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RapidCents compared with the major POS platforms in Canada

Side-by-side comparisons of the point-of-sale systems Canadian restaurants, retailers and supermarkets actually run, on software cost, payment processing and day-to-day operations.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I keep my current POS and switch only the payment processing?

Often, yes. Several of the systems compared here accept a third-party processor, and the comparison says whether that one does and on what terms. Where a POS locks processing to its own service, the comparison says that too, because it changes what a switch costs.

What is the difference between a POS and a payment terminal?

A terminal takes the card; a POS runs the business around the sale — the menu or catalogue, inventory, staff, tables, reporting. RapidCents sells both and integrates with several of the POS systems compared here. The guides on terminals and in-person acceptance explain the pairing.

Do these comparisons cover hardware contracts?

Yes. Where a POS vendor leases hardware on a non-cancellable term, or ties the device to its own processing so it cannot be used elsewhere, the comparison states it from the vendor’s own terms, because that commitment often outlasts the processing agreement.

Which POS systems does RapidCents integrate with?

The developers section lists the integrations and the RapidBridge app directory; each POS comparison names the integration where one exists. If your system is not listed, ask — an integration that exists but is not yet published is a common answer.