POS system in Marjeyoun
A simple POS system for Marjeyoun's groceries, bakeries, and producers
YellowPOS gives businesses in the Marjeyoun district a POS that runs on a phone, needs no hardware, and keeps selling when the power or internet cuts. It keeps running accounts for regular customers, sells olive oil and produce by the litre or kilo, and adds an online store for delivery — from $15 a month with a 30-day free trial.
30 days free · No card required · Set up remotely, supported on WhatsApp
What do Marjeyoun businesses need from a POS?
Marjeyoun is an agricultural district on the high ground above the Litani, known for its olive groves and its small, close-knit towns. Most businesses are family groceries, bakeries, butchers, and producers selling olive oil and seasonal produce.
Trade here depends on regular customers, many of whom settle their accounts at the end of the month, and on stock bought from wholesalers in Nabatieh and Saida.
Connectivity and power can be unreliable, so a system has to work offline, run on an ordinary phone, and cost little to keep.
Which Marjeyoun businesses use it, and for what?
Family groceries
Barcode scanning or quick search, running customer accounts, and WhatsApp delivery orders.
See the details →Bakeries
Sell by the piece or the bundle, track flour through recipes, and take morning orders online.
See the details →Olive oil and produce
Sell by the litre or kilo, keep a wholesale price for traders, and deliver to Nabatieh or Beirut.
See the details →Butchers
Sell by the kilo with weighing-scale labels and record the day's sales in dollars or lira.
See the details →How would a Marjeyoun business set up delivery?
| Delivery option | Example fee |
|---|---|
| Jdeidet Marjeyoun | $2 |
| Qlayaa & Burj el Muluk | $2 |
| Deir Mimas & Qantara | $3 |
| Nabatieh | $5 |
These are example options you would create yourself under delivery settings — names and fees are entirely yours. Customers pick one at checkout and drop a pin on Google Maps.
Which towns in the Marjeyoun district does it cover?
YellowPOS runs in a browser, so it works the same in every town — there is nothing to install and no technician to wait for. These are the places businesses in this area most often deliver to or trade from.
- Jdeidet Marjeyoun
- Qlayaa
- Khiam
- Burj el Muluk
- Deir Mimas
- Kfarkela
- Taybeh
- Qantara
Can I run it on just a phone?
Yes. YellowPOS runs in the phone's browser — add products, make sales, record customer debts, and see the day's totals. A laptop is handy for adding many products at once, but not required.
Frequently asked questions
Does YellowPOS work in Jdeidet Marjeyoun, Qlayaa, and Khiam?
Yes. YellowPOS runs in a web browser, so it works the same in Jdeidet Marjeyoun, Qlayaa and Khiam and every other town in the Marjeyoun district. Create a delivery option for each area you serve, with its own fee.
What is the best POS system for a small shop in Marjeyoun?
One that works offline, runs on a phone, handles dollars and lira, and keeps customer accounts. YellowPOS does all of this from $15 a month, with a 30-day free trial.
Is there someone in the Marjeyoun district to set it up?
Setup is remote and self-serve: sign up, add or import your products, and start selling the same day. Support is on WhatsApp, and the Store and Corporate plans include training sessions.
Does it keep working when the internet drops?
Yes. Once the POS has loaded it keeps taking orders and payments with no connection, stores each sale on the device, and uploads it automatically when the internet returns.
How much does it cost?
$15, $25, or $50 a month depending on how many staff accounts you need, with no commission on sales and a 30-day free trial. The price is the same everywhere in Lebanon.
Try it in your shop — free for 30 days
Add your products, open your store link, and run a test sale on your phone before paying anything.
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