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Comparison

Makker or Nine POS? A comparison guide

A Greek POS with editions per business type, one of them for food service.

Nine POS sells editions for several sectors, one of them for restaurants. Makker is built only for food service, so things like courses, station routing, cash per waiter and one document per table are not configuration options — they are how it works. If your business is mixed, weigh it the other way.

The table you take to the meeting

Print it or show it from your phone. Makker's column is filled in; the vendor fills in the next one in front of you.

Restaurant system selection criteria — Makker and Nine POS
CriterionMakkerNine POS
myDATA documentsIssued server-side through a certified AADE provider, with MARK and QR beside the saleAsk the vendor
Works without internetOrders, cash and printing continue locally and syncAsk the vendor
Kitchen display per stationYes, with per-item routing and coursesAsk the vendor
Ordering from a phonePWA on the waiter's own phone, no dedicated handheldAsk the vendor
QR self-orderYes, onto the same bill as the waiter's ordersAsk the vendor
Your own ordering siteYes, with no commission per orderAsk the vendor
Delivery platforms in one queueefood, Wolt and Box on the same screen as your ownAsk the vendor
Caller IDYes, via 3CX or Asterisk/FreePBXAsk the vendor
Customer rewardsPoints or stamps with an Apple/Google Wallet passAsk the vendor
Stock and costingRecipes, proportional consumption, barcode stocktakesAsk the vendor
ReservationsA book with table assignment and a public booking pageAsk the vendor
ERGANI work cardPunch from the till, with the submission receiptAsk the vendor
Multiple venuesOne account, comparable reports per venueAsk the vendor
HardwareBuy with an invoice or lease monthly, configured before it shipsAsk the vendor
Published priceYes, from €49/month per venue, excl. VATAsk the vendor
CommitmentMonthly subscription, cancel with 30 days' noticeAsk the vendor
Data exportFull export in an open format, with no exit feeAsk the vendor
LanguageGreek and English from day one, receipts includedAsk the vendor
We state what Makker does and leave the Nine POS column as a question to put to them. We have not audited their current feature set, and we will not print a “no” next to a name we did not verify. Take the table with you to the meeting.

When to choose Nine POS

If alongside food service you also run retail or another activity and want one vendor for all of it, or if there is a local partner you trust.

When Makker fits better

If you are purely food service and want the pieces that burn a service — split bills, stations, offline, delivery, ERGANI — to work without configuration.

Migrating from Nine POS

Export the catalog as CSV and set up tables together. Historic documents stay where they are; we start clean from a date you choose.

Price

Makker publishes its pricing: from €49 per month per venue, excluding VAT, with no multi-year lock-in. Ask every vendor for a written price that covers licences, modules, support and anything charged one-off.

See Makker's pricing

FAQ

What people ask before they start

I also have a small grocery next door. Is that covered?

Makker is sold today only for food service. If you need retail in the same system, tell us exactly what — we will not sell you something that does not do it.

Does it run on an old PC?

Yes, as long as it runs a modern browser. The till is built for a mouse too, not only a touch screen.

Next step

See it with your own menu and your own tables

Tell us a little about the venue and we will show you Makker set up with your own data — catalog, tables, documents.