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Aloha and NCR POS Alternatives
Aloha and NCR POS alternatives are worth a look when your Aloha restaurant POS or NCR system costs more than it should or no longer fits. We do not resell Aloha or NCR. We read your statement and agreement, explain what you pay today, and show options that may fit better.
Short answer
What should I check before leaving Aloha or NCR?
Before leaving Aloha or NCR, read your current agreement for its term, hardware and software obligations, and list the features your staff uses every day. We do not resell Aloha or NCR. We compare your statement against other setups that fit. Send your statement for a free statement review.
What Aloha and NCR are
Aloha is the restaurant POS from NCR Voyix, used by quick service and table service restaurants. NCR Counterpoint is a separate NCR POS system built for specialty retail.
Many Aloha and NCR accounts bundle software, NCR POS hardware, support and card processing. That makes it harder to see what each part costs, which is why the statement and agreement matter.
Who looks at Aloha or NCR alternatives
- Restaurants on Aloha whose agreement is up for renewal
- Owners who cannot tell software, hardware and processing costs apart
- Retailers on an NCR Counterpoint POS system weighing a change
- Operators with aging NCR POS hardware facing a replacement
Aloha restaurant POS and NCR POS hardware: what to review
- Agreement term
- Find the end date, renewal terms and any fee to leave early before you look at alternatives.
- NCR POS hardware
- Check whether terminals, printers and servers are owned or leased, and whether they work with anything else.
- Software and support
- List the software modules and support plan you pay for, and which ones your staff actually uses.
- Card processing
- See whether processing is bundled with the POS or billed by a separate processor.
- Data and menus
- Ask how to export menus, items and sales history if you move.
Aloha at a restaurant or bar
Aloha runs many busy dining rooms and bars, so a switch should be planned around a slow period. Test tabs, split checks, tips and kitchen routing on any alternative before you sign.
If processing is bundled with your Aloha account, compare the full monthly cost, not just the card rate, against each alternative.
What to check on your statement if you use Aloha or NCR
- Whether card processing is bundled with your POS or billed separately
- Monthly software, support and per-terminal fees
- Hardware leases and their end dates
- Early termination or renewal terms in your agreement
- PCI or compliance fees on the statement
Aloha and NCR questions
Still not sure? Ask us directly.
Do you resell Aloha or NCR?
No. We do not resell Aloha or NCR. We review your statement and agreement and explain options that may fit better, including staying where you are.
Is NCR Counterpoint the same as Aloha?
No. Aloha is NCR Voyix's restaurant POS. NCR Counterpoint is a separate POS system built for specialty retail stores.
Can I keep my NCR POS hardware if I switch?
Usually not with a different POS. Many NCR terminals are tied to NCR software, and some are leased. Check ownership and any lease end date in your agreement first.
What should I send for a review if I use Aloha?
Send one recent processing statement, every page, and your POS agreement if you have it. We separate software, hardware, support and card processing so you can see each cost.