POS for supermarkets & mini-markets
A supermarket POS for barcodes, weighed goods, and power cuts
YellowPOS is a supermarket and mini-market POS that scans barcodes, reads weighing-scale labels for cheese, meat, and produce, imports your whole catalogue from a spreadsheet, and warns you before products expire. It runs on a laptop or tablet you already own, keeps selling offline, and starts at $15 a month with a 30-day free trial.
30 days free · No card required · Runs on the devices you already have
What does a supermarket or mini-market need from a POS?
Thousands of products to enter
Typing a mini-market's catalogue in by hand takes weeks. It has to come in from a spreadsheet or the system never gets used.
Prices that change every week
Supplier prices move constantly. Shelf prices, the till, and your delivery list need to change together, in dollars and lira.
Weighed goods at the deli counter
Cheese, olives, meat, nuts, and vegetables are sold by the kilo. Re-keying weights at the till is slow and full of mistakes.
Products that expire on the shelf
Dairy and packaged goods that pass their date are straight losses — usually discovered by a customer.
What YellowPOS gives a supermarket
Barcode scanning
Scan to add products instantly. A product can carry several barcodes, and you can generate and print Code 128 labels for items that have none.
How it works →Weighing-scale labels
Scan the sticker from a barcode-printing scale and YellowPOS reads the product and weight, prices the line per kilo, and deducts stock in grams.
How it works →Bulk import from Excel
Upload your catalogue from a spreadsheet — names, prices, costs, barcodes, and stock — instead of typing it in.
How it works →Low-stock and expiry alerts
Give products an expiry date and get notified 30 days before, and again once expired. Items at one unit or none are flagged too.
Suppliers and purchases
Record deliveries against a supplier and stock rises automatically. Track what you owe each supplier alongside what customers owe you.
Retail and wholesale prices
Set a wholesale price per product and flip the whole cart to bulk rates for a reseller with one switch.
How it works →What it looks like
Is YellowPOS the right fit?
A good fit if…
- You run a mini-market, dekkene, grocery, or single-site supermarket with barcoded products.
- You sell weighed goods and have — or plan to buy — a barcode-printing scale.
- You want to take WhatsApp and online delivery orders from the same catalogue.
- Internet or power cuts regularly stop your current till.
Look elsewhere if…
- You run several branches that need to share and transfer stock between them.
- You need batch or lot tracking with a separate expiry date per delivery — YellowPOS stores one expiry date per product.
- You want a points-based loyalty programme at the till.
- Your scale needs a live serial-cable connection rather than printed barcode labels.
How much does it cost?
Every feature on this page is included on every plan. Plans differ by the number of staff accounts and the level of training and support.
Startup
$15/month
1 user · 30-day free trial
Store
$25/month
5 users · training + 24/7 support
Corporate
$50/month
20 users · priority support
Extra users are $5/month each. No commission on sales, no hardware to buy.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best POS for a mini-market in Lebanon?
Look for barcode scanning, bulk import, dual USD/LBP pricing, and the ability to keep selling offline. YellowPOS has all four, plus weighing-scale labels and an online store, from $15 a month on hardware you already own.
Can I import my products from Excel?
Yes. Download the template, fill in your products with prices, costs, barcodes, and stock, and upload it. The import runs in the background, so large catalogues are fine.
Does YellowPOS work with a weighing scale?
Yes, with barcode-printing scales. The scale prints a label with the product code and weight inside the barcode; scanning it adds the item at the right weight and price per kilo. There is no cable connection.
Can I see which products are about to expire?
Yes. Products with an expiry date appear in notifications 30 days before they expire and again once they have. Each product holds one expiry date, not one per batch.
Which barcode scanners work with YellowPOS?
Any USB or Bluetooth scanner that types the barcode like a keyboard, which is almost all of them. On a phone, you can also type or search for the product.
How much does a supermarket POS cost?
$15 a month for one user, $25 for five, or $50 for twenty. There is no hardware to buy and no commission on sales, and every plan starts with a 30-day free trial.
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