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Comparison guide · Updated May 2026

Hiopos alternatives for restaurants in Spain

We compare the leading cloud POS systems competing with Hiopos in 2026: Bouzon Digital POS, Hiopos LITE, modular Hiopos, Lightspeed Restaurant and Camarero10. Verified pricing, modules, Verifactu compatibility, free vs vendor hardware, and when each one wins.

Last updated: 11 May 2026 · Author: Pablo Bouzon (Bouzon Digital)

Quick answer

Hiopos is one of Spain\'s most widespread POS systems, but its modular pricing makes the real cost scale fast: the LITE version (~€30/month) is capped at 1 terminal without inventory or KDS, and the full version with modules climbs to €60–100/month per location + €800–2,000 of vendor hardware. The Bouzon Digital POS offers flat pricing from €29.99/month (€49.98/month combo with Stock & Recipes) with Verifactu included, free ESC/POS hardware, and native integration with bookings and online ordering in the same account.

Practical boundary: whether you run 1 location or a group of several, the Bouzon Digital POS covers the case with flat pricing, included Verifactu, free ESC/POS hardware and native multi-tenant — without paying separately for KDS, ERP or central cash consolidation as the modular model forces. For kitchens with multi-printer routing, kiosk self-ordering, or stock with recipe costing, the modules ship included or cost a fraction of the extras Hiopos and Lightspeed charge.

At-a-glance comparison

Indicative pricing verified on official websites, distributors and comparisons (May 2026). Hiopos does not publish transparent pricing — figures are those that appear on certified partners and public reviews (Capterra, GetApp).

Tool Base price / month Extra modules Hardware Verifactu
Bouzon Digital POS €29.99 (solo) · €49.98 (combo Stock) Included (kitchen, modifiers, multi-terminal) ✅ Free ESC/POS ✅ Included
Hiopos LITE ~€30 No (1 terminal, 1 location, no KDS or stock) ❌ Vendor recommended ⚠ Partner-dependent
Hiopos (modular) ~€39–80 per terminal HioScreen + HiOffice + HioOrder separately ❌ Vendor (~€800–2,000) ✅ In full plan
Lightspeed Restaurant €89 / €189 / €289 per location Payments / inventory in Plus and Pro ❌ Vendor recommended ✅ Compatible
Camarero10 ~€30–50 per terminal Stock and apps in separate modules ⚠ Mostly vendor ⚠ Check with distributor

Real 24-month cost for 1 location with 2 terminals + kitchen printer

Honest comparison: the monthly fee is only half the story. Here we add the mandatory vendor hardware (when applicable) and the typical modules a restaurant with kitchen and ticket routing needs (KDS / stock / Verifactu).

Solution Software (24 months) Hardware (one-off) Total 24-month cost
Bouzon Digital POS (solo, €29.99/month) €719.76 ~€250 (printer + refurbished tablet) ~€970
Bouzon Digital POS + Stock (€49.98/month) €1,199.52 ~€250 ~€1,450
Hiopos LITE (€30/month, 1 terminal) €720 ~€800 (terminal + printer + drawer) ~€1,520
Hiopos full + HioScreen + HiOffice (~€60/month) €1,440 ~€1,200 (2 terminals + KDS + printer) ~€2,640
Lightspeed Essential (€89/month) €2,136 ~€800 ~€2,936
Camarero10 (~€35/month + modules) €840 ~€700 ~€1,540

Over 24 months, the Bouzon Digital POS saves between €550 (vs Hiopos LITE) and ~€1,700 (vs full Hiopos or Lightspeed Essential) — and that\'s only on the POS module. If you add bookings (avoiding TheFork at ~€3/cover), online ordering (avoiding Glovo at 25–35%) and the restaurant website, the real 24-month saving with Bouzon Digital lands around €15,000–20,000.

Per-tool deep dive

#1

Bouzon Digital POS

· Benalmádena (Málaga, Spain)

Price

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

Commission per ticket

0% per ticket · Stripe ~1.5% only on card payments

Pros

  • Flat per-restaurant pricing — no extra fees per terminal or per KDS module
  • Free hardware choice: any ESC/POS printer works (≈ €80–250), no requirement to buy the vendor's touch terminal
  • Verifactu / AEAT compliance included in the base fee (once the invoicing module is enabled)
  • Native integration with reservations and online ordering — widget orders land in the same POS
  • Stock & Recipes with auto-decrement on every sale (optional combo at €49.98/month)
  • No lock-in or hardware-specific deployment clauses: portable to any device in minutes

Cons

  • No pre-packaged hardware marketplace — the client or integrator picks the printer and drawer
  • Young product (launched 2025), growing install base
#2

Hiopos LITE

· Vilanova i la Geltrú (Barcelona) — ICG Software

Price

From ~€30/month

Commission per ticket

0% (subscription only, not per ticket)

