LOOP POS review
Offline-ready restaurant POS with AI tools and a free single-outlet plan.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
For restaurants and other food and beverage operators, LOOP POS combines point-of-sale, kitchen, inventory, and staff tools across phones, tablets, and Windows terminals. Its free plan is aimed at a single outlet, while paid plans are priced per outlet and include features for operators who need broader reporting or multi-outlet insights. Counter, table, online, and delivery orders are supported. Offline ordering, payments, and kitchen display continue during connectivity interruptions, with automatic syncing when connectivity returns.
A notable distinction is the AI feature set: the system provides daily sales summaries with suggested actions, inventory forecasts by item and hour, and suggestions for promotions during quiet hours. Voice and text commands can change menus, prices, and settings. Growth adds AI campaigns, customer segments, smart upsells, and voice and text commands alongside a real-time dashboard. Business adds forecasting and multi-outlet insights, advanced analytics, SSO, and a dedicated account manager. These capabilities may suit operators looking for operational tools beyond order entry; outlets that do not need AI features may have less reason to move beyond basic POS needs.
According to the published plans, Free costs $0 per outlet monthly and includes one outlet, two staff accounts, the last 30 days of sales history, daily reports, 50 AI prompts per month, and community support. Growth costs $29 per outlet monthly and adds unlimited sales history, CSV exports, and priority email and chat support. Business costs $59 per outlet monthly. The integrations listed include GrabFood, ShopeeFood, Be, Zalo Mini App, PEKO loyalty over WhatsApp, and e-invoice (HĐĐT). This regional integration set is relevant for businesses using those services, but operators relying on other platforms should check ecosystem fit before choosing LOOP POS. Small outlets wanting free offline basics have a clear starting point; businesses needing broader integration coverage may prefer another POS.
LOOP POS pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Offline ordering, payments, and kitchen display sync when connectivity returns
- Free plan includes one outlet, two staff accounts, and daily reports
- AI features cover sales summaries, inventory forecasts, and campaigns
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan limits sales history to the last 30 days and two staff accounts
- CSV exports and unlimited sales history require the $29 Growth plan
- Integrations focus on a listed set of regional services
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