Compare · prices checked 2026-10-18

GetBakeryPOS vs Toast: which fits a bakery?

GetBakeryPOS Bakehouse$69/mo per locationNo contract · your own processor · 30-day trial
ToastToast Point of Sale$69/mo per location+ $75 online ordering · Contract: Commonly 24–36 months

Short answer. Toast is a powerful restaurant platform with deep kitchen tooling and its own hardware. For a bakery, its strengths are mostly restaurant-shaped, online ordering is an add-on, and contracts are commonly multi-year. GetBakeryPOS puts the bakery workflow in every plan with no contract.

Side by side

How does GetBakeryPOS compare with Toast for a bakery?

For a bakeryGetBakeryPOSToast
ContractNoneCommonly 24–36 months (varies)
Online orderingIncluded (auto-generated store)Add-on
Pre-orders with depositsIncluded on every planThrough online ordering and scheduled orders
Custom cake order with photoBakehouse and upNot built for it
Daily production listBakehouse and upNot built in for bakery pars
Scale barcode labelsIncludedAsk the vendor
HardwareUse your ownToast hardware
Card processingYour own processorToast processing
UAE and PakistanSold and supportedNot available

Source: Toast pricing and independent price trackers, checked 2026-10-18. Vendors change plans; check theirs before deciding.

Which should you choose?

Choose Toast if…

  • You run a full-service restaurant with a bakery counter
  • You want hardware, payroll and POS from one vendor
  • You are comfortable with a multi-year agreement

Choose GetBakeryPOS if…

  • You want no contract and published prices
  • Online pre-orders with deposits should be included, not an add-on
  • You need custom cake orders, production lists and scales
  • You sell in the UAE or Pakistan

What Toast does well

  • Excellent restaurant kitchen tools
  • Integrated payroll options
  • Large partner network

Where it falls short for bakeries

  • Contracts and hardware lock-in
  • Online ordering costs extra
  • Bakery workflows are not the focus

Switching from Toast

Export menus and customers from Toast and import the CSV; check your contract end date first. How switching works · Savings calculator

Other comparisons: vs Square · vs Clover · vs BakeSmart · All POS editions compared

GetBakeryPOS vs Toast: questions

Is Toast good for bakeries?

Toast is strong for restaurants. Bakeries can use it, but pre-orders with deposits, custom cake orders and production lists are not its focus, and online ordering is an add-on.

Can I leave Toast before my contract ends?

That depends on your agreement with Toast. Check your contract end date and any early-termination terms before switching; we can set GetBakeryPOS up to be ready on that date.

Will my Toast hardware work with GetBakeryPOS?

Toast terminals run Toast’s own software. Standard printers, cash drawers and scanners may work; check our hardware guide.

Is GetBakeryPOS cheaper than Toast?

On list prices, Bakehouse costs less per month than Toast Point of Sale plus online ordering, with no contract. Compare your own numbers in the savings calculator.

Does GetBakeryPOS have a kitchen display?

Yes, for café items: orders can go to a kitchen screen or printer with modifiers.

Can I import my Toast menu?

Yes, via CSV export and import. We help during the trial.

Is Toast available in the UAE or Pakistan?

Not at the time of checking.

Where did these facts come from?

Toast’s public pricing page and independent price trackers, checked on the date shown.

Try it next to Toast for 30 days.

Start free trial Book a demo

30 days free · no card · no contract · cancel any time