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Comparison guide · Updated May 2026

Glop Alternatives for Restaurants in Spain

We compare the main Glop alternatives in Spain for 2026: Bouzon POS + Stock & Recipes, Glop cloud, Glop perpetual licence, Camarero10 and Hiopos LITE. Verified prices, Verifactu, recipe costing and which one to pick — including the key question: is the perpetual licence still worth it in 2026?

Last updated: 21 May 2026 · Author: Pablo Bouzon (Bouzon Digital)

Quick answer

Glop is a respected option in the Spanish market, especially for its perpetual licence model — one of the few POS systems that lets you pay once and avoid monthly fees. The problem in 2026 is twofold: the Verifactu regulation (mandatory from 2027) requires updates that old perpetual licences don't include without extra cost; and Glop's stock module doesn't offer recipe-level ingredient costing or real-time food cost. Bouzon POS (€29.99/month) or the Bouzon POS + Stock & Recipes combo (€49.98/month) is the most complete alternative: cloud-native, hardware-free, Verifactu included from day one and no lock-in.

Practical boundary: Bouzon POS cloud (€29.99/month) is the right choice across the whole range — from the simplest bar to the restaurant with kitchen, recipe costing, multi-location operations or Verifactu requirements before 2027. It includes Verifactu in the base fee, free ESC/POS hardware, and is the only option that also bundles table reservations, an online shop and the restaurant website in the same account.

At-a-glance comparison

Indicative prices verified on official websites and distributors (May 2026). Actual price may vary by contract, volume and local distributor.

Tool Price Recipe costing Hardware Verifactu
Bouzon POS + Stock €49.98/month (POS + Stock) · €29.99/month POS only ✅ Recipe cards + food cost per dish + auto-decrement ✅ Free ESC/POS (~€80–250) ✅ Included in base
Glop cloud (~€50–60/month with stock) from €35/month + stock module ~€15–25/month ⚠ Basic unit inventory; no recipe-level food cost ⚠ Compatible (own hardware recommended) ⚠ Partial; verify with distributor
Glop perpetual licence from €299 one-off + maintenance ~€75–150/year ❌ No recipe costing; only basic stock with add-on ❌ Specific Windows hardware (~€400–800) ❌ Requires paid licence upgrade
Camarero10 ~€39.90/month base · ~€55–70/month with KDS + modules ⚠ Available as paid add-on module ⚠ Android/iOS compatible (hardware-free) ⚠ Verify by plan
Hiopos LITE ~€30–45/month · proprietary hardware ~€800–1,500 ❌ Not in LITE; requires HiOffice (+€20–40/month) ❌ Own hardware required for full support ✅ In full Hiopos plan

Real cost over 24 months — 1 location, 2 terminals + kitchen printer

The monthly fee (or one-off licence) is only part of the cost. We add hardware, annual maintenance, Verifactu upgrades where applicable and the stock modules a restaurant kitchen typically needs.

Solution Software (24 months) Hardware (one-off) Total cost 24 months
Bouzon POS + Stock (€49.98/month) €1,199.52 ~€250 (tablet + ESC/POS printer) ~€1,450
Bouzon POS only (€29.99/month) €719.76 ~€250 ~€970
Glop cloud + stock module (~€55/month) €1,320 ~€600 ~€1,920
Glop perpetual licence (2 terminals + Verifactu upgrade) ~€598 (2 lic.) + ~€300 maintenance 2 years + ~€200 Verifactu upgrade ~€800 (Windows hardware) ~€1,900
Camarero10 with KDS + recipe costing (~€60/month) €1,440 ~€300 ~€1,740
Hiopos LITE + proprietary hardware ~€960 ~€1,200 (Hiopos hardware) ~€2,160

The Glop perpetual licence looks cheap at 12 months but over 24 months — including Windows-specific hardware, maintenance and the Verifactu upgrade — it reaches similar costs to a cloud subscription. Bouzon POS + Stock saves ~€470 vs Glop cloud + stock and ~€1,190 vs Hiopos LITE over 24 months — with recipe costing and Verifactu included in both cases.

