How we build composable ecommerce experiences with Shopify POS.

POS Lite comes with every Shopify plan and covers casual in-person selling. POS Pro is a paid add-on priced per location. It adds unlimited staff with custom permissions, returns and exchanges at any location, purchase orders and low stock alerts, retail reporting, and omnichannel selling such as buy online and pick up in store. Brands running permanent stores almost always need Pro.

Yes. Shopify POS runs on the same store as Shopify Plus, so products, inventory, customers and orders are shared rather than synced. Plus brands use the same POS app, with Plus features like B2B and multiple storefronts available alongside it.

Yes, and for most mid-market and enterprise brands it should. In-store sales become Shopify orders like any other channel, so the ERP connection that handles online orders can handle retail too. The work is in agreeing which system owns stock and pricing, then making every location read from it. Our ERP integration work usually starts there.

It depends on how much your current POS does that Shopify POS does not. If the main pain is stock and customers split across two systems, moving to Shopify POS removes the problem at the source. If your stores rely on specialist features, like rentals, service work or complex in-store pricing, compare those carefully first. We help brands make that call through platform selection and evaluation.

It depends less on the software and more on the stores. Hardware, staff training, stock location setup and cleaning up how products are named in each system take most of the time. Rolling out one pilot store first, then the rest, catches problems while they are still cheap to fix.