If you are opening or upgrading a shop, café or clinic in Oman, the first question is usually price. The honest answer is that a point-of-sale (POS) system can cost anywhere from around OMR 125 for a simple mobile setup to well over OMR 1,000 for a full multi-lane store — because a “POS system” can mean a single handheld or a complete counter with terminal, printer, scanner, cash drawer and customer display. Here is how the cost actually breaks down.
A POS setup is built from a few parts, and each adds to the total: the terminal (the touchscreen computer that runs your till software), a receipt printer, a barcode scanner if you sell packaged goods, a cash drawer, and sometimes a customer display or label printer. You also need consumables — thermal rolls and labels — which are small but ongoing.
The biggest single cost is usually the terminal. A compact Android all-in-one is the most affordable route; a Windows terminal for a busy, high-volume store costs more but handles heavier use.
As a rough guide, based on the complete kits we supply: a mobile or market-stall setup (handheld with built-in printer) starts around OMR 125. A small shop or café kit (terminal + printer + drawer, with a scanner for retail) typically lands in the OMR 200–400 range. A full retail-pro or supermarket lane (premium terminal, flagship printer, heavy-duty drawer, scanner and customer display) can run OMR 1,000 or more.
All prices are in Omani Rial and 5% VAT is added at checkout. Delivery across Oman is by Aramex with a proper VAT invoice on every order.
Buy a matched kit rather than picking each piece separately — kit pricing is cheaper and the parts are chosen to work together. Only pay for what your business actually needs: a small baqala does not need a Windows terminal, and a salon rarely needs a barcode scanner. If you are not sure, tell us your business type and we will spec it with you before you buy.
Yes — our Baqala and Retail Starter kits are built for exactly that, starting in the low hundreds of rial. Message us and we will match one to your shop.
Prices are shown excluding VAT; 5% VAT is added at checkout, and your invoice itemises it clearly.
Delivery is calculated at checkout and shown before you pay — there is nothing extra to pay when the courier arrives.