POS terminals
Countertop and wireless terminals configured for your business before they ship.
Terminal and POS prices
Real prices for every device we supply — Clover, Dejavoo, PAX, Valor and more. Each one ships programmed for your account and tested. Not sure which one fits? Apply and we will recommend the right setup with your pricing.
Card terminals — from $330
| Device | Type | Price | Monthly software | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Dejavoo Z8 | Countertop | $379 | $15/mo | Reliable, budget-friendly countertop terminal — tap, chip and swipe. |
 Dejavoo QD4 | Countertop | $439 | $15/mo | Next-level countertop terminal with a big touchscreen and fast printer. |
 Dejavoo P1 | Countertop | $389 | $15/mo | Fast, simple countertop terminal. |
 Dejavoo QD2 | Wireless | $679 | $15/mo | Wireless Android terminal for tableside service and on-the-go payments. |
 Dejavoo QD3 | Wireless | $469 | $15/mo | Compact wireless terminal for merchants on the move. |
 Dejavoo P3 | Wireless | $509 | $15/mo | Rugged wireless terminal for tableside or on-the-go payments. |
 Dejavoo P5 | Wireless | $379 | $15/mo | Pocket-size wireless terminal. |
 Dejavoo P8 | Wireless | $489 | $15/mo | Lightweight touchscreen wireless terminal. |
 PAX A80 | Countertop | $429 | — | Android countertop terminal — standalone or connected to a POS. |
 PAX A920 Pro | Wireless | $649 | — | Popular Android wireless terminal with a big touchscreen. |
 FD150 | Countertop | $629 | — | Dependable countertop terminal that also covers lodging, fuel and rentals. |
 Valor VP100 | Countertop | $359 | $10/mo | Fast, solid countertop terminal backed by an online portal. |
 Valor VP550 | Wireless | $519 | $10/mo | Android wireless terminal backed by an online portal. |
| Equinox Countertop (lodging) | Countertop | $769 | — | Countertop terminal for hotels and motels. |
 Clover Compact | Countertop | $330 | — | Small Clover countertop terminal. |
 Clover Flex Pocket | Wireless | $650 | — | Pocket-size Clover for payments anywhere. |
 Clover Flex (4th gen) | Wireless | $860 | $34.95/mo | Handheld Clover for tableside, line-busting and on the go. |
| PAX A77 special order | Wireless | $549 | — | Pocket-size Android terminal. |
POS systems — from $499
| Device | Type | Price | Monthly software | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Dejavoo P18 | Hybrid | $729 | $15/mo | All-in-one tablet terminal: works at the counter and around the store. |
 Valor VP800 | Hybrid | $879 | $10/mo | Dual-screen smart terminal that doubles as a simple POS. |
 Clover Mini (3rd gen) | Countertop | $990 | $34.95/mo | Compact countertop Clover POS. |
 Clover Station Solo with cash drawer | Countertop | $2,170 | $89.95/mo | Full Clover POS station with cash drawer. |
 Clover Station Solo (no cash drawer) | Countertop | $2,055 | $89.95/mo | Full Clover POS station. |
 Clover Station Duo with cash drawer | Countertop | $2,400 | $94.95/mo | Top Clover POS: two screens, cash drawer. |
 Clover Station Duo (no cash drawer) | Countertop | $2,285 | $94.95/mo | Top Clover POS with two screens. |
 Dejavoo D1 register special order | Countertop | $499 | $15/mo | Countertop register. |
 PAX Aries 8 tablet special order | Hybrid | $829 | — | Android tablet POS terminal. |
| PAX E600 Mini special order | Countertop | $939 | — | Compact smart POS. |
| PAX E800 special order | Countertop | $1,129 | — | Large-screen smart POS. |
| PAX E700 dual screen special order | Countertop | $1,809 | — | Dual-screen smart POS. |
Phone card readers — from $259
| Device | Type | Price | Monthly software | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 SwipeSimple B350 reader | Mobile | $269 | — | Pocket card reader that pairs with your phone. |
 Clover Go (3rd gen) | Mobile | $259 | — | Clover card reader for your phone. |
PIN pads — from $329
| Device | Type | Price | Monthly software | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dejavoo QD5 PIN pad | Pinpad | $419 | — | Customer-facing PIN pad for debit and tap. |
 Dejavoo P17 PIN pad | Pinpad | $379 | — | Customer-facing PIN pad. |
