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NRS POSVisit website ↗
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Packaged POS for convenience, liquor, grocery and neighborhood retail.

8.28
Overall score
GlossGeniusVisit website ↗
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All-in-one booking and payments for beauty and wellness professionals.

8.93
Overall score
Usability
8.20
9.20
Value
8.40
9.20
Features
8.50
8.80
Support
8.00
8.50
Industry fit
Retail 8.1 · Grocery & Convenience 8.8
Beauty & Wellness 9.4
Pricing
Software and add-on cost varies; additional terminals listed from $19.95/mo with NRS Pay
Standard $28/mo; Gold $56/mo; Platinum $168/mo; annual discounts available
Contract & setup
Confirm software, NRS Pay and hardware terms in the merchant agreement
Monthly or annual billing; 14-day trial
Payments
NRS Pay terms and rates vary by merchant agreement
Flat 2.6% published rate
Hardware
Published bundles include Puma $1,299, Cheetah $1,799 and Panther tablet bundle $499
Runs on desktop, phone or tablet; payment options supported without a conventional register
Strengths
Purpose-built convenience and grocery bundles · Barcode and license-ID scanning options · Published hardware pricing
Transparent subscription and processing rates · Booking site, client notifications, marketing and inventory · Packages and memberships included from Standard
Limitations
Some bundles require NRS Pay · Total recurring cost depends on selected software and services
Designed for beauty/wellness rather than general retail · Larger-team analytics and commissions require Platinum
Last verified
2026-09-02
2026-09-02

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