Real product demo
Open the dedicated Cinder demo environment and inspect the actual interface used for POS and back-office workflows.
Open demo loginRetail POS for independent stores
Cinder POS helps convenience, grocery, specialty, and neighborhood retailers sell faster, see what moved, and reconcile card-present payments without juggling disconnected tools.
Built for real store types
Built for confidence
Cinder earns trust through a working product, clear published starting points, isolated tenant data, and written setup terms—not unsupported badges.
Open the dedicated Cinder demo environment and inspect the actual interface used for POS and back-office workflows.
Open demo loginEach customer tenant runs in its own PostgreSQL database. Contacts, orders, users, and store records are not shared across tenants.
Basic starts at $79/month and Premium at $109/month. Both include 1 register; each additional register is $15/month.
Compare plansWebsite product views come from the working Cinder POS and reporting interface rather than fictional marketing mockups.
Published examples cover supported in-store card-present payments. Final rates and processor terms remain in the approved Deluxe agreement.
Review payment detailsSetup covers company details, confirmed tax decisions, staff roles, registers, terminals, printing, and hardware compatibility.
Demo access may require credentials supplied by Cinder. Demo transactions do not represent live merchant processing.
One focused retail system
Every part of Cinder is shaped around the work that happens at a real counter: sell quickly, know what moved, close cleanly, and keep the right people informed.
Product search, barcode scanning, cash, card-present payments, receipts, and shift controls.
Organize SKUs, edit retail fields quickly, receive stock, and review movement and valuation.
Daily sales, products, payments, cashier performance, tax, inventory, refunds, voids, and discounts.
Route supported in-store EMV transactions to a configured terminal and reconcile settlement activity.
Know the store
See what sold, who rang it up, how it was paid, what changed in inventory, and where refunds or discounts need attention.
Details that make a shift easier
Purpose-built connections keep the counter moving and the back office understandable.
The Cinder Windows agent supports margin-free ESC/POS receipts, cutting, and printer-controlled cash drawers.
Give cashiers a focused register while managers and advanced users get the tools their work requires.
Attach a customer and turn pay-later sales into invoices directly from the register workflow.
Configure company details, tax, users, registers, terminals, and printing through one onboarding path.
Specialty retail support
Cinder supports the large catalogs and controlled product categories common to smoke and vape stores. Restricted SKUs stay out of online publication while remaining available for lawful in-store sales.
Book a DemoBefore & after
Convenience
Before: Sales lived in one tool, inventory in another, and end-of-day was a spreadsheet.
After: Checkout, stock movement, and payment review land in one operating view after every shift.
Specialty
Before: Cashiers hunted SKUs while managers struggled to see what actually sold.
After: Category-organized POS, barcode scanning, and product reports keep busy counters measurable.
Multi-register
Before: Card totals and register activity were hard to reconcile across stations.
After: Per-register Deluxe terminals and settlement tools make payment review practical.
Retailer priorities
Three practical outcomes Cinder is designed to deliver for independent stores.
Ring sales quickly while keeping product lookup, barcode scanning, receipts, and shift controls together.
Connect card-present payments with register activity and practical settlement reconciliation.
Review plan scope, register costs, published rates, and hardware requirements before committing.
Verified customer testimonials and client logos will be added here only with merchant approval.
Book a live walkthrough
Tell us about your catalog, counters, payment volume, and hardware. We will map a practical starting point and pricing path.