Budget POS for starting ?

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Looking for recommendations:

We need something that handles hotel operations well

Budget is around $166/month. What would you suggest?

Jason Baker 👑 Master

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Chris Perez

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171 posts

Aug 18, 2025

This is why we switched to Brink POS. No regrets.

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Justin Young

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217 posts

Sep 4, 2025

Cost us about $179/month all in. Worth it.

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Nancy Peterson

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230 posts

Sep 13, 2025

I've been using PioneerRx for 13 months and it has been working well for us

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Sharon Richardson

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234 posts

Sep 13, 2025

Had the same problem, support was frustrating when I contacted them.

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Nancy Peterson

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230 posts

Oct 5, 2025

Make sure you're on the latest version. That fixed it for us.

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Raymond Henderson

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191 posts

Nov 7, 2025

The reporting is definitely worth the extra cost IMO.

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