Every other POS leads with the hardware they want to sell you. We lead with the truth: Batchly runs full speed on any laptop, iPad, or phone with a browser, and the hardware below is there for the day your counter earns it.
Sign up, log in, sell. The whole platform, inventory, dual pricing at the register, reports, Shophand AI staff, runs in the browser on hardware you already have. Most shops take their first payment before any box ships.
When the line gets real, the counter gets real. This is the exact hardware we run and stand behind: an Ingenico Lane 3600 for tap, chip, swipe, and PIN with payments by Batchly, an Epson receipt printer, a steel till that opens itself, and the register tablet that ties it together. Every piece arrives paired to your shop, plug it in and ring the next sale.
Power blip? Internet down? Most counters go dark and start turning customers away. This one keeps selling. A battery backup carries the counter, LTE failover keeps cards moving, and Batchly's offline cash mode queues every sale until the world comes back. Most "offline modes" are store-and-forward card capture where you eat the declines. Ours isn't. Read the full outage plan.
A second lane for the Saturday rush, a barcode scanner that makes checkout a two-second motion, an ID scanner that verifies age in one motion for shops that sell age-restricted products. Add them when the business asks, never because a contract says so.
Industry-standard hardware that we configure for you. If you ever leave Batchly, the printer, drawer, and scanner still work. We keep you by being better, not by holding your equipment hostage.
Buy your kit outright or bundle it with your plan. We sell equipment at honest prices because we make our living when your shop runs well, not on hardware markup.
Every kit ships paired to your shop: terminal registered, printer named, drawer wired to your register. Unbox, plug in, sell. If anything fights you, the Front Desk line answers 24/7.
Five minutes on the phone or one form, and we'll spec the exact kit for your shop, with the math on what it costs and what it saves.