
Biyo POS
8.1#12 in point-of-sale softwareFrom $470 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebLinux
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| Fact | Biyo POS | EasyEats |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware | Biyo says merchants can use their own hardware and lists Windows, Linux, Chrome, iOS, and OS X devices as supported. | The POS app runs on an Android tablet, while the Order Queue KDS works in a web browser on devices including iPads, tablets, or touchscreen monitors. |
| Product | Biyo POS describes itself as an all-in-one point-of-sale system for managing stores. | EasyEats is a point-of-sale platform designed for food trucks and quick-service restaurants. |
| Reporting | Biyo says its reporting can present revenue, costs, and margins and compare sales across locations or time periods. | Reports cover orders, items, inventory, discounts, sales taxes, event summaries, and event weather, and can be exported to Excel. |
| Security | Biyo’s privacy policy says data transferred over the internet as part of its services is encrypted using industry-standard TLS (HTTPS). | EasyEats says sensitive website information is encrypted in transit and that access to personally identifiable information is limited to employees who need it for their work. |
| Support | The site advertises live chat for all customers and phone support for Premium customers. | Sales and support teams are available Monday through Friday, 8am–5pm CST, with 24/7 help guides and triaged on-call support for critical after-hours issues. |
Biyo POS suits retailers, restaurants and other listed store types that need sales, inventory and reporting tools across one or more locations. It may also suit businesses that need offline transaction processing or WooCommerce syncing.
EasyEats suits food trucks and quick-service restaurants that need point-of-sale, online ordering, kitchen queueing and event-focused menu or tax controls. Merchants reusing a POS tablet need Android 12 or newer with Google Play services.