Suite vs Epos Now — against your store’s actual workflow.

This page is for a phone, laptop or electronics shop in Nigeria choosing between Suite.ng for Stores and Epos Now. It is a demonstration checklist rather than a verdict: it lists what to ask both providers and how to compare the answers, and it reports no independent testing of either product.

Links and Suite.ng details on this page were last checked on 24 September 2026. Confirm current Epos Now products, editions, pricing and terms with its own team.

Ask each provider to receive two devices of the same model with different costs and conditions. Follow one through a transfer, sale and return. Check whether you can identify the exact device and original receipt at each step.

Suite for Stores includes IMEI and serial tracking, sales, receipts, customer credit and trade-ins. Confirm the exact Epos Now product, plan and configuration against the same requirements in a demonstration.

Basic Plan covers 1 shop with up to 6 logins: ₦25,000 paid monthly or ₦180,000 paid annually. More than five shops requires a custom quote.

Standard Plan covers 2–5 shops with up to 20 logins: ₦55,000 paid monthly or ₦420,000 paid annually. More than five shops requires a custom quote.

Request a current Epos Now quote for your location, hardware, payment processing and support requirements. Confirm commitment length, renewal and cancellation terms with both providers. Prices for another country may not describe the offer available to your business.

Visit Epos Now’s published pricing page and confirm local terms with its team.

Demonstrate branch transfers, customer balances, staff permissions and end-of-day reconciliation. Have your staff try the workflow and your bookkeeper inspect the available reports and exports.

Suite runs over the internet, syncing updates across branches, with backups every 24 hours. Discuss connectivity, device compatibility, migration, recovery and support expectations before rollout.

Epos Now is an established international point-of-sale platform. If you want a point-of-sale bundled with card processing and hardware from one supplier, or your business is a restaurant, bar or general retail shop rather than a device-selling electronics store, a general point-of-sale platform may fit you better than Suite.ng. This page cannot tell you whether it does — Epos Now’s products and commercial terms differ by country and we have not tested them.

Suite.ng is likely to suit you better if your stock is individual devices that each need their own record, if you sell on customer credit and need to follow the balances, or if you run more than one branch and need stock transfers between them. Read what Suite.ng for Stores does and the published naira prices, then hold both providers to the same demonstration.

Use the same sample records and checklist for both systems. This page does not report independent comparative testing or assert that a competing product lacks a feature. Choose the system and implementation scope that match your business.

Comparing Suite.ng with another product? The same checklist applies.