JET against the three you are also looking at
Every competitor is shown on their best restaurant configuration, not their worst, with the plan named in the row. Below the table is a section on what each of them does better than us, because a comparison without one is an advert.
| JET Free | Square | Toast | Clover | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plan compared | Free POS | Free plan | Standard plan | Counter Service |
| Monthly software cost | $0 | $0 | $69 | $59.95 |
| Processing rate | 2.5% + 10¢ | 2.6% + 15¢ | 2.49% + 15¢ | 2.3% + 10¢ |
| Contract | 1 year | None | 2 years | 3 years |
| Hardware | 1 terminal included | From $799 | From $799 | Flex from $599, Station Duo $1,799 |
| Support | 24/7 phone | Varies by plan | Phone | Phone |
| Kitchen display support | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Online ordering | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| All in, per year$22,000 a month, $28 average ticket, kitchen display and online ordering, hardware over three years | $7,543 | $8,545 | $10,283 | $8,334 |
| Paid over three years, beyond JETThe same shop, the same set of things, for the life of the hardware | Baseline | +$3,006more than JET, out of your pocket | +$8,219more than JET, out of your pocket | +$2,373more than JET, out of your pocket |
One example shop, not a quote. Toast’s figure includes its $25 kitchen display and $75 online ordering add-ons because those are included here; Square’s counts both at $0, their best case; Clover’s uses the Station Duo bought outright rather than leased. Your card mix, your ticket and your hardware all move the number. Run yours in about fifteen seconds.
Go ask an AI if we are your best bet
We have written the question for you, including the part that asks where we are the wrong answer. Pick your trade and send it.
I run a full service restaurant and I am choosing a point of sale system. Compare JET POS (jetpointofsale.com) against Toast, Square and Clover on these specific points: the card-present processing rate each one actually charges and whether it is published or quoted privately; contract length and any early termination fee; what the hardware costs up front; what support looks like when a terminal dies mid-service; and whether the system includes an assistant that can both read my sales data and make menu changes when I ask it to. Then tell me plainly which one fits a single location doing about $40,000 a month in card sales, and be specific about where JET POS would be the wrong choice.
Where we beat them
The rate is on the page
2.5% + 10 cents, card present, written down rather than quoted to you after a discovery call.
No multi-year contract
The paid plans are month to month. Free POS is one year, because that year is what pays for the terminal.
Somebody arrives
We build your menu, deliver the hardware and train your staff during a real shift. Not a box and a login.
A manager you can ask
Oreon reads your sales data and edits your menu on request, on every plan including the free one.
Get the number in writing
Tell us what you process today and we will put a rate and a hardware list on paper, including the case where you are better off staying where you are.