PayNuts review: high-end EFTPOS terminals with no or low tailored fees
PayNuts EFTPOS machines appeal to cash-strapped businesses, esp. the fee-free plan. But what are the conditions and downsides of the service?
Zeller review: attractive EFTPOS terminals, low rate and online account
Zeller's EFTPOS terminals have an online account and card for a fast cash flow. At no monthly cost and a low card fee, is there a catch?
Square review Australia: excellent value packed into app-based card reader
Connected to the free POS app, Square Reader makes a secure EFTPOS terminal with many features - but it's not all that Square has to offer.
Westpac EFTPOS machine review: competitive for stable businesses
Of the Australian banks, are Westpac EFTPOS machines a good option for small businesses? It depends on sale volume and what you need.
NAB EFTPOS review: low fixed rate for a bank, but with a few caveats
A NAB EFTPOS machine could be affordable for small businesses - but benefits are greater with a NAB business account.
Tyro review: improved EFTPOS machines, still slow-moving software
Tyro machines have had issues, but a bank account and fees are positives. What's the full picture? We review the service and products.
Stripe Terminal Australia review: for multichannel businesses with custom needs
Is Stripe Terminal a decent EFTPOS solution in Australia? We explain how it works and whether it's too technical for a small business.
Shopify card reader review: Australia’s omnichannel EFTPOS for Shopify stores
Shopify card reader is small and useful for retail shops with a store online too. But is the monthly cost too high for what it's worth? We tested it.
Smartpay review: EFTPOS machine your customers pay for?
Does Smartpay Australia have a good pricing plan for its EFTPOS machine? We look at the true value for small businesses that don't mind surcharging.
SumUp Australia review: very simple, low-cost card reader by European company
Is SumUp Australia's new EFTPOS answer to small businesses? What are the costs, limitations and service like? We've tested it.
Square Terminal Australia review: cordless touchscreen terminal with card payments
Square Australia's POS terminal accepts most cards - but it's also a portable checkout. Simple fees, no contract, but is WiFi a constraint?
PayPal Here Australia review – is it better than the competition?
Is PayPal Here the best card reader service in Australia? We discuss fees, eftpos acceptance, payouts, pros and cons of this well-known solution.
eWAY SmartPOS Australia review: worthy mPOS solution for small businesses?
eWay Australia offers an attractive offering for tap, chip & swipe card payments via a mobile phone app. What's special and not-so-favourable about it?
CommBank Emmy review: mobile EFTPOS reader from a big bank
Emmy offers a compact payment terminal targeted at small businesses, with same-day settlement and round-the-clock customer support.
Albert EFTPOS tablet review: touchscreen payment terminal from CommBank
CommBank's touchscreen POS terminal comes with a high monthly fee. Is it the right choice for card payments, or too fancy for a small business?
More Payments review: no-contract terminals with fair EFTPOS rates
More Payments offers competitive fees on Till card machines, but is that all? We review the package, payments and whether there really is no contract.
NAB MPOS review: a worthy solution for Australian merchants?
Previously called NAB Now, the NAB MPOS card reader accepts contactless and many other cards. Same-day settlement is good, but what about the price?
Mint Payments review: worthy solution for EFTPOS and remote payments?
Is Mint Payments better for small or larger businesses? We review its payment solutions, fees and quality of products. What are Mint's strong points?
Mint mPOS review: basic app-based EFTPOS reader with competitive fees
Mint mPOS is a card reader that works with a smartphone app. Does your business earn enough to make the contract worthwhile?
Quest Pocket Pay review: does the service justify the costs?
Pocket Pay is an app-based card reader with contractual lock-in and monthly fees. What's special about this compared to cheaper options in Australia?