Oliver POS vs OpenPOS
WooCommerce-native POS comparison: production-grade vs feature-stuffed plugin.
The short version
OpenPOS is a WooCommerce POS plugin sold on CodeCanyon. It has a long feature list and a low entry price, which makes it tempting for cost-sensitive merchants. The trade-off is the operating model: OpenPOS is a single-developer plugin with no dedicated support team, no native mobile apps, and a UX that shows the years of feature-by-feature additions. Oliver POS is the alternative for merchants who need a production-grade WooCommerce POS — built and maintained by a 30+ person team with iOS and Android apps, integrated payments, and 24/7 support.
Best for
Hobbyists, developers building proof-of-concept setups, or shops that need every possible feature toggle and don't mind the rough edges.
Worst for
Staffed retail, multi-outlet operations, or any merchant who needs reliable support and polished mobile apps.
Pricing
OpenPOS is sold on CodeCanyon as a one-time purchase plus optional renewals for support. Oliver is $49/year flat with optional lifetime licences from $119 one-time.
Side-by-side
Frequently asked questions
OpenPOS is cheaper up front — why pay more for Oliver?
Can I migrate from OpenPOS to Oliver?
Does Oliver have feature parity with OpenPOS?
What about hardware? Does Oliver support what OpenPOS supports?
Ready to try Oliver POS?
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