Detailed analysis of each tool

#1

Bouzon POS + Stock & Recipes

· Benalmádena (Málaga), Spain

Price

€29.99/month (POS only) · €49.98/month (POS + Stock & Recipes) · independent subscription, no lock-in

Commission per ticket

0% per ticket · Stripe ~1.4% only on card payments

Pros

  • Cloud-first: works on any Android tablet, iPad or Sunmi terminal + standard ESC/POS printer (€80–250) — no proprietary hardware or installed drivers
  • Verifactu / AEAT compliance built into the base price — XAdES-BES signature, hash chain, QR on thermal receipt, automatic AEAT polling every 30 s. No add-on needed
  • Stock & Recipes includes recipe cards with real-time food cost, configurable auto-decrement (on kitchen send, on payment, or manual) and low-stock alerts with mandatory waste reason
  • AI menu importer (Gemini): rebuild the menu from a photo or PDF — key when migrating from Glop
  • Restaurant website + table reservations (0% commission) + online shop (0% commission) in the same account — no 4 separate vendors
  • No lock-in: cancel anytime. No installation fee or annual maintenance charge

Cons

  • No full offline mode: requires internet connection; for low-connectivity areas, a mobile hotspot covers the gap
  • No perpetual licence option — pure subscription model
  • Young product (launched 2025), growing installed base compared to Glop with over 20 years on the Spanish market
#2

Glop cloud (monthly subscription)

· Madrid, Spain

Price

from €35/month (basic cloud POS) + stock module ~€15–25/month · Verifactu not guaranteed on all plans

Commission per ticket

0% per direct ticket

Pros

  • Competitive base price for the simplest cloud POS, no lock-in on most plans
  • Wide partner and distributor network with in-person support across Spain
  • Familiar interface for restaurants already using Glop desktop
  • Includes basic sales reports, table management and digital menu

Cons

  • Glop cloud stock module does not offer recipe cards or food cost at the ingredient level — only basic unit inventory
  • Verifactu: partial availability depending on version and partner — always verify before signing a contract
  • No integrated table reservations (0% commission) or native online ordering shop
  • No restaurant website included — requires a separate freelancer or agency (~€700–2,000/year)
  • Total cost with stock module (~€50–60/month) exceeds the Bouzon POS + Stock & Recipes combo (€49.98/month) with fewer food-cost features
#3

Glop perpetual licence

· Madrid, Spain

Price

from €299 (single-terminal perpetual licence) + installation ~€150 + annual maintenance ~€75–150/year

Commission per ticket

0% per ticket

Pros

  • No monthly fee: one-time investment with software ownership
  • Full offline mode — does not depend on internet, useful in areas with unreliable connectivity
  • Low annual maintenance charge (~€75–150/year) to keep technical support
  • A real option for very basic bars with minimal turnover that want fixed CapEx

Cons

  • Verifactu requires a software upgrade: the regulation (Real Decreto 1007/2023) mandates QR receipt, immutable hash chain and a responsible declaration signed by the software producer from 2027 — old perpetual licences do not comply without a paid upgrade
  • No automatic product updates: each major new version may require renewing the licence or paying an upgrade (~€100–200)
  • No cloud access: you cannot check sales or manage the POS remotely
  • No reservations or online shop integration — you still need TheFork, Glovo and a separate website
  • Real 5-year cost (perpetual + maintenance + Verifactu upgrade + hardware) often exceeds a cloud subscription with updates included
#4

Camarero10

· Spain

Price

~€39.90/month (base) · ~€55–70/month with KDS + recipe costing + extra modules

Commission per ticket

0% per direct ticket

Pros

  • Low base price (~€39.90/month) for a cloud POS with basic hospitality features
  • Intuitive interface designed specifically for the Spanish hospitality market
  • Available as Android and iOS app — compatible with various tablets
  • Spanish-language technical support

Cons

  • KDS, recipe costing and stock management modules are paid add-ons — the real price with everything enabled reaches €55–70/month, above the Bouzon POS + Stock combo (€49.98/month)
  • Verifactu: availability per plan — verify before signing
  • No integrated table reservations or direct-order online shop
  • No restaurant website included in the subscription
#5

Hiopos LITE

· Vilanova i la Geltrú (Barcelona) — ICG Software

Price

~€30–45/month (1 terminal, basic plan) · proprietary hardware ~€800–1,500 one-off

