For bars exempt from Belgium's white cash register requirement
Finally
a drawer that adds up.
Every sale comes off your stock immediately — the glass from the bottle, the bottle from the crate, the centiliters from the keg. So when purchases and till don't match, you see exactly where and for how much. And every night the day closes out sealed: numbers nobody can quietly touch afterwards.
For the corner pub, the cocktail bar, the coffee bar, the summer bar and the Saturday market stall.
€29/month flat · no annual contract · ready in one shift
The leak you don't see
You buy in for €3,000. Your till rings up €2,700. Where's the rest?
Where did that day of revenue go?
Two glasses break, one round poured wrong, something on the house for the table that's been ordering well all night. All normal. Except nobody writes it down, and by the end of the month, added up, that's a full day's revenue.
Where's Marc's notebook?
Marc has been running a tab for years. His account sits between the beer mats, in your handwriting. Until the notebook goes missing — or Marc is certain there were only twelve.
The drawer still doesn't add up?
Everyone's out, chairs up on the tables, and you're counting. Twenty euros short. Change given wrong? A forgotten receipt? You'll never know — and tomorrow you count again.
Four things FirstPour replaces
What's still on paper tonight is locked in by tomorrow.
Replaces #1 — the till that only adds up
Your whole floor on one screen
Inside, the terrace and the bar itself: every table has its tab, and every order lands on it the moment you tap.
Replaces #2 — the notebook behind the bar
Named tabs that survive the close
Marc pays Friday, like always. But his tab is under his name in the system — not between the beer mats.
Replaces #3 — Sunday's Excel stock sheet
Every glass comes off the bottle by itself
Every sale comes off your stock as it's rung up — per glass, per bottle, per centilitre. You count just once a week, ten minutes.
Replaces #4 — after-the-fact edits to the numbers
A closed day is closed
Count the drawer, enter it, done. The numbers lock in, sealed, and the report is in your inbox before your coat's on.
What you feel every week
Four things that are different from week one.
Losses in euros, per product
Your count next to sales — the difference shown per product, in euros.
A closed day is closed
The numbers lock in, sealed — nobody quietly touches them again.
By 8:30 you know everything
What yesterday brought in, what's about to run out, and whether it'll be terrace weather — in your inbox.
Works offline, even at the summer bar
If the wifi drops, the till just keeps going. Everything syncs once the connection's back.
POS system · Stock management · AI advisor
70 features. One price. Zero add-ons.
Elsewhere you pay separately for a kitchen screen, for stock, per user or per device. At FirstPour it's included. Full stop.
POS — in every plan
Complete — with stock & AI
…and 54 more features. All included — zero add-ons. Buy stock management separately at WISK? $249 a month, on top of your till.
Put us next to the rest
Compare away — we already did it for you.
| FirstPour Complete€59/month | Lightspeed Restaurant€89–249/month | Loyversefree + add-ons | WISK$249/month | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full POS system | Yes | Yes | Yes | No — you'll still need one alongside it |
| Stock by the glass, bottle and keg | Yes | Limited | Add-on, retail logic | Yes |
| Loss detection (variance) | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Customer tabs that survive the close | Yes | No | No | No |
| Sealed, fraud-resistant daily numbers | Yes | No | No | No |
| Kitchen/bar screen | Included | Extra module | +$25/month | No |
| AI briefing & order advice | Included | No | No | No |
| Unlimited staff & devices | Yes — flat price | Per terminal | Staff = add-on | n/a |
| Annual contract required | No | Yes | No | Yes (billed annually) |
| On-the-ground support, in English | Yes | English-first | English | English |
- Read the full comparison: FirstPour vs Loyverse →
- Read the comparison: FirstPour vs Lightspeed →
- FirstPour vs WISK →
One exception: if you have a kitchen and therefore a white-cash-register obligation, FirstPour legally can't be your till. We'd rather tell you that upfront than after an inspection.
Competitor prices checked in July 2026 on their own pricing pages.
Pricing
One flat price. Your whole team works with it.
No per-user pricing. No annual contract. No percentage of your revenue.
POS
€29/month
All 39 POS features: tables, tabs, queue, sealed close. The till that just does what it's supposed to do.
Complete
€59/month
All 70 features: POS + stock, loss report, order advice and the AI advisor. Recover €60 of losses a month and it pays for itself.
Founding 20
€59€19/month — for life
Complete at €19, for life as long as you stay subscribed. We come install it ourselves (worth €299, included). For the first 20 businesses — first come, first served.
Prices excl. VAT — we currently don't charge VAT (small-business exemption scheme), so this is what you actually pay.
Would rather buy a till outright, once? Then add five years of updates, support and the white-cash-register-2.0-era migrations. At FirstPour that's just included — and you can leave any month.
Straight questions
Odoo and Loyverse are free. Why would I pay?
True — and for a shop shelf, they work fine. But free doesn't know about kegs, tabs or a sealed day. Do the math: if FirstPour recovers €60 of losses a month, the meter's already at zero.
Do I need a white cash register (GKS)?
Not serving full meals, or your kitchen revenue stays under the threshold? Then no — and that's exactly who FirstPour is built for. With a white-cash-register obligation, FirstPour legally can't be your till; we'd rather tell you now than after an inspection. Read the full explanation of the white-cash-register threshold →
Another new system my staff has to learn?
We come install it and your team is up to speed within one shift: enter the PIN, tap the table, done. The slowest learner is usually the owner.
What if you shut down in two years?
You take everything with you. Products, revenue, tabs — one export, yours. It's in black and white in the terms, not in fine print.
What does a POS system cost for a bar?
At FirstPour, €29 a month for the full till, or €59 with stock and AI included — flat price, your whole team and all your devices included, no annual contract. For comparison: well-known hospitality POS systems start around €89 a month, plus a cost per extra terminal.
What's the white-cash-register threshold in 2026?
€25,000 in annual revenue from restaurant and catering services, excluding VAT and excluding drinks. Stay under that — like most drink-led businesses — and you don't need a white cash register. Check it in the white-cash-register guide →
Does FirstPour work without internet?
Yes. If the wifi drops, the till just keeps going; everything syncs once the connection's back. Even at a summer bar or a market stall with no fixed line.
Does FirstPour run on my own tablet?
Yes — FirstPour runs in the browser and as an Android app. One tablet is enough to start, and extra devices cost nothing more.
Is the app available in English?
Not yet — the POS interface is currently in Dutch. We install it and walk your team through it on site. If that holds you back, tell us during the visit: it weighs into our priorities.
One call. No sales pitch.
We come by, look at your business with you, and tell you honestly whether FirstPour is a fit.
No newsletter, no spam. One call or email to set a time — nothing more.