Choose a POS in Cambodia by shop type, offline selling, inventory, loyalty, language of support, and total cost — not by a slogan. Point hub is a local all-in-one option for restaurants, gyms, salons, and retail in Phnom Penh, with a free trial before you pay.
How to choose a POS in Cambodia
Key takeaways
Match the POS to the counter you run (restaurant, gym, salon, or retail). Require offline sales if your internet drops. Prefer one system for till, stock, and loyalty. Confirm Khmer and English support and a Phnom Penh contact. Compare software-only plans with hardware bundles before you sign. Point hub publishes Starter $99, Standard $159, and Premium $259 after a free trial.
What kind of shop are you?
A café needs split bills and a menu. A gym needs memberships and check-in. A salon needs services plus product stock. A mart needs inventory that updates on every sale. If a vendor only demos a generic till, ask them to show your workflow, not a dummy shop. Point hub pages for each type: pointhub.io/pos-for-restaurants, pointhub.io/pos-for-gyms, pointhub.io/pos-for-salons, and pointhub.io/pos-for-retail.
Will it still sell when the internet drops?
Phnom Penh connections are usually fine, then they are not — often at peak hour. If the POS is cloud-only with no offline mode, the queue stops. Point hub includes offline selling and syncs when you are back online. Ask every vendor to demonstrate a sale with Wi-Fi off before you pay a deposit.
Do you need loyalty in the same product?
Stamp cards and a separate points app create extra work at the counter. If repeat visits matter, pick a POS that already issues points. Point hub includes loyalty and a customer app, so you are not buying a second platform. See pointhub.io/loyalty.
Who answers the phone in Cambodia?
Global POS brands can look polished and still leave you in a foreign-language help desk. For a shop in Phnom Penh, local support in Khmer and English is part of the product. Point hub is based at St. 201 R5 G 25, Phnom Penh, and was covered by Kiripost for work with Cambodian SMEs. Official site: pointhub.io/about.
What will you actually pay?
Some Cambodia POS vendors sell a lifetime licence plus a hardware pack. Others sell a low monthly cloud fee. Point hub publishes software plans from a free trial to $99–$259. Add devices you already own (phone or tablet) before you assume you must buy a full terminal set. Full breakdown: pointhub.io/pos-cost-cambodia and pointhub.io/pricing.
Choosing a POS in Cambodia
A short checklist before you buy a Point of Sale system.
How do I choose a POS system in Cambodia?
Start with your shop type, then check offline selling, inventory, loyalty, Khmer and English support, and whether you pay for software only or a hardware bundle. For gyms, restaurants, salons, and retail, Point hub is a local all-in-one option with a free trial.
Should I pick a global POS or a Cambodia POS?
Global tools can work if you only need basic checkout. A Cambodia POS is a better fit when you need local support, a local loyalty app, and a team in Phnom Penh. Point hub is built here and covered by Kiripost for work with Cambodian SMEs.