For bakeshops, milk tea shops and coffee shops
Your menu in Messenger, riders booked in the same screen, one POS system.
Customers order from your own menu without leaving chat. It rings up as a real sale, your stocks go down, and your rider gets the address without you typing it. No commission fee.
POS
Free to install. Free to keep.
One branch, 15 products and 30 raw materials, with your own digital menu and your own riders. No cost, no card, and never a cut of your sales.
Install POSmatesThey order in Messenger. It lands as a real sale.
One button in the chat opens your own menu, photos and prices and all. They pick, they drop a pin, they pay by GCash, and it arrives in your queue ready to confirm. Open the thread and order something.
They order in Messenger. It lands as a real sale.

Pricing
Free to start. You pay as you grow.
The register is $0 for life on one branch. Upgrade for more products and staff, stock tracking or Miggy.
What you get
- POS and order pipeline
- Staff shifts, clock-in and payroll
- Digital menu, Messenger and recipe library
- 15 products, 30 raw materials
- 2 staff, plus you
- 1 month of sales history
What you get
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited products, materials and staff
- Inventory with stock updates as you sell
- 3 months of sales history
What you get
- Everything in Pro
- Ask Miggy about sales and low stock
- Add products and ingredients from photos
- 1 year of sales history
Prices shown in approx USD. Billed in Philippine pesos (PHP).
What others charge
Rates are each company's own published merchant terms. They can change, and these were checked in August 2026.
| Platform | What you pay | Cut of sales | What you still do |
|---|---|---|---|
| POSmates | Fixed monthly | None | Nothing. Messenger orders, your own riders, the register and your stock are the same app. |
| Foodpanda | % of sales | 25-30% + fees | Your own POS and stock, and they keep the customer. |
| GrabFood | % of sales | 10-25% | Your own POS and stock, and they keep the customer. |
| Loyverse | Free + add-ons | None | Re-type every chat order, and arrange every delivery yourself. |
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Delivery-app rates exclude service, promo and monthly fees. Loyverse reflects its free tier.
Miggy AI
Let Miggy fill the details.
Before your first sale, POSmates asks for your recipes, your raw materials and a count of what is on the shelf. Miggy fills the first two from a photo. You check, change anything, then save.

Your menu
Snap your menu or price list. Miggy fills in the names and prices.

Your recipes
Snap or paste a recipe, or let Miggy write it from the library. He fills in what goes in and how much.

Your raw material prices
Snap a supplier receipt. Miggy keeps each pack size and what it costs you per unit.

Then count your opening stock once, and the register, your orders and your digital menu open. Miggy reads photos on every plan while you set up. After that he comes with Pro Max, and every new shop gets 7 days of him.
Try Miggy with my menuQuestions, answered.
Do I need a courier account to deliver?
No. Your own rider works from day one and costs you nothing extra: assign the order to whoever is doing the run, and the app tracks the drop, the fee and the cash they are carrying back to you. When you would rather have a rider sent to you, that is booked from the same screen with no courier account of your own. The fare comes out of Delivery funds, a balance inside POSmates that you top up when you need it, and it lists every ride it paid for.
What if no rider can be booked in my area?
Then you use your own. Assign the order to whoever is doing the run, and the app tracks the drop, the fee and the cash they are carrying back to you the same way it would a booked rider. Your own rider is the default in POSmates, not the fallback, because a shop with a cousin on a motorbike is the normal case here.
Do I need a Facebook Page for Messenger ordering?
To take orders inside your own Page's chat, yes, on every plan including the free one, and auto reply comes with it. Customers order from your own menu without downloading anything or making an account. If you do not have a Page yet you can make one for free in a few minutes. Until then, your digital menu is a link you can send in any chat.
Who pays the delivery fee, me or the customer?
Whoever you decide. In Settings you pick free delivery, one flat fee, or a fee worked out from the distance. With a booked rider on distance pricing, the customer pays the rider's quote rounded up plus ten pesos, and the checkout shows it before they pay. There is no commission on what is in the bag.
Do you take a percentage of my sales?
No, and we never will. You pay a fixed monthly fee and keep every peso of the sale. A delivery marketplace takes 20 to 30 percent of the food; a courier charges for the ride and takes nothing from what is in the bag.
Why is it priced per branch and not per business?
Every paid tier is per branch: Pro is $16 a month and Pro Max is $17. A branch is where the work actually happens, with its own orders, its own riders and its own cash coming back, so a second branch is a second set of all of that. A new branch is a new subscription, and they all sit under one owner so you pay and cancel them in one place.
My rider took the cash. How do I know it came back?
The app knows which drops were paid in cash and which of those have been handed in, and it shows you what is still out at the end of the day. This is the reason the Deliveries screen exists at all. Without it, every shop running its own rider shows a shortfall in the drawer every single day and stops trusting its own numbers.
What happens after the 7-day trial if I do not pay?
Nothing is deleted. You drop back to the free plan and the register keeps working. What the free plan does not include, like stock tracking and sales older than a month, is hidden rather than removed, and it all comes back the day you upgrade.
Start free. Grow into the rest.
Orders stop living in your chat. The shelf counts itself, the rider gets the address, and the sale is rung up before the food is out the door. Free to start, and no card to find.