Commission per ticket

0% per direct ticket · card payments via contracted bank terminal

Pros

  • Established brand in the Spanish market with a partner network and in-person support
  • Local mode available (syncs when connectivity restores) for venues with unstable internet
  • Scalable to the full Hiopos modular + HioScreen + HiOffice suite as the business grows
  • Full hospitality features (modifiers, kitchen, shifts) included in the base plan

Cons

  • Proprietary hardware practically required for full support (~€800–1,500/location one-off), vs Bouzon's hardware-free ESC/POS approach
  • LITE plan limited to 1 terminal with no advanced stock or recipe costing (requires HiOffice add-on at +€20–40/month)
  • No integrated reservations or restaurant website in the subscription
  • Total 24-month cost (Hiopos LITE + hardware) can exceed €2,000 vs ~€970 for Bouzon POS alone

Which solution fits your situation?

Scenario Best option Why
Basic bar that wants to avoid monthly fees entirely Bouzon POS (€29.99/month) Bouzon POS cloud has Verifactu built into the base fee (mandatory from 2027, not optional) with no paid updates, free ESC/POS hardware with no upfront cost, and access from any device. The flat €29.99/month avoids the hidden cost of perpetual-licence upgrades and annual maintenance.
Restaurant kitchen that needs recipe costing and real food cost Bouzon POS + Stock & Recipes (€49.98/month) Glop cloud only offers basic unit inventory — it does not calculate real-time recipe cost or waste per dish. Bouzon Stock & Recipes does, at the same price as Glop cloud + basic stock module (€50–60/month) but with actual food cost, configurable recipe cards and mandatory-reason waste tracking.
Restaurant on Glop that needs Verifactu before 2027 Migrate to Bouzon POS cloud (€29.99/month, Verifactu included) Bouzon POS cloud includes Verifactu (XAdES-BES signature with the restaurant's FNMT certificate, AEAT hash chain, QR on the receipt and automatic polling) in the base fee from day one — no paid upgrade and no dependency on licence version. Catalogue migration with the AI importer takes 1–2 days and pays back within 6–12 months versus the cost of upgrading the Glop perpetual licence.
Tourist restaurant that needs website + reservations + POS in one account Bouzon full web plan Neither Glop cloud nor the perpetual licence includes a restaurant website or commission-free table reservations. Contracting Glop + TheFork + a web freelancer can easily exceed €150–200/month. Bouzon Digital includes all 8 modules — website, reservations (0%), online shop (0%), POS + Verifactu, Stock & Recipes, Table self-service (QR), Incentives (per-waiter goals) and Reviews — in a single account.
Multi-location business growing without paying per terminal Bouzon POS (per-location subscription, not per-terminal) Glop perpetual charges per terminal (~€299 × number of terminals). Glop cloud may also scale the price per terminal. Bouzon POS covers the entire location with multiple terminals on the same €29.99/month subscription, and supports native multi-tenant for groups with several locations — ideal for restaurants with bar + dining room + terrace running in parallel.
Migrating from Glop and need to import the product catalogue Bouzon POS (AI importer included) Glop allows exporting the product catalogue to CSV from the management panel. That file imports directly into Bouzon POS. If the catalogue has incomplete descriptions or outdated prices, Bouzon's AI importer (Gemini) can rebuild the menu from a printed menu photo or PDF — reducing manual migration from several days to 1–2 working days for a menu of 80–120 products.

One account, one support contact

Bouzon Digital goes beyond POS: Website, Reservations, Shop and Stock in one package

Glop (cloud or perpetual) focuses on the POS and the point of sale. If you want to add commission-free table reservations, commission-free online ordering or a restaurant website with local SEO, you need to contract additional vendors — TheFork, Glovo, a web agency — with the extra cost and fragmented data that entails.

