Restaurant POS price in Pakistan 2026: what every vendor really costs
The real restaurant POS price in Pakistan for 2026 — Bhookly, Foodnerd, Blink, Granet Pro, Oscar and more, plus the hidden costs no vendor puts on a price list.
A restaurant POS in Pakistan costs roughly Rs 2,999 to Rs 10,000+ per month for the software, before hardware — but the sticker price is the least important number in this decision. Most vendors won't even show you their price until you sit through a sales call, and the two costs that actually decide your profit — USD per-branch billing and 25–35% aggregator commission — never appear on a price list at all.
Key takeaways
- Restaurant POS software in Pakistan ranges from about Rs 2,999 to over Rs 28,000/month, depending on branches and add-ons.
- Granet Pro is the cheapest sticker (Rs 2,999); Bhookly is Rs 4,900–9,900; Foodnerd and several others don't publish a price at all.
- Blink prices in US dollars, so its rupee cost rises whenever the rupee weakens.
- The biggest cost isn't the POS — it's foodpanda's 25–35% commission, which can run into millions a year.
How much does restaurant POS software cost in Pakistan?
Restaurant POS pricing in Pakistan falls into three bands. Budget systems start near Rs 2,999/month. Mid-market, restaurant-purpose platforms sit around Rs 4,900 to Rs 9,900/month. Enterprise or dollar-billed platforms can pass Rs 28,000/month once you add branches and online ordering. Hardware — terminal, printer, cash drawer, optional kiosk — is separate and one-time.
But two restaurants can pay wildly different amounts inside the “same” price band depending on billing basis (per account vs per branch vs per terminal) and currency. So compare like-for-like, and read the hidden-cost sections below before you decide.
Restaurant POS price comparison in Pakistan (2026)
These are the lowest monthly prices each vendor publishes on its own site or public comparison pages as of July 2026. They are not apples-to-apples — some bill per branch, some per terminal, and online ordering or kiosks cost extra. Where a vendor doesn't publish a price, we say so.
| Vendor | Lowest listed price | Billing basis | Price public? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bhookly | Rs 4,900/mo | Per account, unlimited devices | Yes | Growth Rs 9,900/mo; Chain custom. No setup fee, no contract. |
| Granet Pro | Rs 2,999/mo | Per month | Yes | Cheapest sticker price; retail-first. |
| Oscar POS | Rs 4,000/mo | Per month | Partial | Price surfaced via comparison pages. |
| CISePOS | Rs 5,000/mo | Per month | Partial | Restaurant POS; quote-based for bigger setups. |
| CornPOS | From Rs 8,000/mo | Per branch | Partial | Per-branch billing adds up for multi-outlet brands. |
| Foodnerd | Not published | Quote / free trial | No | Quote-only; marketed as “reasonable”. |
| Blink | ~Rs 7,000–9,800/mo ($25–$35) | Per branch, in USD | Yes (USD) | Online ordering is a separate $50–$100/branch/mo. |
| OneClick POS | Not clearly listed | Quote | No | Publishes a pricing guide but not fixed plan prices. |
| DinePlan | Not published | Quote | No | Contact-for-pricing only. |
Lowest published monthly prices as of July 2026. Vendor pricing changes often — re-check before deciding.
At roughly Rs 280 to the dollar (July 2026), Blink's $25–$35 is about Rs 7,000–9,800 per branch, per month — and it rises automatically as the rupee weakens.
Why so many vendors hide their price
Look at the “not published” rows — Foodnerd, DinePlan and OneClick all make you request a quote. Hidden pricing isn't an accident. It lets a salesperson size your budget before naming a number, quote different restaurants differently for the identical product, and anchor you against a figure you never saw. When you're comparing five options in an afternoon, that opacity is friction by design.
Transparent pricing is the opposite bet: publish the number and let it stand on value. Bhookly, Granet Pro and Blink publish prices; Foodnerd and DinePlan don't. Treat a refusal to show the price as information in itself.
The costs no price list shows
Two specific traps deserve their own callout, because they distort the comparison.
Foodnerd's price is quote-only. That's not automatically expensive — but it does mean you can't budget or benchmark it without a sales conversation, and you can't be sure the number you're quoted matches the number the restaurant down the road was quoted.
Blink is quoted in US dollars, per branch. Two branches on Blink's Integrated plan plus website ordering is $35 + $35 + $50 + $50 = $170/month — roughly Rs 47,000/month, climbing every time the rupee slips. Dollar billing quietly transfers foreign-exchange risk from the vendor to you. For a Pakistani SMB earning in rupees, that's a real, recurring liability, not a footnote.
