You get more features compared to the Register plan, including floor planning apps and a specific restaurant orders app. Again, processing fees are 2.3% + $0.10, and extra registers cost $9.95 per month. The Table Service Restaurant Plan costs $69.95 per month. You’ll also get full, unfettered access to the Clover App Market. You’ll be able to pair your POS software with a remote kitchen order display, and it supports weight scales.
Inventory and order management is improved again, allowing you to add items with modifiers and variants, as well as exchange orders. It charges 2.3% + $0.10 for all transactions, and extra cash registers cost $9.95 per month.Ĭonfusingly, if you actually have a Clover Station, Clover calls this plan “Classic”. The most expensive plan costs $39.95 per month, and if you use the Clover Station or Station Pro, you’ll be required to use this plan. You can also connect to customer-facing displays, and calculate tax on items. With the Register Lite plan, you can access basic inventory and order management tools, as well as gaining improved access to the Clover App Market. However, the Register Lite plan is only available to businesses using the Clover Go, Flex, or Mini hardware devices. It has all the features found on the Payments Plus plan, as well as some nice extras. It’ll set you back $9.95 per month, plus 2.7% + $0.10 transaction fees on every sale you make. The Register Lite plan is Clover’s middle option and is designed for businesses with credit card sales of less than $50,000 P/A. However, you don’t get inventory or order management features, and you’ll have limited access to the Clover App Market – so adding extra features will be harder, as well. It costs $4.95 per month and gives you cloud-based payments, as well as employee and customer management tools. Clover’s entry-level plan is, confusingly, called Payments Plus – which was formerly known as the Terminal plan.
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