or self-checkout

  Optional add-ons cover mobile ordering, table tablets, handhelds and a self-checkout terminal.

• Checkout and bill handling

  Handles several payment methods, reduced consumption-tax rates, and bill correction and splitting.

• Register close-out

  Manages cash over and short, batches the end-of-day close, and outputs daily reports.

• Order entry with kitchen link

  Sends orders from the POS to the kitchen straight away and shares order details between staff.

• Sales analysis

  Shows about 30 measures such as sales trend, customer count and customer segments, plus totals by payment type.

• Multi-store management

  Lists sales by store, lets stores be grouped, and offers combined analysis across all stores.

• Training mode

  Lets staff practise checkout and slip printing offline without affecting real data.

• Self-checkout (POS+ selfregi)

  A full touchscreen self-checkout that also works as a ticket machine, with cashless payment and multilingual support.

• Handheld ordering (POS+ OES)

  Staff enter orders on a handheld device and the order goes to the kitchen at once.

• Mobile ordering in the venue (POS+ selforder)

  Guests order from their own phone at the table, with LINE linking mentioned for repeat visits.

• Mobile order and pay (POS+ order & pay)

  Pre-paid ordering from a phone for in-venue and takeaway orders.

• Tablet ordering at the table (POS+ TTO)

  A table-mounted tablet for ordering, with multilingual support for foreign guests.

• Kitchen display (POS+ kitchen display)

  Replaces paper tickets with a screen that shares order status and records cooking times.

• Pickup call monitor (POS+ notice)

  Shows an order number on a monitor when food is ready, for dine-in and delivery orders.

• Smartphone POS

  Seating, ordering and checkout from a single smartphone, without a separate payment terminal.

• Customer management (POS+ CRM)

  Links POS data with member data to show customer behaviour and support repeat visits.

• Cashless payment (POS+ Pay)

  Card, e-money and QR payment terminals linked to the POS so amounts do not have to be keyed twice, in integrated or linked form.

• Time recording (POS+ time recorder)

  Attendance management listed as an add-on for the restaurant edition.

Pricing model

Quote only

No prices are published. The FAQ says the monthly fee depends on what is used and points to a downloadable brochure. Extra costs can apply for add-on functions and options, and for linking payment terminals made by other companies. Postas says go-live typically takes about one month from application.

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 12 integrations. The median in this category is 8.
• One of 110 products in this category with an iOS app. One of 116 products in this category with an Android app. 218 products in this category state their platforms.
• 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.

Accounting

freeeMoney Forward弥生会計

Delivery

UberEatsOrdee

Other

ASPITFooding JournalHANZO

Reservations

FOODITebicaTORETATableCheck

The partner page also shows a few more services (back-office and ordering services such as ぴかいちナビ, まかせてネット and インフォマート) that are not listed above. The site also mentions automatic change machines and several payment terminals (JT-VT10, stera terminal, PAYCAS Mobile, VEGA3000).

Customers in

Japan

Platforms

Web, iOS, Android

Hardware

The main POS runs on an iPad (latest model; 32 GB or more recommended). Printers, receipt rolls, customer display, cash drawer, automatic change machine, order handhelds and order tablets are listed as peripherals. Some add-ons (handheld, kitchen display, self-order terminals) run on designated Android devices. Postas says a designated Wi-Fi access point must be bought for the store network.

Postas does not state where it sells. Japan is inferred from the Japanese-only site, the Tokyo and Osaka offices and the Japanese customer case studies.

Company

ポスタス株式会社 (POSTAS CO., LTD.)

Registration

Corporate number 4010401149621

Founded

2019-12-02

Headquarters

Tokyo (Chuo-ku, Tsukiji), Japan

Other offices

Osaka

Team size

268 (April 2026, per company page)

Customers named by the vendor

株式会社ウェルカム, 株式会社トラジ, 株式会社アースホールディングス, 熊本市役所, 株式会社ダイニングイノベーション, 株式会社ISE広島育ち

Security and compliance

Persol Group information security basic policy (no certification named), Postas cloud security basic policy (established 2023-04-01)

Support

The site lists a call centre open 365 days a year (the FAQ says 10:00 to 22:00), on-site support across Japan, setup and operation training, and hardware warranty of up to 5 years.

Vendor

Postas Co., Ltd.

Built for

Restaurants, Cafés, Bars, Food retail

Focus

General-purpose, used in food businesses

Status

Active

Website

postas.co.jp

• Smaregi

  Smaregi (スマレジ) is a cloud POS register that runs on iPad and iPhone and is used by restaurants, retailers, clinics and salons, mainly in Japan.

  Runs on Web and iOS, against Web, iOS and Android for POS+ (Postas).

• Square for Restaurants

  Square for Restaurants is a cloud point of sale and payments system for food businesses, from food trucks and coffee shops to full-service restaurants, bars and multi-location groups.

  Names 3 integrations, against 12 for POS+ (Postas).

• Last.app

  Last.app is a Spanish restaurant management system built around a POS that runs on Windows, Android and iOS.

  Runs on iOS, Android and Windows, against Web, iOS and Android for POS+ (Postas).

• Revo

  Revo, now branded Cegid Revo after Cegid bought the Spanish company in September 2023, is point-of-sale software for restaurants and retailers.

  Names 50 integrations, against 12 for POS+ (Postas).

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• POS+ (Postas) vs L'Addition
• POS+ (Postas) vs Last.app
• POS+ (Postas) vs Popina
• POS+ (Postas) vs Revo
• POS+ (Postas) vs Square for Restaurants
• POS+ (Postas) vs Airレジ (Airregi)
• POS+ (Postas) vs Smaregi vs Square for Restaurants
• POS+ (Postas) vs Airレジ (Airregi) vs Eats365 vs Smaregi

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

• 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

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. 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/