Pros

  • Well-known brand, partner network across Spain
  • LITE tier useful for small bars with 1 terminal and 1 location
  • On-site support via local partner in some regions

Cons

  • Limited: 3 sellers · 1 terminal · 1 establishment · basic statistics
  • No inventory management, kitchen displays (HioScreen) or menu management
  • Moving to real features forces a jump to Hiopos full + paid modules
  • Vendor hardware recommended (~€800–1,500 one-off for terminal + printer + cash drawer)
#3

Hiopos (modular)

· Vilanova i la Geltrú (Barcelona) — ICG Software

Price

~€39–80/month per terminal · KDS / HiOffice / Analytics modules priced separately

Commission per ticket

0% direct · bank-acquired card payments per contract

Pros

  • Broad catalog: HioPay, HioScreen (KDS), HiOffice (ERP), HioOrder (self-ordering)
  • Serious multi-location for groups with central cash and consolidated reporting
  • Compatible with scales, weighing machines and large-format peripherals

Cons

  • Real cost scales fast: each module (KDS, mobile waiter app, self-ordering, ERP) billed separately
  • Vendor hardware effectively required to maintain support
  • Capterra reviews report 700+ €/month for 4-location configs with 12 tablets
  • No restaurant website included — website contracted separately (€1,500–€3,500 freelance)
  • No native integrated bookings module — integrates with CoverManager or others via API/CSV
#4

Lightspeed Restaurant

· Montreal (Canada) — publicly listed multinational

Price

From €89/month (Essential) · €189 (Plus) · €289 (Pro) per location

Commission per ticket

0% direct · integrated Lightspeed Payments priced separately

Pros

  • Mature product, international team, massive integrations (delivery, accounting)
  • KDS, mobile waiter app and bookings in the same dashboard
  • Advanced reporting and tooling for hotel groups

Cons

  • Entry price ~3× higher than the Bouzon Digital POS or Hiopos LITE
  • Support mostly in English; localized documentation partial
  • Data on non-EU servers for some features
  • Vendor hardware recommended and expensive (terminal + printer + stand ≈ €800 one-off)
#5

Camarero10

· Seville (Spain)

Price

~€30–50/month per terminal · extra features (apps, KDS) in separate modules

Commission per ticket

0% direct

Pros

  • Good fit for Andalusian neighborhood bars and family restaurants
  • Close support and local distributor network
  • More affordable pricing than Lightspeed or Hiopos modular

Cons

  • Classic design and UX — less polished than cloud-first products
  • Inventory and recipe costing in separate modules that scale the monthly price
  • No native bookings or online ordering — connected via third parties
  • No confirmed native Verifactu in all plans (check with distributor)

Which POS to choose for your case?

Scenario Best option Why
Independent bar / restaurant with 1 location and 1–2 terminals Bouzon Digital POS Flat €29.99/month fee with everything important (tables, modifiers, kitchen, Verifactu, free hardware). Hiopos LITE competes on price but caps you at 1 terminal and lacks inventory/KDS; jumping to Hiopos full + modules easily lands at €60–100/month.
Restaurant that already has website and bookings with another vendor Bouzon Digital POS (standalone €29.99) If you only need POS, the Bouzon Digital POS on its own (€29.99/month) is the cheapest no-commitment option. It works with any ESC/POS hardware you already own and keeps the door open to unify website and bookings in the same account when other vendor contracts renew.
Restaurant with kitchen and tickets routed to 2+ printers Bouzon Digital POS In Hiopos, KDS and multi-printer routing come in additional modules (HioScreen). In the Bouzon Digital POS, routing tickets by category (bar / kitchen / pizzeria) is included in the base fee — ESC/POS LAN or USB printers pair without extra cost.
Group of 3+ locations with central cash and consolidated reporting Bouzon Digital POS (multi-location) The Bouzon Digital POS ships native multi-tenant with a superadmin view that consolidates cash, sales and stock across locations in a single account, with no per-module add-ons for advanced features. Flat per-location pricing keeps costs predictable as the group grows — Hiopos HiOffice and Lightspeed Pro stack monthly module fees with every new site.
Restaurant that also wants inventory control and recipe costing Bouzon Digital (POS + Stock & Recipes, €49.98/month combo) Hiopos includes inventory only in the full plan + HiOffice module (approx €50–80/month extra). The Bouzon Digital POS + Stock combo costs €49.98/month with auto-decrement on every sale + real-cost recipe scoring and low-stock alerts.
Restaurant that wants POS + bookings + online ordering in one account Bouzon Digital (website plan €49.99/month with Bookings + Shop + POS) No traditional competitor (Hiopos, Lightspeed, Camarero10) integrates bookings and online ordering natively. Hiopos forces you to contract and plug 2–3 separate vendors. Bouzon Digital delivers all four modules (Website + Bookings + Shop + POS) in one account and one support line.