| Dejavoo Z6 PIN pad | Pinpad | $379 | — | PIN pad that pairs with a Z-series terminal. |
 PAX A35 PIN pad | Pinpad | $509 | — | Customer-facing pad for businesses that use a POS system. |
| PAX Q25 PIN pad | Pinpad | $329 | — | Compact PIN pad. |
| PAX Q30 PIN pad special order | Pinpad | $639 | — | Customer-facing PIN pad. |
| Ingenico Lane 7000 PIN pad special order | Pinpad | $1,059 | — | Lane PIN pad for high-volume checkouts. |
Kiosks — from $3,550
| Device | Type | Price | Monthly software | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clover Kiosk | Kiosk | $3,550 | $39.95/mo | Self-ordering kiosk for quick-service restaurants. |
Kitchen displays — from $699
| Device | Type | Price | Monthly software | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clover Kitchen Display XL (24") | Kds | $895 | $30/mo | Large kitchen display. |
| Clover Kitchen Display (14") | Kds | $699 | $30/mo | Kitchen display. |
Terminal prices — common questions
How much does a POS terminal cost?
With VOXEPAY, card terminals start at $330, full POS systems at $499 and phone card readers at $259. Some systems add a monthly software fee, shown in the table. Shipping and sales tax are added where they apply.
Which POS terminal is best for a small business?
For a single counter, a countertop terminal with a built-in printer is usually enough. Restaurants that take payment at the table add a wireless terminal. If you need menus, inventory or staff management, choose a full POS system such as a Clover Station or Mini. For low volume on the go, a phone card reader is the cheapest option.
Do the terminals take tap, chip and Apple Pay?
Yes. Every terminal we supply accepts chip, swipe and contactless payments, including Apple Pay and Google Pay. Most also accept PIN debit and EBT.
Is the terminal programmed before it ships?
Yes. Your merchant account details, tip settings and receipt header are loaded and tested before the device ships, so it works when you plug it in.
Can I avoid paying for the terminal upfront?
Qualifying low-risk businesses may be able to place a terminal for a monthly program fee instead of buying it. A VOXEPAY specialist confirms eligibility and the terms in writing.
Choosing the right box
A terminal is a long-term decision because it shapes your daily workflow, and because many models are locked to the processor that supplied them. It is worth spending ten minutes on how your counter actually runs — where the customer stands, whether staff need to move, whether you need a printed receipt — before choosing.
How the setup works for your account
Countertop units
Ethernet or Wi-Fi, integrated printer, built for a fixed till position.
Wireless units
Battery powered with a mobile data connection, for table service and mobile trades.
PIN pads
A customer-facing device that pairs with an existing till or POS system.
Pre-configured on arrival
Your merchant ID, tip settings and receipt header are loaded before the unit ships.
Before you order
Check the connection
Ethernet is the most stable. Wi-Fi is fine if your signal at the counter is genuinely good.
Decide on ownership
Buying outright costs more up front and less over time. Leasing is the reverse, and lease terms are often long and hard to exit.
Confirm it is unlocked
Ask in writing whether the terminal can be reprogrammed to another processor later.
See the terminals and POS systems we supply
Common questions
Should I buy or lease?
Read any lease carefully — terminal leases are frequently multi-year and non-cancellable. For most small merchants, buying outright is the cleaner choice. We will quote both.
What happens if a terminal fails?
Replacement terms depend on the equipment program on your account. We confirm this in writing before you order.
Can one account run several terminals?
Yes. Multiple terminals can report to one merchant ID, or to separate IDs per location if you want separate reporting.
See what your processing should actually cost
Send a recent statement, or your monthly volume and average ticket. You get a written breakdown back — no commitment.