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Compare point of sale software for music stores

Generic POS software doesn’t always match what a music store needs.

Between rentals, the repair bench, lessons, and everything you sell online, a music shop asks a lot more of its POS than a standard retail counter does.

We compare the best music shop POS systems on the market so you don’t have to.

 

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Which POS system is right for your music shop?

Every music store is different, but what they handle rarely is — rentals, the repair bench, lessons, and everything you sell online.
 
Start with whichever system you’re weighing.
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MusicWare vs. Music Shop 360

A cloud POS built for independent music retailers, including inventory, rentals, and payments. But the gaps show up in work orders and e-commerce — learn more here.  

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AIMsi vs. Music Shop 360

Tri-Tech’s Windows-exclusive POS software AIMsi, now called AIM, offers rentals, lessons, and repairs as separate add-ons. Here’s how it all stacks up.  

Frequently asked questions

What makes a music store POS different from a regular retail POS?

A generic retail POS can ring up a sale, but it can’t track an instrument by serial number or tell you it’s out on rent.

Industry-specific systems handle that, plus rent-to-own contracts, repair tickets, and lesson scheduling. 

How much does a music store POS system cost?

Can a music store POS sync with online marketplaces like Reverb?

How long will it take my music store to switch POS systems?

Ready to get your store in tune?

Feature comparisons only tell you so much. Book a free, personalized demo to see how Music Shop 360 can make your day-to-day smoother.