Review · Ecommerce
Clover review
Fiserv's POS hardware and software family with Station, Mini, Flex handhelds, KDS and a self-ordering kiosk.
By the KeenVerdict research desk · Updated November 7, 2026
- Features (40%)
- 8.2
- Ease of use (30%)
- 8.5
- Value (30%)
- 7.2
Clover is best known for its hardware, and its restaurant page leans on it: Station Solo for the main counter, Station Duo with a customer screen for high-volume lines, the compact Mini, the Flex and Flex Pocket handhelds for tableside orders, the Go reader for phones, a kitchen display system and a self-ordering kiosk. The software covers coursing, menu modifications, seating and table maps up front, timed order routing and inventory tracking in the kitchen, and a single back-office dashboard. Online ordering is commission-free and ties into third-party delivery apps. Clover is run by Fiserv's First Data, which means credit approval and underwriting for every account. Through December 31, 2026, qualified new merchants get 90 days with no SaaS fees on the Essentials plan, and a $450 hardware credit that requires a three-year contract. We could not confirm USD plan prices from the pricing page on the check date, so get your rate in writing.
Who it is for
Quick-service and full-service restaurants that want sleek Clover hardware and a broad app market from a bank-backed processor.
Price
See vendor pricing (USD check pending).
US price check pending. See the vendor pricing page.
Key features
- Coursing, menu modifications, seating and table maps
- Timed order routing and kitchen display system
- Commission-free online ordering with delivery app integration
- Clover Kiosk self-ordering
- Station Solo, Station Duo, Mini, Flex and Flex Pocket devices
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: Wide hardware range from handhelds to dual-screen stations
- Strength: Front of house, kitchen and back office run from one dashboard
- Strength: 90-day promotion with no SaaS fees on Essentials for qualified new merchants through Dec 31, 2026
- Weakness: Pricing depends on business type and is not shown as a simple table
- Weakness: Hardware promotion requires a 3-year contract
- Weakness: Accounts are subject to credit approval
Key facts
- Hardware: Station Solo, Station Duo, Mini, Flex, Flex Pocket, Go, Kiosk, KDS
- Online ordering: Commission-free, with third-party delivery app integration
- Software promotion: No SaaS fees for 90 days on Essentials, through Dec 31, 2026
- Hardware promotion: $450 statement credit, requires a 3-year contract
- Approval: Credit approval required
Where it ranks
Clover is No. 8 in our Best POS Systems for Restaurants verdict.
Alternatives we scored
- Toast8.8
- Square for Restaurants8.7
- SpotOn8.5
- TouchBistro8.3
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