Both run on Stripe Terminal. Here's how they differ.

NectarPay vs. PushPOS

PushPOS and NectarPay both run on Stripe Terminal with your own Stripe account. NectarPay works with every Stripe reader, Tap to Pay included, and is built around Stripe from end to end.

How NectarPay compares to PushPOS

NectarPay PushPOS
Payments
Payments into your own Stripe account
Payments into your own Stripe account Yes Yes
Card readers that aren't locked to the software
Card readers that aren't locked to the software Yes Yes Stripe readers, on your Stripe account
Tap to Pay on Android
Tap to Pay on Android Yes Not in their documentation Tap to Pay on iPhone, through Zeller
Hold a card now, capture it later
Hold a card now, capture it later Yes Yes For bar tabs
Phone and mail orders keyed on the reader
Phone and mail orders keyed on the reader Yes Not in their documentation
A cut of each vendor's sale, paid out to the venue
A cut of each vendor's sale, paid out to the venue Yes Not in their documentation
Selling
Self-checkout kiosks
Self-checkout kiosks Yes Partly, as an add-on or on some plans Table kiosk from AUD 19 a month
Payment links and QR codes
Payment links and QR codes Yes Yes Pay-by-link on invoices
Checkout on your own website
Checkout on your own website Yes Not in their documentation Only its own hosted online store
Questions and forms at checkout
Questions and forms at checkout Yes Not in their documentation
Variants and modifiers
Variants and modifiers Yes Yes
Fulfilment
Pickup, local delivery and shipping
Pickup, local delivery and shipping Yes Partly, as an add-on or on some plans Pickup and delivery; online ordering not on Standard
Orders split across locations with the stock
Orders split across locations with the stock Yes Not in their documentation
Inventory
Stock per location, with low-stock alerts
Stock per location, with low-stock alerts Yes Yes
Transfers between locations
Transfers between locations Yes Yes
Stock changes with reasons, and their history
Stock changes with reasons, and their history Yes Not in their documentation
Stock held during checkout
Stock held during checkout Yes Not in their documentation
Locations and team
Prices per location
Prices per location Yes Partly, as an add-on or on some plans Multi-location limited on Standard
Several businesses, each with its own payouts
Several businesses, each with its own payouts Yes Yes Franchisees settled under one group
Roles limited to the accounts people work in
Roles limited to the accounts people work in Yes Yes
Company sign-in and required two-factor
Company sign-in and required two-factor Yes Not in their documentation
A log of who changed what
A log of who changed what Yes Partly, as an add-on or on some plans For voids, discounts and comps
Your own logo and colours
Your own logo and colours Yes Partly, as an add-on or on some plans A branded POS app costs extra
ERP and API
A REST API for products, stock, orders and reports
A REST API for products, stock, orders and reports Yes Yes Orders, products, customers and reports; no public reference
Webhooks for orders and stock
Webhooks for orders and stock Yes Partly, as an add-on or on some plans Orders and payments; no stock events
Reports made on a schedule, delivered as files
Reports made on a schedule, delivered as files Yes Yes
Products, stock and customers in and out by spreadsheet
Products, stock and customers in and out by spreadsheet Yes Partly, as an add-on or on some plans Import by CSV; no product export documented

Yes Partly, as an add-on or on some plans No Not in their documentation

Why counters switch from PushPOS

Every Stripe reader

Run countertop, handheld and mobile readers side by side, and take payments on an Android phone with Tap to Pay when the line is long.

Built only for Stripe

PushPOS supports more than fifteen payment providers. NectarPay is built around Stripe alone: payment links, kiosks and online orders on the same account.

Keep what you have

Your Stripe account, its payouts and your payment history stay exactly where they are. You connect the same account to NectarPay.

Bring everything over from PushPOS

1

Your Stripe account

Keep it. Your payouts, payment history and dashboard stay as they are.

Connect it when you sign up to NectarPay, and pair your Stripe readers to your locations.

2

Your products

PushPOS's onboarding team handles imports; ask them for your product list as a spreadsheet.

In NectarPay, open Products, Import, and choose the file. Columns are matched by name, and you check the preview before anything is saved.

3

Your customers

Ask PushPOS for your customer list as a spreadsheet too.

Open Customers, Import, and choose it. First and last names are joined, and anyone already here isn't added twice.

Moving several locations? We'll do it with you.

Send us your PushPOS exports and we'll set up your catalog, locations and readers alongside you.

Talk to our team

Switching from PushPOS: questions people ask

Can I keep my Stripe account if I switch from PushPOS?

Yes. Both run on your own Stripe account, so you connect the same account to NectarPay. Your payouts and payment history stay as they are.

Can I use my Stripe readers with NectarPay?

Yes. NectarPay works with the Stripe Reader S700 and S710, the BBPOS WisePOS E, the Stripe Reader M2, the Verifone V660p and P400, and Tap to Pay on Android. Pair each reader to one of your locations.

Can I bring my PushPOS products over?

Yes, as a spreadsheet. Import it under Products; NectarPay matches the columns by name and shows a preview before it saves anything.

Does NectarPay have self-checkout kiosks?

Yes. Kiosks run on Android tablets beside a Stripe reader, sell from the same catalog and stock as the register, and can be locked or taken over from the back office.

Open your first location today

Connect Stripe, add a location and take a payment. Moving several accounts over? We'll help.

What this page says about PushPOS comes from its own documentation and public records, as of October 2026:

PushPOS is a trademark of its owner, used here only to identify it.