PressedPOS review
PressedPOS brings counter sales, pickup and delivery, and customer booking into one cloud system.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
PressedPOS combines a cloud-based point of sale with garment and service pricing, barcode scanning, customer records, payments, notifications, pickup-and-delivery routing and online booking. It is aimed at dry cleaners, laundry centers, mobile operators and tailoring shops that want counter operations and customer-facing services in one system. Web and Windows support, plus unlimited workstations, customers and orders, suit businesses handling both in-store and delivery workflows. The strongest fit is a cleaner that needs online booking and route planning alongside counter sales; a business focused specifically on production tracking may want to compare alternatives.
The plans build from retail operations to delivery and online storefront capabilities. Retail costs $99 per month and includes a cloud POS, pricing for dry cleaning, laundry, tailoring and shoe services, discounts, automated notifications, loyalty coupons and email marketing. Route Builder costs $149 per month and adds mobile and online booking, POS-integrated routing, optimized routes, dynamic routing times and pickup and delivery reminders. eCommerce costs $199 per month and includes the lower-tier features plus a custom website, customer signup and access, recurring and on-demand scheduling, SSL and domain hosting. A 15-day trial is available. According to the vendor's pricing page, annual billing entries show the same monthly-equivalent amounts as monthly billing.
The route and booking layers are the clearest distinction from a counter-only POS: routing connects to the POS, while the upper tier adds a hosted customer website and recurring scheduling. That combination can suit operators coordinating pickups and deliveries while accepting orders online, without separating those tasks into the listed feature set. Credit-card and online payment processing, barcode printing and scanning, and automated email and SMS order notifications support the service flow from counter to customer. PressedPOS lists email and phone support. Retail is the more contained choice for counter-service shops; Route Builder makes sense when route coordination is central, while eCommerce is for businesses that also need an integrated customer website.
PressedPOS pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines counter POS, barcode scanning and service pricing.
- Route Builder adds POS-integrated routing and pickup reminders.
- eCommerce adds a custom website and recurring scheduling.
- Where it doesn't
- Retail starts at $99 per month, with no free plan.
- The customer website requires the $199-per-month eCommerce plan.
- Production tracking is not described among its features.
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