Alyeska POS

Anchorage-based point of sale

The prices are on the page. The support is in your time zone.

Restaurant, bar and retail systems sold the way you'd want to buy one: hardware at a published price, software month to month, interchange-plus processing, and a person in Alaska who answers the phone.

Questions first? Call (907) 290-8555 in Alaska or (808) 518-4510 in Hawaii.

15.6-inch Quantic point-of-sale station showing a restaurant menu Countertop kit · $1,800

Just got your Alaska business license? Start on the Own-it door: no contract, no early-termination fee, and the cheapest path over time.

Start with a kit

Two ways to pay, one honest price list

Pick the door that fits how you want to run the business.

Same hardware, same software, same support either way. The doors only change who pays for the card processing and when the hardware gets paid for.

Cheapest over time

Own it

Best for new businesses and anyone who wants the lowest total cost.

Hardware
Buy it at list price. It's yours.
Software
$99 to $299 a month, cancel any time
Processing
Interchange + 0.30% + 10¢
Term
None. No early-termination fee.
Half-price hardware, free software year one

Cash discount

For established businesses that would rather their card-paying customers cover the processing.

Hardware
50% off list
Software
Free for 12 months, then the published rate
Processing
Customers who pay by card pay a 3.99% service fee; cash prices stay as posted
Term
None. Switch back to Own it whenever you like.
By application

$0 upfront

For businesses with at least 12 months of processing history.

Hardware
$0 today, paid back through the cash-discount program
Software
Free for 12 months, then the published rate
Qualify with
12 months in business and three recent processing statements
Term
Hardware buyout if you leave early; that's the only string

Processor pass-through fees (account on file, PCI, statement access) are billed at the processor's cost with no markup, about $34 a month, and are itemized on your first statement. We never add annual program fees, regulatory fees, or a premium-support tier.

Hardware

Four kits cover almost every counter in Alaska.

Every kit ships with a UniFi gateway so we can see your network from Anchorage, and a Dejavoo pin pad that keeps taking cards when the internet drops. Add stations, printers and displays à la carte.

Add-on hardwarePriceNote

Software

Three tiers, priced per location, month to month.

Every tier includes one station license, remote support and network monitoring. Pay annually and take 10% off.

Delivery integration

DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub, Slice and 30+ more, with orders landing straight in the POS and printing in the kitchen. No more tablets on the counter.

$35/mo for one platform

  • 2 platforms $50 a month
  • 3 or more $75 a month
  • Available on every tier

Hardware care

Advance-replacement swaps on a same-day flight, accidental damage covered, and help with the annual PCI questionnaire.

$15/mo, or $150 a year

  • Covers every device in your kit
  • Add or drop it any month

Why local

Local means something different at the edge of the continent.

Same time zone, same weather

When you call at 4pm on a Friday, a person in Alaska picks up. Not a queue on Eastern time, not a ticket that opens Monday.

Hardware on a plane, not a truck

If a station dies, the national brands ship ground from the Lower 48. We put a replacement on a same-day flight from Anchorage.

We can see your network

Every install runs on UniFi gear we monitor remotely. We often see an outage before you do, and the pin pad keeps taking cards while it's out.

Straight answers

Frequently asked questions

How does this compare to Toast?

Toast is a good product with tens of thousands of restaurants, almost all of them in the Lower 48. Their $0-upfront kit is paid for through a higher processing rate over a two- or three-year term, and support runs on Eastern time. We publish the hardware price, charge interchange-plus, and answer from Anchorage.

What about the Clover my bank offered?

Bank-channel Clover is usually a 48-month non-cancellable hardware lease with processing priced separately. Add it up over the term and the hardware often costs four to five times its retail price. Our Own-it door is a one-time purchase with no term.

Is "cash discount" legal in Alaska?

Yes, when it's done properly: the posted price is the cash price, the card price is disclosed before the sale, and the receipt shows the service fee as its own line. Quantic prints it that way out of the box, and we supply the required signage with every cash-discount install.

What happens if the POS goes down on a Friday night?

You call and a person answers. The Dejavoo pin pad keeps authorizing cards while the internet is out, and if it's a hardware failure we ship a replacement on the next flight. Hardware care customers get the swap before the broken unit comes back.

Do you serve businesses outside Anchorage?

Yes, statewide and in Hawaii. Remote support and network monitoring work anywhere with an internet connection, and same-day hardware goes out on local carriers to communities across Alaska.

Can I switch doors later?

Yes. Move from cash discount to Own it, or the other way, any month. There is no term on either door, so nothing to buy out.

Talk to a person

Not sure which door, or applying for $0 upfront?

Tell us about the business and we'll call back within one business day with a straight recommendation. No pitch deck.

Alaska (907) 290-8555
Hawaii (808) 518-4510