NCR Aloha (NCR Voyix)
Enterprise restaurant POS. NCR split in October 2023 and the Aloha line sits with NCR Voyix. The product page loads and publishes no price of any kind; it routes every enquiry to a sales contact. Quote-only, and sold to enterprise procurement rather than to an owner-operator.
What this POS actually costs in Year 1.
*Representative buyer: 1 location · 2 terminals · $40K/mo card volume · ~600 transactions/mo.
No total, and no estimate. The Aloha product page loads and publishes no price of any kind, routing every enquiry to a sales contact, so there is nothing to work from. Enterprise POS is configured and quoted per deal, and any single monthly figure attributed to it is someone's guess at a number NCR Voyix does not disclose.
Why this POS is priced this way.
NCR Aloha is the enterprise restaurant POS, sitting with NCR Voyix after the October 2023 split. The product depth genuinely exceeds the SMB systems here for multi-state, multi-hundred-site operations, which is also why it is priced by enterprise procurement rather than published: every deal is a different configuration, a different term, and a different integration scope.
What first-time buyers miss.
Aloha is over-specified for the buyer this site is written for. SMBs usually arrive at it through an integrator or a franchisor recommendation rather than through their own requirements, and the SMB-tier depth at Toast or Lightspeed covers the same ground at a published price. Note also that coverage written before October 2023 refers to NCR rather than NCR Voyix, so check the date on anything you read about it.
Who this POS fits.
Multi-state restaurant chains. Franchise operators at scale. Casual-dining and full-service chains where corporate consistency across sites is the requirement. Not for single-site or small multi-site operators.