Clover

Clover sells a family of POS devices (Station, Mini, Flex, Go), point-of-sale software (inventory, employee scheduling, reporting), an app marketplace for add-ons (accounting, loyalty, delivery), online ordering integrations, and developer APIs/SDKs so partners can build custom apps. Developers and integrators have access to REST APIs, SDKs and a sandbox environment; merchants can add third-party hardware and apps from the Clover App Market to extend functionality. Clover is targeted primarily at retail, quick-service, and full-service restaurant environments but is used across many SMB verticals. Clover has an integrated ecosystem (hardware + apps + payments), strong reporting and inventory features, a robust app marketplace, and wide availability through bank/reseller partners (leveraging Fiserv’s reach). Take note that pricing and contract terms are often set by resellers (so merchant costs vary and can be confusing); hardware costs can be higher than some competitors; and merchant experiences with account holds, customer support responsiveness, or billing disputes are frequent themes in negative reviews. If you buy Clover through a bank or reseller, ask for clear contract and settlement terms up front.