Hardware

Free. Yours to keep. Replaced next day.

Spills, drops, and a register that never gets a day off. So we kept the deal simple: every register, reader, and printer is free, it’s yours to keep, and if anything ever happens to it, a replacement is on your counter the next business day.

The promise
$0 hardware

Every register, reader, and printer — free, and yours to keep.

Next-day replacement

If it ever fails, a new one is on your counter the next business day. No charge.

99.999% uptime

Payments run on the same bank-grade infrastructure the big chains do.

24/7 real support

A real person on the line, any hour you need one.

Registers

Two ways to run the counter.

iPad by default. A countertop register when a tablet isn’t enough counter. Both run Orbis Core POS, and both are matched to your shop on the free walkthrough.

An iPad register mounted in a locking counter stand
Default
iPad register

The right pick for most shops.

  • Light enough to carry to a table or bust a line.
  • The screen your crew already knows how to hold.
  • Free and yours to keep, like everything else on this page.
A countertop register with a second screen facing the customer and a card reader at its base
Option
Countertop register

For shops that outgrow a tablet.

  • A register that stays put on the counter.
  • A second screen facing your customer.
  • Ask about it on your walkthrough.
The kit

What a full Orbis counter looks like.

Your kit is matched to your shop on the free walkthrough.

A card reader with a touchscreen resting on its charging dock

Card reader

Faces the customer so they tap, insert, or swipe themselves.

A thermal receipt printer with a printed receipt

Receipt & ticket printer

At the register for receipts, or at a prep station for tickets.

An open cash drawer with a sorted bill and coin tray

Cash drawer

Under the counter, opens itself when the sale is cash.

A handheld barcode scanner standing in its base

Barcode scanner

For aisles with thousands of packaged SKUs to ring up fast.

A customer tapping a card to pay on a countertop payment terminal

Hard on hardware? Good.

A busy shop is hard on equipment. Ours is free, yours to keep, and replaced the next business day if it ever fails. Bring the spills.