Best POS systems in Morocco (2026), compared

The essentials

• Seven POS systems come up when business owners in Morocco talk about tills: inyad, Lacaisse.ma, Caisse Manager, Odoo, Lightspeed, Loyverse and Distrilog.
• They are not built for the same businesses: some are made for restaurants and hotels, some for shops, some for both.
• The clearest difference is price transparency: some publish their prices in dirhams, some in US dollars, some only quote on request.
• Check four things before you sign: the device it needs, selling offline, card payments linked to the till, and support you can reach in Morocco.
• Ask to see the system running on your own product list, on a busy day, before you commit.

How we compared

inyad is one of the seven POS systems in this comparison. To keep it fair, we used only what each company publishes itself, on its website or app store listing, checked on 29 October 2026. Where something is not published, we say so rather than guess. Offers change often, so confirm the details with the vendor before you choose.

Each system is looked at against the same criteria:

• Price transparency: are prices published, in which currency, is there a free plan, is there a commitment?
• Device: does it run on a phone, tablet or computer you already own, or does it need the brand's own terminal?
• Offline: can you keep selling when the internet cuts?
• Card payments: is the card terminal linked to the till, and through which Moroccan provider?
• Support in Morocco: a local team you can reach by phone or WhatsApp, who will set things up on site.
• Your trade: food service (tables, kitchen), retail (barcodes, stock, variants), several locations.

The best POS system is still the one that fits the way your business works.

Prices: who publishes what?

Price is usually the first question, and the answer is not always online. Here is what each company shows, as of the date of this article.

• A free plan, with prices on its Moroccan pricing page: inyad.
• Public prices in dirhams: Lacaisse.ma (an entry offer is published, then a tailored offer on quote) and Caisse Manager (priced per till, with a free plan on one till and a 14-day trial).
• Public prices in US dollars: Odoo (one free app, then a price per user; setup by a Moroccan partner is billed separately) and Loyverse (free POS, paid add-ons).
• Quote only: Lightspeed, whose price in Morocco is set by its local integrator, and Distrilog.

A published price does not tell the whole story: always ask what is included (installation, training, hardware, updates) and how long you are committed for.

Compare a POS system on what the company publishes, not on what the sales pitch promises.

The seven systems, one by one

inyad

Who it is for: shops, grocery stores, cafés, restaurants and salons, from a single counter to several locations. Team in Casablanca.

• Free plan, prices published on the Moroccan pricing page.
• Runs on Android and Windows: a phone, a tablet or the computer you already have.
• Sells, prints receipts and takes payments offline, then syncs on its own.
• Integrated payments: the amount goes from the screen to the inyad payment terminal, with no retyping.
• Cash, card, QR code and sales on credit, recorded against the right customer.
• Set up with you: product list loaded, cashiers trained, support by phone and chat 7 days a week.

Lacaisse.ma

Who it is for: mainly restaurants, but also clothing stores, jewellers, bakeries and salons. A Moroccan company based in Casablanca.

• POS on iPad, with a customer display and a kitchen app.
• Entry offer published in dirhams, tailored offer on quote.
• Table-side ordering, kitchen display, recipe cards, franchise module.
• Delivery platform orders on the till (Glovo, Done, Kooul).

Good to know: runs on iPad only. The website does not say whether it sells offline or has an Arabic interface.

Caisse Manager

Who it is for: cafés, restaurants, bakeries, fast food, salons and grocery stores, from one location to several. Based in Casablanca, with teams in several cities.

• Prices published in dirhams, per till, with a free plan on one till, a 14-day trial and no commitment.
• Runs on its own Android terminals and on most Android terminals on the market.
• Sells offline.
• Card payments through CMI, hardware financing through Wafasalaf.
• Floor plan, kitchen display, self-order kiosk, Glovo, Yassir, Kooul and Done orders, scales for grocery stores.
• Support 7 days a week on paid plans, on-site installation.

Good to know: the website does not say whether the till screen and receipts are available in Arabic.

