▪ Made for Restaurants ▪ No Advertisement. ▪ No Hidden Cost.
Many restaurants, cafe, food shop, and pizzeria runs the business with Floreant POS. We are serving businesses for almost 12 years. There is no locking, no hidden cost, or no restrictions on using the software. Floreant POS installation is straight forward as it has an embedded database. Unlike many cloud-dependent POS it runs without the need for any internet. There is are supports for touch screen terminal, kitchen printer, and cash drawer. Specialized stores can purchase additional plugins or upgrade to the PRO version of the software. Source code for Floreant POS is released online free, so you have full freedom to extend it.
Floreant is the first known enterprise-grade restaurant POS released in public domain. It has stable growth in last 10 years and according to google statistics it’s the most used restaurant POS
Floreant has been shared in all download sites including CNET Download, ZDNet, and Sf.net. Only sf.net has more than 196,780 downloads with 200% growth in last two quarters.
We meet and exceed user expectation with regular releases, listing to their requirements and providing seamless free supports over discussion group. Every day we receive a huge number of appreciation notes and Getting full 5 stars in sf.net is rewarding
We have experimented with all the open source POS’s we could find and Floreant is by far the very best in terms of simplicity and functionality”
Installed Floreant POS for university project on business intelligence last year, and was really impressed with how attractive and easy to use it was.
These guys are outstanding. The software works great and they go the extra mile to ensure their customers are happy. I’ll continue to use Floreant POS as my restaurant grows.
We are a full service restaurant that does about 200 covers for dinner on weekends, and we’ve been using Floreant POS since 2010. It is a very robust and stable platform. We have experimented with all the open source POS’s we could find and Floreant is by far the very best in terms of simplicity and functionality.
Floreant POS began its journey in 2008 when Denny’s Restaurant in Oneonta, NY, hired our team to upgrade their database. Recognizing the need for a free, open-source restaurant POS, we released the source code to the public domain in 2009. By 2010, Floreant POS introduced Java-based POS support, along with essential restaurant features like shift-wise pricing, partial payments, and kitchen printer integration. The release of version 1.02 was met with overwhelming appreciation, leading to a surge in downloads. To accommodate this growing demand, we hosted our binaries on major platforms like Download.com, ZDNet, and SourceForge. Today, Floreant POS has been customized and deployed across various restaurant chains and fast-food businesses, including Louisiana Famous Fried Chicken, Parkway Pizza, Mini Delights, Monalisa Paraguay, and Cinco E S.A.S. Its flexibility, reliability, and free access have made it a preferred POS solution for restaurants worldwide.