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Not another retail POS.
Most free point-of-sale apps started as a register for a shop counting SKUs. Kasenso started as one for a kitchen counting ingredients. Here's where that shows up.
Feature
Kasenso
Typical free POS
Inventory tracking
Recipe-linked — every sale deducts real ingredients automatically
Typical free POS: Manual SKU counts, no link between a dish sold and stock used
Works with no signal
Full POS, printing, and sync — built in from day one
Typical free POS: Slows down, blocks the register, or stops taking orders
Marketing help
KAISHA drafts posts from your shop's own sales data
Typical free POS: Not included, or a generic caption tool with no data behind it
The free plan
Every feature, no card, no per-terminal fee, not a countdown
Typical free POS: Caps devices, staff, or history, then pushes you to upgrade
Tax setup
Any label you type, off by default, never assumed for you
Typical free POS: Hardcoded "VAT" or "Tax," often on whether you charge it or not
Handing over a receipt
Print it, or send the same PDF with no printer required
Typical free POS: Print only — a digital copy is a paid add-on, if it exists at all
Built for
Food service specifically — recipes, yields, KDS, choices & add-ons
Typical free POS: Generic retail, with food-service features bolted on afterward
“Typical free POS” describes the retail-first tools most shops have tried before, not any one named product — features vary app to app, and plenty of good ones exist. This is where Kasenso made different choices, not a claim about any competitor by name.
None of this is one trick
Recipe data feeds KAISHA's suggestions. Offline-first is what makes the free plan credible at a counter with bad signal. Built for food service is why the recipe and the kitchen display already know about each other. Copy any one row and you still don't have the rest.
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