Clover sells a system, not a website: the counter hardware, a software plan and card processing, priced as a 36-month subscription with the equipment inside it — $179 a month for the full-service Starter, $135 for quick-service, up to $354 for the Advanced. The subscription is non-cancelable, the hardware is Clover's, and a designed site means BentoBox, which Clover now sells only to Clover POS customers.
Clover does not sell a website with a register on the side. It sells a system: the counter hardware, a software plan and card processing, priced as a 36-month subscription with the equipment inside it. Its restaurant page lists six bundles, three for full service and three for quick service:
Every bundle can also be bought the other way: pay for the hardware up front and keep paying a software fee. Full-service Starter is $1,799 + $89.95 a month; Standard is $2,548 + $109.90; Advanced is $4,447 + $129.85. Over 36 months the subscription costs more ($6,444 against $5,037) and carries the fuller warranty while it runs.
The term is the part to read twice. Clover's own FAQ says the subscription is non-cancelable and ineligible for refunds — you can pay it off or upgrade, not walk away. At the end of 36 months you buy the equipment or return it, and if you do neither the subscription continues at the same monthly charge; Clover asks for 30 days' notice before the term ends. The prices on that page are available on clover.com only — bought through a bank or reseller, the rates and terms are the seller's.
Two things stand out. Clover's card-present rate — 2.3% + 10¢ — is the lowest any platform on this site publishes, and on $40,000 a month of card sales it is worth roughly $600 a year less than a 2.45% + 15¢ rate, which is not nothing. Against that, the subscription is a 36-month commitment with no exit, and the equipment is Clover's.
And the website is not in the box in any finished form. The bundle includes a menu page and no-fee online ordering, which you populate from the POS; a designed restaurant site is BentoBox, which now sells only to Clover POS customers. So for a shop not already on Clover, the route to a Clover website starts with replacing the register.
| Clover | ShopLaunch | |
|---|---|---|
| What it costs | $179–$354 a month for 36 months (full-service), or $1,799–$4,447 upfront + $89.95–$129.85 a month | $49 / $199 / $499, once |
| Minimum term | 36 months, non-cancelable and ineligible for refunds | No contract |
| Hardware | Clover's own: Station Solo, cash drawer, receipt printer. At the end of the term you buy it or return it | None. Any phone and your printer |
| Card rates | 2.3% + 10¢ tapped, swiped or inserted; 3.5% + 10¢ typed in. Processing is separate | We do not process payments |
| The website | A menu page and no-fee online ordering included; a built site means BentoBox, sold to Clover customers only | One page, built for you, no POS attached |
| Table QR | Contactless QR order-and-pay inside the POS — an ordering flow, not a printed menu | A printed QR menu, one code per table |
| Who builds it | You set the menu up in Clover | We do, from one five-minute form |
| Time to live | Hardware ships; install and menu setup are yours | 24 hours |
| Changing POS later | Buy out the term; the hardware goes back or is bought | The page does not know what your register is |
| Online ordering with payment | Included, with no per-order fee | Not offered — we take no payments |
Clover bundle prices, the outright-purchase prices, the 2.3% + 10¢ / 3.5% + 10¢ rates and the non-cancelable term are from clover.com/pricing/restaurant and its pricing FAQ, read 11 November 2026. Reseller and bank pricing differs. ShopLaunch prices are the ones on this site, before tax.
If you need a register, Clover is a legitimate answer and its processing rate is the sharpest of the platforms here. The question this page asks is narrower.
A shop can hold both: Clover at the counter for payments and kitchen tickets, a static page for the door, the table QR and the hours. Nothing in the Clover bundle has to change for that, and nothing in the page depends on Clover.
Not a template you fill in. We take your hours, prices and photos, build each piece, and hand back files and a live link.
One form, five minutes. Live the next business day. No app for you or your guests, no monthly fee, and no cut of anything you sell.
The page and the menu are the Local Pack. Nothing here is a subscription, and nothing renews.
One page, one business day.
The one most shops order.
Everything, plus 30 days of us on call.
Payment is taken by Polar Software, Inc., our merchant of record, on their checkout page — we never see your card. By ordering you agree to our terms and refund policy. One round of edits is included; the files are yours to keep and reprint.
On the published numbers, yes at the entry: Clover's full-service Starter is $179 a month for 36 months with the hardware inside, against Toast's $219 a month plus a $1,153 terminal kit on a 2-year agreement. Clover's card-present rate (2.3% + 10¢) is also lower than Toast's 2.49% + 15¢. The trade is the term: 36 months non-cancelable against Toast's 24.
Not according to BentoBox's own pricing page, which now reads "BentoBox is now Clover" and states that its products and services are only available to Clover POS customers. If you want that site, price the Clover hardware, the Clover software plan, the processing and the BentoBox modules as four lines. Our BentoBox page walks through it.
You buy the equipment or return it. If you do neither, the subscription continues at the same monthly charge, and Clover asks for 30 days' notice before the term ends. Ask in writing what the buy-out price is on your bundle — the pricing page does not state it.
Because Clover is sold through banks and resellers who set their own prices and terms, and the prices on clover.com are stated to be available only there. If your quote came from your bank, compare it line by line with the clover.com card: bundle, software plan, processing rate, term and the buy-out at the end.
Polar Software, Inc., our merchant of record, takes it on their checkout page. Your card details are entered there, never on this site, and they handle the receipt and the tax. We never see your card number.
The six bundles, the buy-or-return terms and the three-year arithmetic, on one printable page.
Want all eleven on one page? The 2026 cost comparison puts them side by side.
Send your shop once. We build the page, the QR menu, the posters and the posts, and hand it back the next business day. If you already pay a platform for a page like this, this is the line you can take off the bill.