Bouzon Digital scales from a basic restaurant with a website + reservations up to the full operational stack: POS (kitchen orders + Verifactu), Stock & Recipes (recipe costing + auto-decrement), Bookings (0% commission) and Shop (0% commission), all under one account. The real saving over 24 months vs Glop + TheFork + Glovo + a web freelancer is around €8,000–12,000.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best alternative to Glop for restaurants in Spain in 2026?
Bouzon POS (€29.99/month) or the Bouzon POS + Stock & Recipes combo (€49.98/month) is the most complete alternative for any restaurant in Spain in 2026: cloud-native, free ESC/POS hardware, Verifactu included in the base price from day one (mandatory from 2027, not optional) and no lock-in. It covers the case from the most basic bar to the multi-location group without the perpetual-licence traps (annual maintenance, paid upgrades, obsolete proprietary Windows hardware). For restaurants that also need a website, commission-free reservations and an online shop, Bouzon Digital covers all 8 modules in a single account, replacing Glop + TheFork + Glovo + a web freelancer with one monthly invoice.
How much does Glop POS cost in 2026 with all modules included?
Glop has two models: (1) Perpetual licence from ~€299 per terminal + installation ~€150 + annual maintenance ~€75–150. For multiple terminals the cost multiplies. A Verifactu upgrade may require a paid version update. (2) Cloud subscription from ~€35/month for the basic POS; the stock module adds ~€15–25/month. The total with basic stock (~€50–60/month) already exceeds the Bouzon POS + Stock & Recipes combo (€49.98/month), which also includes recipe costing and Verifactu built in.
Does Glop POS comply with Verifactu and AEAT requirements in 2026?
It depends on the version and plan. Real Decreto 1007/2023 requires POS systems to issue a verifiable QR receipt, maintain an immutable hash chain and report records to the AEAT (mandatory for SL companies from July 2027 and for autónomos from January 2028 or when they update their systems). Old Glop perpetual licences do not automatically comply — they require a software update. More recent cloud versions have Verifactu in development or available on certain plans depending on the distributor: always verify with the partner before signing. Bouzon POS has Verifactu built into the base subscription from day one: XAdES-BES signature with the restaurant's FNMT certificate, AEAT hash chain, QR on the thermal receipt and automatic AEAT polling every 30 seconds — no additional module or extra cost.
Is the Glop perpetual licence still worth it vs a cloud subscription in 2026?
Not for most restaurants in 2026. Verifactu is mandatory from July 2027 (SL companies) and from 2028 or whenever the system is updated (autónomos), which forces a paid upgrade of the perpetual licence. Once you factor in annual maintenance (~€75–150/year), proprietary Windows hardware, the Verifactu upgrade and the lack of cloud access or remote reporting, the real 3–5 year cost converges or exceeds a cloud subscription. Bouzon POS cloud (€29.99/month) includes Verifactu in the base fee, works with free ESC/POS hardware and removes the obsolescence risk — no lock-in or contract clauses.
Can I migrate my products from Glop to Bouzon Digital without losing data?
Yes. Glop allows exporting the product catalogue to CSV from the management panel. That file imports directly into Bouzon POS. If the catalogue is incomplete or descriptions are outdated, Bouzon's AI importer (Gemini) can rebuild the menu from a printed menu photo or a PDF, reducing the manual workload from several days to 1–2 working days for a menu of 80–120 products. Historical Glop tickets must be retained in that system for 6 years as required by Spanish tax law; new tickets are generated in Bouzon Digital with their own Verifactu hash chain.
Does Glop include table reservations and a commission-free online shop?
No. Neither Glop cloud nor the perpetual licence includes a commission-free table reservation system or a direct-order online shop. To add them, the restaurant must separately contract TheFork (~€39/month + per-cover commission), CoverManager (~€200–299/month) or Glovo (25–35% per order). Bouzon Digital includes all 8 modules in a single account — restaurant website, Bookings (0% commission), Shop (0% commission), POS + Verifactu, Stock & Recipes, Table self-service (QR), Incentives (per-waiter goals) and Reviews — replacing 4–5 separate vendors with one monthly invoice.
What hardware do I need to start with Bouzon Digital as an alternative to Glop?
Bouzon POS works with hardware-free ESC/POS: any Android tablet (€150–250 new or reused), iPad, or Sunmi T2/D3 terminal if you already have one from another system; an 80mm ESC/POS thermal printer (€80–150 for Munbyn / Phomemo; €180–250 for Epson TM-m30); a Stripe BBPOS or SumUp reader (~€30) for card payments. If you already have a compatible tablet and/or an ESC/POS thermal printer from Glop or another system, hardware investment can be zero. The Glop perpetual licence is typically installed on specific Windows hardware (~€400–800) that may not be compatible with other POS cloud systems.

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