Six pieces. One of them is free.
What each device is, what it replaces on your counter, and what it costs. Free POS covers one countertop terminal. Everything else is priced per setup, because a two-screen kitchen and a six-screen kitchen are not the same order.
- 01
Countertop terminal
Included on Free POSThe register. Replaces a Square Stand or a Clover Station. Swivels to the customer for tip and signature, and keeps taking orders when the internet drops.
How it works- Screen
- 15.6" touch
- Customer side
- Swivel for tip and signature
- Buy outright
- Quoted per setup
- 02
Handheld
Quoted separatelyOrder and take payment at the table. Prints or texts the receipt. This is where the faster table turns come from.
How it works- Battery
- A full shift
- Receipt
- Printed, texted or emailed
- Price
- Quoted per setup
- 03
Kitchen display
Software on Free POS, screen quotedTickets that route by station and change colour as they age. Replaces the kitchen printer and the argument about who dropped the ticket.
How it works- Screen
- 21.5" with bump bar
- Input
- Bump bar or touch
- Price
- Quoted per setup
- 04
Self-order kiosk
Quoted separatelyFloor or counter mount. Takes the order and the payment, with the upsell at the point of choice.
How it works- Screen
- 27" portrait
- Mount
- Floor stand or counter
- Price
- Quoted per setup
- 05
Receipt printer and cash drawer
Quoted separatelyStandard ESC/POS. If you already own one it probably works: send us the model and we confirm before you order anything.
- Connection
- USB or LAN
- Paper
- 80mm thermal
- Price
- Quoted per setup
- 06
Standalone card terminal
Quoted separatelyPayments only, no POS behind it. For the truck, the market stall and the second register you only run on a Friday. Clover Flex and Flex Pocket are in the shop.
See the shop- Connectivity
- 5G and Wi-Fi
- One-time
- $199
- Connectivity
- $20 a month
Hardware is quoted per setup. The only published hardware prices are the $199 standalone terminal here and the Clover terminals in the shop.
Already own a printer or a drawer?
Most restaurant printers and cash drawers speak ESC/POS, which means they will almost certainly work with JET. Send us the model number before you order anything and we confirm it in writing. Scales, barcode scanners and customer displays are the same story: check first, buy second.
Two ways to get it
$0 on Free POS
One fully loaded countertop terminal at no cost, plus the software: kitchen display, online ordering, reporting, Oreon. Needs $15,000 a month in card sales, online ordering switched on, and a one-year processing agreement.
Buy it outright
Buy what you need, run JET on Starter at $19.99 a month, and walk away whenever you like. Slower to pay back, but nothing is locked.