POS inventory system for multi-location retail.

Ring up sales at every register, keep stock accurate per location, and watch it all catch up automatically the moment each device reconnects — one payment, no monthly fee per register.

OwnDesk POS dashboard, showing sales across two locations
Multi-location stock Multi-device sync Works offline One-time payment

See it running

Walkthrough of OwnDesk POS.

Checkout, stock by location, shift cash reconciliation and the manager dashboard, recorded start to finish.

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One-time payment

Never another monthly bill per register. The price you see is the whole price.

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Every location, in sync

Ring up a sale at one site and the others catch up the moment they reconnect.

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Stock by location

Each item carries its own quantity per store, not one number that hides the truth.

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Works offline

Every register keeps selling through a dropped connection, no exceptions.

What it does

Everything a multi-location shop touches, on one screen.

Checkout & barcode scanning • stock by location • purchase & transfer flow • team accounts with PIN login • shift cash reconciliation • expense approvals • a manager dashboard across every store.

One counter or five, always in agreement

Every register and every location shares the same product catalog and stock count. Ring up a sale at one site and the others catch up the moment they reconnect — nobody reconciles two stores by phone at closing time.

Stock that knows which shelf it is on

Every item carries its own quantity per location instead of one combined number, so the dashboard can tell you Downtown is out while Westside has six on the shelf — not a figure that hides which store actually needs the reorder.

Real cash handling, not a formula you hope is right

Open a shift with a starting float, close it by counting the drawer, and see the exact difference. Expenses go through an approval step before they leave the record, so nothing walks out of the till unexplained.

A dashboard a manager actually reads

Net profit, margin, top sellers and sales across every location, filtered by date range — printed or exported to CSV, whichever your accountant asks for.

Why shops switch

You're not really choosing between two POS apps.

You're choosing between paying once and paying per register, per location, every month, forever.

 OwnDesk POSSquare for Retail / Lightspeed / Vend
Price $ 249.00 once $69–$199/mo per location
Works offline Yes, every register Limited or none
Multi-location stock Included Often a higher tier
Team accounts / PIN login Included Often per-seat pricing
Setup Unzip, activate, go Onboarding call, account setup

Competitor pricing is publicly listed and current as of this page's last update — check their sites for today's figure. OwnDesk POS does not process card payments itself or push your catalog to an online store; pair it with your own card reader if you need one.

From payment to selling

Three steps, about two minutes.

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Pay with card

Checkout runs on Stripe. Your card details never touch this site.

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Download and activate

The link appears the moment payment clears. Activating a device needs a connection once — after that it works offline.

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Add your next register in minutes

It opens with demo data loaded. Clear it in one click, add your team, and every device you activate joins the same shared stock and sales.

14-day money-back guarantee Plus support from Adrián, usually the same working day

If OwnDesk POS isn't right for your shop, email me and you get a refund — no questions. If something's confusing, you're writing to the person who built it, not a queue. English and Spanish, both spoken here.

14-day refund Reply usually same working day Multi-location & multi-device

Questions

Before you buy.

What is the best POS inventory system for a small business with more than one location?
The category leaders — Square for Retail, Lightspeed Retail, Vend — are priced per register and per location, and once you add the multi-location and reporting tiers that is typically $69–$199 a month per site, or $3,000–$8,000 a year for three or four locations before you have sold a single item. OwnDesk POS covers the daily job — checkout, barcode scanning, stock per location, team accounts and a manager dashboard — for one payment that activates every register your licence covers. What it does not do is process card payments itself or push your catalog to an online store; pair it with your own card reader and it keeps working for years without another invoice.
Can two registers or two locations really use it at the same time?
Yes — that is the entire reason it exists. Each device keeps ringing up sales on its own, offline included, and catches up with the others the moment it has a connection again. A sale rung up at one location shows up in the shared stock and sales history without anyone copying numbers between stores by hand.
Does it work without an internet connection?
Every register keeps selling through a dropped connection or a router outage, and nothing is lost — it syncs automatically once the connection is back. The one moment it needs the internet is activating a new device for the first time.
How does it track stock across more than one location?
Every item carries a separate quantity per location rather than one combined figure, so the dashboard shows exactly what is on the shelf at each store. That is what lets it flag a location running low while another one is fully stocked, instead of a single number that hides which site actually needs the delivery.
Does it handle employees and cash handling, or just ring up sales?
Both. Each employee signs in with their own name and PIN, and you decide what a cashier can see versus what only the owner sees. Shifts open with a starting float and close by counting the drawer against what the system expects, and expenses go through an approval step before they are recorded.
What happens if two registers sell the last unit at the exact same moment, both offline?
That is the one edge case no offline-capable system can fully prevent. Rather than silently losing one sale or duplicating it, both are kept — the customer was charged either way — and the stock is clearly flagged as oversold so you can decide how to handle it. Most systems will not even tell you it happened.
What do you need to run it?
Any modern browser — Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox — on Windows, Mac, Linux, Chromebook, iPad or Android. Nothing to install beyond opening the file, and no internet needed once every device is activated.

See your own stock and sales in it before you decide.

The live demo has real screens and demo data loaded — no sign-up, no credit card. If it fits, buying takes about a minute.

14-day money-back guarantee · instant download · one-time payment