POS & Retail Systems

Point-of-sale software fails the moment it depends on a live connection — a dropped Wi-Fi signal shouldn't stop a cashier from ringing up a sale or a server from closing out a table. Prixelo builds POS and retail systems around that constraint from day one, covering restaurant floors (table management, kitchen display, split bills, tipping), retail counters (barcode and RFID scanning, stock alerts, loyalty), and self-checkout kiosks that pull labor off the front line. It's built for single-location cafes and shops as much as multi-site retailers and franchises that need one system running consistently across every register.

Under the hood, the client runs on React Native or Electron with a local SQLite database, so every terminal keeps taking payments, adjusting stock, and printing receipts even when the network goes down, then reconciles against a Node.js/PostgreSQL backend once it's back online. Stripe Terminal or Square handles card-present payments; that same backend runs the inventory and order management layer, keeping stock counts consistent across a store's web storefront, mobile app, and physical till, and talking to the receipt printers, cash drawers, and card readers already on the counter.

This isn't off-the-shelf POS with a new skin — it's software built around a specific floor plan, menu, or SKU catalog, sized to what the business actually runs. A single-store build starts at $12,000; a multi-location rollout with central reporting across sites starts at $35,000+, reflecting the added sync, reporting, and hardware-integration work that comes with scale.