Jovvie alternatives / wePOS

Comparison

Jovvie vs wePOS

wePOS is a low-cost point of sale that runs inside WordPress, with a free version and lifetime licenses. Jovvie costs more but connects to card readers and Tap to Pay on Stripe or NMI. If you mostly take cash or run a Dokan marketplace, wePOS may be enough.

Last updated: November 4, 2026. wePOS details come from the sources at the end of this page. Prices and features change, so confirm with each vendor before you buy.

The short answer

Which one fits you

Jovvie

Choose Jovvie if

  • You want card readers or Tap to Pay connected to the POS, not a separate terminal.
  • You process on Stripe or an NMI merchant account.
  • You want native iOS and Android apps.
  • You want Standalone mode with no WooCommerce.
wePOS

Choose wePOS if

  • You run a Dokan multivendor marketplace and want a POS for each vendor.
  • You mostly take cash and want a free or one-time-cost POS.
  • You prefer a lifetime license over a monthly subscription.
  • You need many outlets and cashiers at a fixed annual price.
At a glance

Jovvie and wePOS side by side

JovviewePOS
How it works with WooCommerceRuns on WooCommerce as its data layer: products, orders, customers and stock stay in WooCommerce. Self-hosted plugin or Jovvie Cloud. A Standalone option needs no WooCommerce.A plugin that runs inside WordPress and requires WooCommerce. Works with Dokan so each vendor can run a POS.
PricingBasic $29/month (1 cashier + 1 manager). Pro $49/month (unlimited staff and stations). Plus a 0.5–2.5% platform fee on card transactions. Jovvie Cloud adds $0.05 or $0.025 per order; Standalone adds $40/month. First 25 orders free.Free version on WordPress.org. Starter $99/year or $299 lifetime (1 site). Professional $149/year (3 sites). Business $199/year (10 sites). Paid plans list unlimited outlets, counters and cashiers.
Payment processorsYour own Stripe account or NMI merchant account (NMI connects to 200+ processors).Card and WooCommerce gateway payments are on paid plans. Processors aren’t named on the pricing page.
Card readers and Tap to PayTap to Pay on iPhone and Android. Stripe Reader S700, S710, T600, M2, BBPOS WisePad 3, WisePOS E and Verifone readers. NMI terminals on your merchant account.Not listed on wePOS’s pricing or WordPress.org pages.
DevicesBrowser on Windows, Mac, Linux and Chromebook; iOS and Android apps; desktop apps for macOS and Windows.Browser app on a tablet or desktop.
WordPress.org rating4.5 from 22 reviews on WordPress.org3.5 from 22 ratings on WordPress.org
Cost

Cost compared

wePOS has a free version and annual or lifetime licenses with no per-transaction fee from wePOS. Jovvie charges $29 or $49 a month plus a 0.5–2.5% platform fee on card transactions. If you take few card payments, wePOS costs less.

Jovvie Point of Sale is $29/month (Basic) or $49/month (Pro), plus a 0.5–2.5% platform fee on card transactions. Your first 25 orders are free, with no card to sign up. See Jovvie pricing or read why Jovvie isn’t free.

Questions

Questions buyers ask

Is wePOS free?

There is a free version on WordPress.org. Card payments and some features need a paid plan, which starts at $99/year or $299 lifetime.

Does wePOS support card readers?

wePOS’s pricing and WordPress.org pages don’t list supported card readers or Tap to Pay. Check with wePOS if you need integrated card payments.

Which is better for a Dokan marketplace?

wePOS, because it is built by the Dokan team and supports a POS per vendor. Jovvie is built for a single business with one or more stations.

Try Jovvie on the device you already have.

Your first 25 orders are free. No card to start.

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