Independent grocers replacing old checkout systems
Use IT Retail when register speed, EBT, scales, labels, and inventory matter more than generic POS polish.
Start with Starter pricing.
Updated June 21, 2026
Look at IT Retail when a grocery store needs POS software built around fast checkout, scanner scales, EBT/SNAP, large catalogs, shelf labels, purchase orders, loyalty, and multi-location operations. It is more useful for markets and grocers than for general shops with simple SKU lists.
Before subscribing, price the exact register, lane, hardware, payment, and inventory setup you need. Stores that only need simple checkout and a small item list should compare a lighter POS before taking on grocery-specific setup.
IT Retail is a point-of-sale platform built for grocery stores and markets. It supports checkout, integrated payments, EBT, gift cards, scanner scales, product imports, purchase orders, customer management, loyalty, inventory, and multi-store operations.
It fits food retailers that need grocery-specific POS workflows rather than a generic retail checkout system.
| Feature | What it helps users do | Plan or buying note |
|---|---|---|
| POS register | Run checkout with integrated payments, EBT, gift cards, scanners, and scales. | Starter |
| Customer management | Store customer contact details and purchase history. | Starter |
| Product import and purchase orders | Import inventory and create or receive purchase orders. | Starter |
| Loyalty and advanced inventory | Add customer loyalty, low-stock reporting, mix-and-match discounts, and customer groups. | Growth |
| Multi-store and ecommerce support | Manage multiple locations, vendor price imports, price checkers, roles, and ecommerce integrations. | Premium |
Use IT Retail when register speed, EBT, scales, labels, and inventory matter more than generic POS polish.
Start with Starter pricing.
Use it when discounts, customer groups, low-stock reports, and more employees need better controls.
Compare Growth configurator output.
Use it when locations need shared inventory, roles, vendor price imports, and central reporting.
Review Premium and lane costs.
Use the demo to check whether current lanes, scanners, scales, and payment equipment can be reused.
Ask for hardware compatibility review.
| Plan / item | Public price | Use case / notes |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $49/month | Official pricing page lists Starter for small retail stores and up to 5 employees. |
| Growth | Dynamic price shown after configurator | Official page describes Growth for growing businesses and higher transaction volume. |
| Premium | Dynamic price shown after configurator | Official page describes Premium for large or complex grocery operations. |
| Configurator | Customize pricing | Official page asks users to provide details to see customized pricing. |
| Trial | Demo available; no public free trial verified | Official FAQ points to a live demo for hardware and setup questions. |
Source: Official pricing page.
No separate public free trial was verified. Confirm billing term, limits, taxes, add-ons, and renewal terms before choosing a paid plan.
IT Retail integration checks should cover payment processing, EBT/SNAP, gift cards, scanner scales, barcode scanners, shelf-label printers, purchase orders, vendor price imports, ecommerce tools, loyalty, customer groups, and multi-store reporting. Test a real checkout, return, purchase order, label print, and end-of-day close.
Start by mapping one checkout lane and one back-office workflow. Test scanning, scale items, EBT, gift cards, customer lookup, product import, purchase orders, and shelf-label printing.
Before committing, confirm lane costs, hardware compatibility, payment processing, employee limits, multi-store needs, ecommerce integrations, support hours, and data export.
The official pricing page lists Starter at $49/month. Growth and Premium require the configurator or sales conversation for exact pricing.
No public free trial was verified. The official page points users to a live demo and configurator.
Grocery stores, markets, and multi-location food retailers that need grocery-specific POS features should consider IT Retail.