One account, one support line

Bouzon Digital goes beyond POS: Bookings, Shop, Stock and Website in the same package

Hiopos and Camarero10 focus on POS. If later you want to add commission-free table bookings, commission-free online ordering or stock control with recipe costing, you have to sign up with 3–4 additional vendors (CoverManager or Tableo + Glovo or GloriaFood + Excel + freelance website) and glue them to your site with integrations.

Bouzon Digital delivers all eight modules in one account: restaurant website (included in the €49.99/month plan), Bookings (0% commission), Shop (0% commission), POS (with kitchen + Verifactu) and Stock & Recipes (auto-decrement), Table self-service (QR), Incentives (per-waiter goals) and Reviews. One login, one support line, one invoice. Real 24-month saving vs the Hiopos + CoverManager + Glovo + freelance website combination lands around €15,000–€20,000.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best alternative to Hiopos for a restaurant in Spain in 2026?
The Bouzon Digital POS is the most complete alternative for any restaurant or bar in Spain in 2026: €29.99/month standalone (or €49.98/month combo with Stock & Recipes), Verifactu / AEAT included, free ESC/POS hardware, flat pricing with no per-module extras and native multi-tenant for groups with several locations. It covers the same ground as Hiopos (LITE for simple bars, modular for kitchens with KDS, multi-location for groups) without forcing you to contract separate modules (HiOffice, HioScreen, HioOrder) or proprietary hardware, and adds bookings and online ordering in the same account — something Hiopos only solves with external integrations.
How much does Hiopos cost per month in 2026?
Hiopos does not publish transparent pricing on its website — you have to request a quote from a local partner. The indicative figures that appear in distributors and comparisons: Hiopos LITE starts around €30/month (1 terminal, 1 location, no inventory, no KDS, no menu management). Full Hiopos scales to €39–80/month per terminal, with additional modules billed separately (HioScreen for KDS, HiOffice for inventory/ERP, HioPay for integrated payments, HioOrder for self-ordering). Capterra reviews report 700+ €/month for 4-location setups with 12 tablets + HioOffice. Vendor hardware (touch terminal + printer + cash drawer) adds €800–€2,000 one-off per location.
Is Hiopos compatible with Verifactu and the new AEAT requirements?
Yes, Hiopos states that its software complies with Verifactu (the system mandated for issuing invoices and receipts once the regulation enters into force). The operational difference: in Hiopos, Verifactu is typically in the full plan + dedicated invoicing module. In the Bouzon Digital POS, the Verifactu / AEAT integration is included in the base fee at no extra cost when the invoicing module is enabled (XAdES-BES signing with the restaurant's FNMT certificate, hash chain, native QR + CSV on the ESC/POS ticket, automatic polling to the AEAT service).
Can I use my current printer with the Bouzon Digital POS, or do I have to buy the vendor's hardware?
The Bouzon Digital POS works with any standard ESC/POS printer (USB, LAN or Bluetooth) — the protocol is universal and spoken by the vast majority of 80 mm thermal printers, branded or generic. No obligation to buy a vendor touch terminal: if you already have an Android or Windows device, it works. Hiopos and Camarero10 recommend (and sometimes require) vendor hardware to maintain support, which adds €800–€2,000 one-off per location.
Does Hiopos integrate bookings and online ordering in the same account?
Not natively. Hiopos focuses on POS, KDS and reporting. For bookings you have to integrate CoverManager, Tableo or TheFork via API/CSV (with additional monthly cost of €44–€127/month on Tableo or ~€99/month on CoverManager). For online ordering and delivery, the usual setup is Glovo / Just Eat (with 14–30% commissions) or a parallel GloriaFood / ChowNow. Bouzon Digital delivers all four modules in one account: restaurant website included (€49.99/month), Bookings (0% commission), Shop (0% commission online ordering) and POS — one login, one support line, one invoice.
Is it hard to migrate from Hiopos to the Bouzon Digital POS?
No, if the catalog and historical tickets are in standard formats. The menu (products, categories, prices, VAT, modifiers) imports from a CSV exported from Hiopos or from a menu photo with the Gemini AI importer. Historical tickets remain in Hiopos for AEAT audit (the law requires storing them 6 years in the original system or exporting them to XML). Recipes / costing are rebuilt once with the inventory tool. A typical migration for a bar with 60 products takes 1–2 hours with assisted onboarding.
What minimum hardware do I need to start with the Bouzon Digital POS?
An Android tablet (€150–250 new or refurbished) or a Windows PC, plus an 80 mm ESC/POS printer (€80–250 depending on the model). For card payments, a card reader (~€30). Total starter setup: €250–500 one-off + €29.99/month subscription. Hiopos in an equivalent setup with its hardware: €800–2,000 one-off + €30–60/month.

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