Lavu
6.5#18 in point of sale pos softwareFrom $49 a monthiOSWebAPI
VisitLavu vs Loyverse
What both publish
| Fact | Lavu | Loyverse |
|---|---|---|
| Company history | Lavu says it was created in 2010 after its founders observed operational problems in a restaurant. | Loyverse says it started in 2014, supports Android and iOS in more than 25 languages and is recognized in more than 170 countries. |
| Founded | 2010 | 2014 |
| Integrations | Its integrations page lists services including OpenTable, QuickBooks, Xero, Restaurant365, DoorDash, Grubhub, and Uber Eats. | The marketplace lists accounting integrations such as QuickBooks and Xero, ecommerce services including Shopify and WooCommerce, delivery services including Uber Eats and DoorDash, marketing tools and data connectors. |
| Product | Lavu describes itself as a restaurant operating system connecting POS, payments, labor, and reporting. | Loyverse describes itself as a suite of mobile point-of-sale apps that helps merchants manage sales, inventory, employees, and customers. |
Lavu plans
- Insights$49 a month
- Automation$99 a month
- Autopilot$199 a month
Loyverse plans
- Loyverse POSPriced on request
- Loyverse POS—
- Unlimited sales history$5 a month
- Unlimited sales history$50 a year
- Employee management$25 a month
- Employee management$250 a year
Pick Lavu if…
Lavu suits restaurant operators looking to bring POS, payments, labor, and reporting into one system. Its listed markets range from coffee shops and food trucks to full-service restaurants and wineries.
Pick Loyverse if…
Loyverse suits small merchants and restaurants that need point-of-sale tools alongside table tickets, kitchen orders, inventory, and customer loyalty features. Its integrations and API may also suit merchants connecting sales or inventory data with other systems.