Qashier vs StoreHub: Which POS is Better for Malaysian Restaurants?

If you're choosing between Qashier and StoreHub for your Malaysian restaurant, you're comparing two of the most visible POS names in the market. Both have strong local presence, but they serve different types of F&B businesses—and both have limitations that become painful as you scale.

This guide gives you a neutral, feature-by-feature comparison. We'll also explain why a growing number of Malaysian restaurants are choosing Klikit instead of either.

At a Glance: Qashier vs StoreHub vs Klikit

Who is Qashier Best For?

Qashier positions itself as the affordable, easy-to-use choice for small Malaysian F&B businesses. Its strengths:

• Low entry price — RM 79/month makes it accessible for new cafes
• Simple setup — Staff can learn the interface quickly
• Basic POS — Works fine for dine-in and light takeaway

Where Qashier falls short:

• No native GrabFood or Foodpanda integration—orders must be managed on separate tablets
• Inventory and CRM are paid add-ons, not core features
• Multi-location support is basic; no centralized menu control

Who is StoreHub Best For?

StoreHub is one of Malaysia's largest POS providers with 18,000+ merchants. Its strengths:

• Broad feature set — POS, inventory, loyalty, e-commerce
• Beep Delivery — Own-channel delivery with logistics
• Retail + F&B — Good for hybrid businesses

Where StoreHub falls short:

• Delivery aggregation is weaker—no unified inbox for GrabFood, Foodpanda, and ShopeeFood
• Multi-location features locked behind higher-tier plans
• Pricing can become expensive as you add modules

The Problem Neither Solves: Delivery Chaos

Most Malaysian restaurants now run on 3+ delivery platforms. If you're using Qashier, you juggle separate tablets. If you're using StoreHub, you get Beep Delivery but still miss the full aggregator picture.

During peak hours, this means:

• Staff running between devices
• Orders entered manually into the POS
• Menu updates that don't sync across platforms
• Stock-outs on one app while still accepting orders on another

Both Qashier and StoreHub were built primarily for in-store operations. Delivery was added later. That's why restaurants serious about delivery often outgrow both.

Why Restaurants Choose Klikit Over Both

1. True Delivery Aggregation

Klikit was built for the delivery-first reality of Malaysian F&B. GrabFood, Foodpanda, and ShopeeFood orders flow into one unified dashboard—no separate tablets, no manual entry.

2. Real-Time Menu Sync

When an item sells out, one click updates all platforms simultaneously. This prevents cancellations and bad reviews.

3. Transparent, Predictable Pricing

Unlike StoreHub's module-based pricing or Qashier's add-on model, Klikit includes delivery aggregation, inventory, CRM, and multi-location in its standard plan.

4. Built for Malaysian F&B

• Native TNG eWallet, Boost, and GrabPay support
• Halal menu labeling
• SST-ready reporting
• Local onboarding team in KL

Direct Comparison: Qashier vs StoreHub vs Klikit

Pricing

Delivery Integration Depth

Qashier: No native API. Staff manually transfer orders or use a second tablet.

StoreHub: Beep Delivery plus basic third-party integrations. No unified order inbox.

Klikit: Native APIs for GrabFood, Foodpanda, and ShopeeFood. One screen. Auto-routing to kitchen.

Multi-Location Management

Qashier: Limited. Not designed for chains.

StoreHub: Available on enterprise plans. Good reporting but requires upgrade.

Klikit: Included in all plans. Centralized menu, pricing, and staff management.

Which One Should You Choose?

Choose Qashier if: You run a small cafe with minimal delivery volume and want the lowest monthly cost.

Choose StoreHub if: You operate a retail-cafe hybrid and want an all-in-one solution with own-channel delivery.

Choose Klikit if: Delivery platforms drive 30%+ of your revenue, you run multiple outlets, or you're tired of managing multiple tablets and inconsistent menus.

Switching is Easier Than You Think

Whether you're on Qashier or StoreHub, migrating to Klikit takes 3–5 business days:

1. Export your menu — CSV or direct API transfer
2. Connect delivery platforms — We handle GrabFood, Foodpanda, and ShopeeFood re-integration
3. Staff training — 1–2 hours per location, conducted in English or Malay
4. Go live — Parallel run available during transition

Most Malaysian restaurants see a measurable drop in order errors within the first week.

Final Verdict

Qashier wins on entry price. StoreHub wins on feature breadth for retail. But for delivery-heavy Malaysian F&B businesses, neither solves the core problem: order chaos across multiple platforms.

Klikit eliminates that chaos with native aggregation, real-time sync, and transparent pricing—while matching StoreHub on features and Qashier on simplicity.

Ready to see the difference? Book a demo and we'll show you how your GrabFood, Foodpanda, and ShopeeFood orders can run through one system.