POS
Basic
A checkout-first start for a focused counter or selling setup.
Pricing
Choose the plan that fits the way your business sells, operates and grows.
Start with a focused POS foundation, move into connected one-location operations, or scope a tailored rollout for multiple locations, hardware, integrations and advanced support.
BasicProfessionalEnterprise
Plan paths
Choose by operating need, then continue into onboarding or a focused setup conversation.
OPS
Professional
Connected one-location operations across sales, products, stock, website and reporting.
ROL
Enterprise
Advanced or multi-location planning for support, devices, integrations and workflow alignment.
Choose monthly or annual billing for the scope you need.
Plan selection starts with your operating scope: focused POS, connected one-location operations, or a tailored rollout for advanced and multi-location workflows.
Monthly
Annual
Annual billingBasic
For businesses that need a clear POS and checkout foundation first.
16.90
Core POS and checkout
Product setup for selling
Daily counter work and close essentials
Broader platform modules require a larger plan scope
Most Popular
Professional
For one-location teams planning connected selling, operations, website and reporting workflows.
49.90
POS foundation plus broader operating modules
Products, attributes, inventory and purchasing for connected operations
Site Builder, e-commerce, customers, marketing and reports in one workspace
Best fit for a full-platform setup
Enterprise
For multi-location operations, advanced support, integrations and workflow alignment.
289.00
Multi-location and rollout planning
Advanced support and integration scoping
Hardware and station alignment
Business-specific workflow planning
Use these plan cards to choose a starting point, then continue into onboarding or contact us for rollout planning.
Plan comparison
Choose the plan shape that matches how your team works.
Use this buyer guide after the plan cards: start with checkout, connect one location, or plan a broader rollout conversation.
Start with checkout
Basic is for teams that need the selling surface first: counter flow, product setup and daily close essentials.
Connect one location
Professional is for one-location teams that want POS, product data, stock, purchasing, website, customers, marketing, invoices, accounting context and reports in one plan.
Plan a rollout
Enterprise is for advanced or multi-location setups where support level, integrations, hardware and workflow alignment should be scoped before launch.
Why connected pricing matters
One connected platform can reduce the drag of separate tools.
A connected setup helps teams evaluate POS, stock, website, invoices, customers and reports around the same operating record instead of buying another isolated tool for every workflow.
Separate tools
Checkout and stock context
POS activity is reviewed in one place while stock changes are checked somewhere else.
Website and operations
Website updates, product pages and online order follow-up often become a separate operating routine.
Finance and review
Invoices, reports, payment review and daily close can turn into after-the-fact checking work.
Connected difference
One connected system
The operating context follows products, orders, customers, payments, publishing, reporting, and growth workflows.
POS and salesInventory and purchaseSite Builder and e-commerceCustomers and marketingInvoices, accounting context, and reports
Connected workspace
Checkout and stock context
Checkout, stock signals and order context can be planned together so the selected plan matches the way the business actually sells.
Website and operations
Publishing, product data, customer context and orders stay close enough to evaluate one workspace instead of another disconnected subscription.
Finance and review
Reports, invoice context, payments and accounting preparation can be part of the same plan conversation before rollout starts.
Commercial clarity
Use pricing to choose a starting point, then shape the setup around your business.
Plans describe subscription scope around modules, locations, hardware needs and support level. Onboarding or a demo helps match the plan to the way your business operates.
Planning clarity
Serious commerce needs clear expectations. Privacy, finance, tax, continuity and operating-cost topics should be discussed through the right setup path instead of assumed from a generic plan card.
Scope before numbers
Plan cards explain the intended subscription scope before you continue into onboarding or a demo conversation.
Modules depend on rollout
Broader workflows such as inventory, purchasing, marketing, invoices and reports depend on the selected plan and module scope.
Enterprise needs a scoped conversation
Multi-location teams, integrations, hardware planning and advanced support should be scoped with Lonio before rollout.
Pricing questions before you choose a plan
Short answers for teams comparing subscription scope.
Next step
Choose a plan, then continue into onboarding.
Use Pricing to compare scope. Onboarding carries your selected plan and billing interval into the next step.
Basic
Core POS and checkout foundation.
Professional
Broader one-location platform scope.
Enterprise
Multi-location or advanced rollout planning.
Get plan decision notes.
Receive concise guidance on comparing checkout-first, connected one-location and tailored rollout planning before you continue into onboarding.