The real cost: aggregator commission vs your POS subscription
Here's the number that reframes the entire comparison. foodpanda charges Pakistani restaurants 25% to 35% commission on every order, uncapped, forever. On Rs 1,000,000 of monthly delivery sales, that's Rs 250,000–350,000 gone every month. Your POS subscription is a rounding error next to it — and unlike the subscription, the commission grows as your sales grow while the software cost stays flat.
So the real question isn't “what's the cheapest restaurant POS in Pakistan?” It's “which POS helps me move orders off 30%-commission apps onto channels I own?” A system with a commission-free branded ordering website and app can save more in a single month than it costs in a year. No price list shows you that, which is exactly why it's the number that matters most.
Is the cheapest option actually the best?
If you rank purely on sticker, Granet Pro at Rs 2,999 is the cheapest restaurant POS in Pakistan, followed by Oscar POS around Rs 4,000 and Bhookly's Starter at Rs 4,900. But “cheapest” and “lowest cost” are different things. A Rs 2,999 plan that only rings up bills isn't cheaper than a Rs 4,900 plan that also runs your kitchen, tracks inventory and includes commission-free ordering — it's just smaller.
A restaurant POS in Pakistan should include, at minimum: offline operation for load-shedding, a Kitchen Display System (KDS/KOT), inventory and recipe costing, commission-free online ordering, FBR/PRA fiscal compliance, and same-day local support.
Bhookly pricing in plain rupees
For a transparent benchmark, here's Bhookly's pricing exactly as published — no quote form, no dollars, no contract.
| Plan | Price | Built for | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | From Rs 4,900/mo | Single cafés and dhabas | POS, daily closing, KDS (KOT/KDS), menu and table management, basic reports, unlimited devices. |
| Growth | From Rs 9,900/mo | Growing restaurants | Everything in Starter plus inventory, recipe costing, CRM, marketing suite, full reports, expense and void logs, branded ordering app (add-on). |
| Chain | Custom | Multi-branch brands | Everything in Growth plus multi-branch dashboard, consolidated reporting, priority onboarding, kiosks and branded apps. |
Bhookly is Pakistan-built with FBR/PRA fiscal compliance, runs offline through load-shedding, and onboards in a single morning with same-day WhatsApp support.
How to choose without overpaying
- Rule out anyone who won't show a price. If you can't see it, you can't compare it.
- Convert every USD price to rupees at today's rate, then add 10% for a year of a weakening rupee.
- Divide price by the features you'll actually use — cheapest sticker rarely means lowest cost per outcome.
- Weight commission-free ordering heavily. Moving even a fifth of your foodpanda orders to a channel you own can pay for the software many times over.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest restaurant POS in Pakistan?
Granet Pro publishes the lowest price at Rs 2,999/month, then Oscar POS around Rs 4,000 and Bhookly's Starter at Rs 4,900. But the lowest sticker isn't always the lowest total cost — a plan that helps you avoid 25–35% aggregator commission usually saves far more than the price difference.
What is the Foodnerd POS price?
Foodnerd doesn't publish its pricing. It markets the cost as “reasonable” and routes you to a free trial and a quote, so you'll need a sales conversation to get a number.
How much does Blink POS cost in Pakistan?
Blink is priced in US dollars — roughly $25–$35 per branch per month for POS, plus $50–$100 per branch for online ordering. Converted to rupees and multiplied across branches, it's usually the most expensive option for a small restaurant, and the cost rises with the dollar.
How much does foodpanda commission cost compared to a POS?
foodpanda takes 25–35% of every order with no cap. On Rs 1,000,000 of monthly sales that's Rs 250,000–350,000 a month — many times more than any POS subscription. Cutting commission is where the real savings are.
Do Pakistani restaurant POS vendors charge a setup fee?
Some do, some don't, and many won't tell you until the quote stage. Bhookly charges no setup fee and no contract. Always ask for the all-in first-year cost, not just the monthly rate.
The bottom line
Restaurant POS price in Pakistan runs from about Rs 2,999 to over Rs 28,000 a month — but the sticker is a distraction. The costs that actually move your profit are the buried ones: dollar-denominated per-branch billing and 25–35% aggregator commission that runs into millions a year. Choose a POS that's transparent in rupees and actively helps you own more of your orders.