KORONA POS is a cloud POS for retail, quick service and ticketing. Plans start at $59/month per terminal with no contract and an unlimited free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
KORONA POS is a cloud-based point of sale system made by COMBASE USA. It is designed for three types of businesses: retail stores, quick service restaurants such as cafes and bakeries, and ticketing operations such as museums, water parks and amusement parks.
The product brings checkout, inventory, payments, loyalty, reporting and multi-location management into one platform. The company positions it against POS vendors with hidden fees, long contracts and outsourced support, and stresses simple pricing, no forced contracts and in-house support.
KORONA POS runs in the cloud, so owners and permitted staff can open the back end from any internet-connected device. Sales at the register are recorded centrally, and eCommerce integrations add online orders alongside in-store sales, keeping inventory current.
Setup follows a five-step path described on the site: talk with a specialist, import existing product and vendor data, set up new or existing hardware, test the system with the in-house technical team, then start selling. Reports and configuration are managed in KORONA Studio.
Inventory management is a central feature. The catalog is unlimited, notifications are customizable, and ordering and vendor relationships can be automated. Reporting covers major KPI reports, product reports, sales breakdowns and employee reports, and users can build custom reports in KORONA Studio.
Other tools include loyalty and CRM, gift cards, loss prevention, self-checkout kiosks and franchise management. Quick service businesses get a table service display and scheduling and payroll assistance, while ticketing businesses get turnstile integration, group rates, memberships and an online ticketing platform.
KORONA POS is a cloud-based point of sale system from COMBASE USA for retail stores, quick service restaurants and ticketing businesses. It combines checkout, inventory, reporting, payments, loyalty and multi-location management.
Subscriptions start at $59 per month for each terminal, described as a flat rate with no additional charges or fees. Optional industry-specific modules add $10-50 per month, and hardware is purchased separately.
Yes. The company offers an unlimited free trial with no credit card required, so businesses can go live when they are ready. It also offers a live demo and says it will upload your inventory to the trial account.
No. The subscription is month-to-month and can be canceled at any time without extra fees. The company also lists a money-back guarantee of 30 days for hardware and 60 days for software.
It integrates with QuickBooks for accounting, bLoyal and Como for loyalty and CRM, Bottlecapps for liquor stores and WooCommerce for eCommerce. It also works with many credit card processors and offers API access.
For the most part, yes, because KORONA POS integrates with many POS hardware products. The company asks customers to send their current equipment list so it can confirm compatibility. New hardware can be delivered pre-installed and configured.
The site targets small businesses and offers a per-terminal price with no contract and an unlimited trial. It also scales to multiple locations and franchises, so it can grow with a business.
Phone, chat and email support is included in the subscription and handled by an in-house team. The homepage lists general support Monday to Friday, 6 AM to 6 PM PT, and 24/7/365 emergency support for critical sales issues.