MarketPOS is the point-of-sale and back-office platform built for markets — sales sheets, stallholder settlements, cycle reporting, and financial statements, all in one place.
Manual sheets, cash counts, and settlement runs done by hand don't scale past a handful of stalls.
Daily takings recorded on paper or spreadsheets that never quite reconcile.
Working out who's owed what after every market day eats hours of admin time.
Market operators can't see trends, and stallholders can't see their own numbers.
Financial statements, files, and inventory tracked in disconnected tools — or not at all.
MarketPOS organizes every market into recurring cycles — so sales, settlements, and reporting always line up.
Add stalls, assign stallholders, and configure settings once — MarketPOS handles the rest each cycle.
Enter manual sheets or capture transactions directly, searchable in real time across the whole market.
Each market cycle rolls sales into journal entries automatically, ready for settlement.
Generate settlement runs and payout reports without manually cross-checking a single sheet.
Market analytics for operators, financial statements and sales dashboards for stallholders.
Every role sees exactly what they need — nothing they don't.
From the first sale of the day to the final settlement report.
Market-wide sales dashboards and trends for operators, updated in real time.
Fast, structured daily sales entry with automatic payment-type totals.
Every market day rolls up into a cycle, tying sales, journals, and settlements together.
Generate stallholder settlement runs and payout reports without manual reconciliation.
Search every transaction across the market, filterable by stallholder, date, or keyword.
Per-stallholder dashboards showing sales performance, visible to admins and stallholders alike.
A shared document center for uploading and distributing market files.
Track stock levels alongside sales, per stallholder.
Stallholder-facing statements generated straight from settlement data — no spreadsheets required.
Every market charges differently — MarketPOS accounts for it all automatically, cycle after cycle.
Fixed or variable stall rent, applied automatically each cycle and factored straight into settlements.
Percentage-based commission on sales, calculated per stallholder without manual spreadsheets.
Tax obligations tracked and applied per transaction, ready for reporting at settlement time.
Casual, part-day, or shared stalls — shift-based arrangements are accounted for in every payout.
Stallholders get a dedicated view of their own performance — no spreadsheets, no waiting on the office.
See your sales as they're recorded on market day, with trends and history across every cycle.
Download financial statements generated straight from settlement data, whenever you need them.
Pull tax and income reports for any period, without chasing paper records or old sheets.
Track your own stock levels alongside your sales, so you always know what's moving.
A simplified look at how one transaction flows through MarketPOS.
A stallholder makes a sale and it's entered into MarketPOS, whether via a manual sheet or a direct transaction.
The sale shows up in the stallholder's own dashboard in real time, alongside their current inventory levels so they know what needs restocking.
At the end of the cycle, the admin runs a settlement — every sale is automatically rolled up per stallholder, no manual reconciliation required.
Payout reports and financial statements are generated straight from the settlement, and stallholders are paid what they're owed.
No seat licenses, no feature tiers to unlock — every plan gets everything.
Scale up and down with your market — no minimums, no contracts.
Running multiple markets or high transaction volume? Get a fixed monthly rate instead.
MarketPOS is built around the concept of a market cycle — recurring market days with stalls and stallholders — but the underlying settlement and reporting engine works for any recurring stallholder-based operation.
Yes. Stallholders get their own analytics dashboard, financial statements, inventory view, and access to shared market files — scoped to their own data only.
Each cycle rolls up sales into journal entries automatically, which feed directly into settlement runs — no manual reconciliation between sheets and payouts.
Yes. Features like Inventory and Settlements can be turned on per market, so you only see what you use.
Market Admin, Market User, and Stallholder — each with a tailored view of exactly what they need.