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Storey vs Clover

Clover sells tiered plans that vary by business type, adds per-device fees, often relies on paid App Market add-ons for extra functionality, and is typically sold on a 36-month contract.

Storey is one flat product: every module — retail, restaurants and table service, reservations and bookings, invoicing, inventory, employee management, e-commerce and loyalty — is included, with no per-feature fees, no paid tiers and no software cost. The only paid part is card processing, at competitive rates with no software markup.

Storey compared with Clover, competitor figures as of September 2026
 StoreyClover
Complete systemRetail, full-service restaurants and table service, reservations and bookings, invoicing, inventory, employee management, e-commerce and loyalty — all includedExtra functionality often comes through paid App Market add-ons
Additional functionalityEvery module included, no per-feature feesOften paid App Market add-ons (free to $99+/mo per app)
Hardware approachRuns on Android with keyboard-wedge barcode scanners, ESC/POS receipt printers and compatible USB or Bluetooth scales; no Storey-branded terminal requiredBuilt around Clover terminal hardware
Additional devicesNo per-device software fee$14.95/mo each
Software plans$0 — the whole systemTiered by vertical: from around $349/mo (retail Starter) up to $2,648 upfront + ~$105–180/mo (Advanced tiers)
Card-present processingCompetitive processing rates, no software markup2.3%–2.6% + $0.10
Keyed / online processingCompetitive processing rates, no software markup3.5% + $0.10
ContractNot tied to one processor or proprietary hardwareTypically a 36-month contract

Competitor pricing and features are current as of September 2026 and subject to change; plans and rates can vary by business type, location and contract. Storey is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Square, Toast, Clover or Stripe, and all trademarks belong to their owners. Please verify current pricing directly with each company before deciding.