Odoo

Who it is for: businesses that want the POS inside a full management suite (stock, purchasing, accounting), from small companies to franchises. A Belgian company, present in Morocco through around twenty partners.

• Runs in a web browser, on a computer, tablet or touchscreen.
• Sells offline.
• Food service (floor plan, preparation display) and retail (barcodes, variants, scales).
• Credit limit per customer.

Good to know: public prices are in US dollars, but setup goes through a Moroccan partner whose fees are not published. No Moroccan payment terminal is mentioned.

Lightspeed

Who it is for: restaurants, bars and hotels, from one venue to a group (the retail version is a separate product). A Canadian company.

• POS on iPad and iPhone, floor plan, kitchen display, table-side and QR code ordering.
• Sells offline, though integrated card payments are not available while offline.
• Interface in French.

Good to know: Lightspeed has no office, website or prices in Morocco. It is sold and installed by an integrator in Casablanca, who sets the price. Its payments service is not offered in Morocco.

Loyverse

Who it is for: small shops, cafés and restaurants that want to start without paying. An international company.

• Free POS on Android and iOS phones or tablets, paid add-ons in US dollars.
• Sells offline.
• Barcodes, stock alerts, kitchen display, several locations.
• More than 30 languages, including Arabic.

Good to know: no presence in Morocco, online support only, and no Moroccan card payments linked to the till.

Distrilog

Who it is for: restaurants, cafés, bars and hotels. Based in Casablanca since 1992, Distrilog is the exclusive Moroccan partner of the French manufacturer PI Electronique: it installs and maintains its systems.

• Dedicated terminals (the SPIN range: counter screens, handheld terminal, kiosk, kitchen display) and ELYX back-office software on a computer.
• Table service, kitchen link, recipe cards, hotel software.
• Multi-site management for groups and franchises.
• Phone support 7 days a week from 8 am to midnight, on-site technicians, training.

Good to know: prices on quote only, and the brand's own hardware is required. The website does not say whether it sells offline or which languages the till uses.

Which system for your business?

Café, snack bar or restaurant

Look for a floor plan, a kitchen display and delivery platform orders on the same till. inyad, Lacaisse.ma, Caisse Manager, Lightspeed and Distrilog cover food service; Lightspeed and Distrilog are aimed more at established venues and groups.

Shop, grocery store or mini-market

You need barcodes, stock that goes down with every sale, variants and often a scale. Check sales on credit too: many regular customers settle at the end of the month. inyad, Caisse Manager, Odoo and Loyverse cover retail.

Hair or beauty salon

The till has to work with appointments and customer records. inyad, Lacaisse.ma and Caisse Manager mention salons.

Several locations

You need one shared product list and price list, stock transfers and combined reports. Every system in this comparison handles several locations, on different plans: ask which plan includes it.

What about "lifetime software" bundles?

On classified ad sites, you will find bundles of a screen, printer and cash drawer sold with "lifetime software". The entry price is tempting, but ask who makes the software, who updates it, and who answers when it stops at Saturday lunchtime. Without a company you can identify behind it, you are mostly buying hardware.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best POS system in Morocco?

There is no single answer. A restaurant will look for a floor plan and a kitchen display, a grocery store for barcodes, a scale and customer credit. Start from your business, then compare published prices, the device required, offline selling and support in Morocco.

Is there a free POS system in Morocco?

Yes. inyad has a free plan, Caisse Manager a free plan on one till, Odoo one free app and Loyverse a free POS with paid add-ons. Check what the free plan includes and what becomes paid as you grow.

Do I need to buy the brand's own terminal?

Not always. inyad, Caisse Manager, Odoo and Loyverse run on everyday devices: Android, Windows or a web browser depending on the company. Lacaisse.ma and Lightspeed run on iPad, and Distrilog uses its own terminals.

Are these POS systems ready for e-invoicing?

As of the date of this article, none of the companies compared publishes a connection to the DGI's e-invoicing system. The principle is written into law, but the timing depends on implementing texts: check with the DGI or your accountant.