Summary

Product Overview

This product is a list of North America POS/mPOS Software Share.  It lists over 184 top POS ISVs (independent software vendors) in the North American POS and mPOS markets for merchants and retailers.  It is inclusive of those that make their own POS equipment like NCR, Oracle, Oracle/MICROS, Fujitsu and others, as well as pure software players like Aptos, OneView Commerce, and others. This list also includes the mPOS players such as Square, Toast, Clover, etc.

For each company, we look at their overall business, Total revenue, maintenance revenues, licenses outstanding, and Gross Payment Volume through their systems installed.  We look at the data for Enterprise-level retailers by segment (retailers with 50 or more stores) and then SMB (below 50 stores) and this data is broken down by 13 different segments.

This product is ideal for payment providers, POS companies, private equity companies looking for acquisition candidates.  It provides market share by more than 30 different metrics.

This product is ideal for payment providers, POS companies, private equity companies looking for acquisition candidates.  It provides market share by more than 30 different metrics. The format is in Excel and provides custom graphing opportunities.

This includes a list of over 180 POS and mPOS software providers.  This includes OEM providers such as NCR, Oracle, Fujitsu, Diebold Nixdorf, Square, Toast, Revel as well as companies that only do software such as Aptos, Shopify, Intuit, Epicor, Envista, etc.

It includes both POS and mPOS vendors.  Included in the data is the following:

Revenue/Software Related Revenue – Worldwide Sales, North American Sales, North American POS Revenue, and North American mPOS Revenue

Software Related Revenue Sales – On Prem, Software Maintenance, Software as a Service

Enterprise vs SMB – Revenue in chains below 50 stores, Revenue in chains with more than 50 stores

Total Software Related Revenue by Segment – See segments and examples below:

Food/Grocery (Kroger, Safeway, Trader Joe’s, Wakerfern)

Drug Stores (Walgreens, CVS)

Superstore/Warehouse Clubs/Hypermarkets (Walmart, BJ’s Wholesale, Costco)

Mass Merchants (Target, Meijer Stores, Dollar Tree)

Department Stores (JC Penney, Sears, Kohls, Bealls)

Specialty Hard Goods (Home Depot, Lowes, Best Buy, Rooms to Go, Canadian Tire)

Specialty Soft Goods (H&M, Victoria’s Secret, Casual Male, Old Navy)

Convenience/Gas (Chevron, Exxon,)

Fast Food (McDonald’s, Subway, Burger King, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell)

Bar/Restaurant (Applebees, Buffalo Wild Wings, Chipotle)

Lodging (Marriott, Sheraton, Hilton)

Entertainment: Casinos and Cruises (Carnival, Harrah’s, Wynn, Caesar’s Palace)

Entertainment: Museums, Theme Parks, Theaters, Others (Disney, Universal, AMC, Carmike)

Licenses Installed By Device Type – POS for SMB, POS for Enterprise, mPOS for SMB, mPOS for Enterprise

Gross Payment Volume by Segments (listed above) and Total – This is the value of card payments by segment for each company – particular valuable to payment providers.

27 charts already produced – include segment, POS or mPOS or Both, On-Prem or SaaS, SMB or Enterprise

Create Custom Chart – this allows you to create your own charts.

Highlights

This includes a list of 175 POS and mPOS software providers.  This includes OEM providers such as NCR, Oracle, Fujitsu and Diebold Nixdorf as well as companies that only do software such as Aptos, Epicore, Envista, etc.

It includes both POS and mPOS vendors.  Included in the data is the following:

Revenue/Software Related Revenue – Worldwide Sales, North American Sales, North American POS Revenue, and North American mPOS Revenue

Software Related Revenue Sales – On Prem, Software Maintenance, Software as a Service

Enterprise vs SMB – Revenue in chains below 50 stores, Revenue in chains with more than 50 stores

Total Software Related Revenue by Segment – See segments and examples below
Food/Grocery (Kroger, Safeway, Trader Joe’s, Wakerfern)
Drug Stores (Walgreens, CVS)        
Superstore/Warehouse Clubs/Hypermarkets (Walmart, BJ’s Wholesale, Costco)
Mass Merchants (Target, Meijer Stores, Dollar Tree)
Department Stores (JC Penney, Sears, Kohls, Bealls)
Specialty Hard Goods (Home Depot, Lowes, Best Buy, Rooms to Go, Canadian Tire)
Specialty Soft Goods (H&M, Victoria’s Secret, Casual Male, Old Navy)
Convenience/Gas (Chevron, Exxon,)    
Fast Food (McDonald’s, Subway, Burger King, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell)
Bar/Restaurant (Applebees, Buffalo Wild Wings, Chipotle)
Lodging (Marriott, Sheraton, Hilton)    
Entertainment:Casinos and Cruises (Carnival, Harrah’s, Wynn, Caesar’s Palace)
Entertainment:Museums, Theme Parks, Theaters, Others (Disney, Universal, AMC, Carmike)

Licenses Installed By Device Type – POS for SMB, POS for Enterprise, mPOS for SMB, mPOS for Enterprise

Gross Payment Volume by Segments (listed above) and Total – This is the value of card payments by segment for each company – particular valuable to payment providers.

27 charts already produced – include segment, POS or mPOS or Both, On-Prem or SaaS, SMB or Enterprise

Create Custom Chart – this allows you to create your own charts.

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FAQs
This is one of those products that is best seen in a demo, so click above to setup an appointment to view.

Is this North American or Global?
Although the companies are global, this specific list for the North American Market

Do you delineate between mPOS and POS?  
Yes, there are separate values for each so you can compare Square and Clover to NCR or Fujitsu.

What is SMB vs Enterprise?
In our terms, we use a cutoff of 50 locations to determine if an account is Small/Medium Businesses or Enterprise

Is the data provided by segment?
Yes, we break the data down by 13 different segments.  So for each of the 175 companies you can see revenues in segments ranging from Grocery to Specialty Soft Goods to Hospitality segments.

Is GPV included (Gross Payment Volume)?
Yes, we include $ sales for licenses by segment and Gross Payment Volumes overall for each ISV

Pricing

This is offered in an Enterprise License for $4,995.

Enterprise License – a license that allows for the research to be accessed and shared internally with anyone else within the organization and wholly owned subsidiaries. These can be shared freely within the company. We only ask that this information not be shared with partners or others outside the purchasing company without authorization from IHL Group. The license does not extend to joint ventures or other partnerships. If the relationship is not a wholly-owned subsidiary, then both parties would need a license. Practically, this implies the following:

1. The purchasing company can use the data and research worldwide internally as long as the international organizations are wholly owned subsidiaries of the purchasing company.
2. The data or any research cannot be distributed in whole or in part to partners or customers without express written approval from IHL Group.
3. The purchasing company may quote components of the data (limited use) in presentations to customers such as specific charts. This is limited to percentage components, not individual unit information. Unit data cannot be shared externally without express written approval from IHL Group. All references to the data in presentations should include credit to IHL Group for the data.
4. The purchasing company can reference qualitative quotes in printed material with written approval from IHL Group.
5. All requests requiring written approval should be submitted to ihl(at)ihlservices.com and will be reviewed within one business day.

For Distributed Licenses, if applicable, the research can be shared with prospective customers and potential institutional investors.  It cannot be shared with partners or other vendors who should be purchasing their own licenses.