POS Pricing in Kenya: Full Cost Breakdown (2026)
Software, setup, hardware and hidden fees — what a POS system actually costs Kenyan shops in 2026.
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Point of sale, M-Pesa, inventory and pricing advice for shops, restaurants, pharmacies and dukas across Kenya.
Software, setup, hardware and hidden fees — what a POS system actually costs Kenyan shops in 2026.
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