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MYR POS is a modern point-of-sale platform built for quick-service restaurants and franchises across Canada and the U.S. Created by restaurateurs, MYR focuses on what matters most during busy hours: speed, accuracy, and a setup that’s easy for staff to learn. Whether you run a café, pizzeria, bakery, juice bar, food truck, or a multi-location group, MYR helps you manage orders, connect with delivery and online ordering platforms, and keep day-to-day operations on track. Our team offers local support and onboarding to help restaurants get started quickly and confidently. Today, thousands of QSR operators trust MYR for a POS that’s built around real workflows not unnecessary complexity. If you need a practical system designed for fast-moving restaurants, MYR is here to help you master your rush.
460 St Catherine O., Suite 408, H3B1A6, Montreal, Canada
4.1
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Easy to use POS. Staff get it right away. Integrates with ipad, so if you already have some no additional proprietary equipment needed. Offers a wide range of features from inventory tracking, time sheets to online ordering.
It is also MEV certified so its all ready to go for locations in Quebec
Ease of use, friendly customer support, especially during the Web Mev transition they were cery patient and helpful. We’re very happy with MYR and highly recommend it!
Good experience overall, easy to use intuitive UI, very rare that we experience any issues with it.
System is ok little slow on answering emails with customer service but support helped resolve a problem
Was in my bussiness when I bought it personally don't like Ipad or Apple Products so I will have to live with it
My staff like it says easy to operate
From the Initial online request for POS help to the final installation of the equipment was a well planned out process that made everything so simple. The cost of the equipment was fair and the immidiate response for training or questions has been amazing. My equipment has been in operation since Sept 25 and no issues whatsoever so far.
I have asked a question and have rudly been told that basically I am an idiot. I have been compared to other franchisee and told that they have CPA's and don't have that kind of problem. Probably the worst customer service ever experienced. Not willing to help find a solution. They should really work on how to communicate respectfully with clients.
Product is ok, some lags sometimes. But the customers service is not great. You need to remind them to answer you.
Unfortunately, since Koomi changed for MYR, its more like Slow Down Your Rush. The system runs so slowly, it bugs and we are very disappointed that we still can't separate an open bill by items. These points affect our efficacy a loooooot. We don't think that we will move forward with MYR if nothing improves soon.
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