Obali is an AI-powered, offline-first point of sale for Ghana's supermarkets, minimarts and provision shops — it keeps selling when the internet drops, records MoMo, and prints receipts built for GRA E-VAT.
Free during early access · No card required
An offline-first point of sale keeps working with no internet connection. Sales, receipts and stock updates are saved on the device and sync automatically once the connection returns — so power cuts, weak data and network outages never stop you from serving a customer or closing a sale.
Built for the way Ghanaian shops actually run — power cuts, mobile money and all. See what's included in features and pricing.
Ring up sales, print receipts, and update stock through power cuts and weak data; everything syncs once you're back online.
MTN MoMo, Telecel Cash, AT Money, cash and card are all recorded and kept separate for clean reconciliation. Obali records payments; it does not process them.
Receipts formatted for Ghana's E-VAT requirements, built for VAT-registered shops and supermarkets.
Reorder suggestions and dead-stock alerts are rolling out during early access, so shops know what to restock before they run out.
| Feature | Obali | SellarPro | Loyverse | Britsoft |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Works fully offline | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| AI insights (reorder / dead-stock) | ✓ (rolling out) | — | — | — |
| Records mobile money (MoMo) | ✓ | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Built for GRA E-VAT receipts | ✓ built for | partial | — | partial |
| Runs on your own phone/tablet | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Pricing model | Free during early access; Growth ₵149/mo | ≈₵99–250/mo | Free + paid add-ons | ≈₵1,297–1,997/yr (annual) |
Comparison reflects each provider's own publicly listed features and pricing as of July 2026, not independent testing. Details change — please verify with each vendor.
Obali is offline-first, so it keeps selling with no internet: you can ring up sales, print receipts and update stock during a power cut or network outage, and everything syncs automatically once you're back online.
POS pricing in Ghana ranges from free tiers to roughly ₵99–250 per month, and some vendors charge ₵1,300–2,000 per year. Obali is free during early access — Starter stays free forever, and Growth is ₵149/month after launch.
Yes. Obali runs on the ordinary Android phone or tablet you already own, with an optional thermal printer for receipts — so you don't need to buy dedicated POS hardware to get started.
Obali records mobile money (MTN MoMo, Telecel Cash and AT Money) alongside cash and card, keeping each method separate for clean end-of-day reconciliation. Obali records payments; it does not process them.
Yes — Obali is built for Ghana's GRA E-VAT requirements, with receipts formatted for VAT-registered businesses. Obali is not GRA-certified, and every business stays responsible for its own tax compliance.
The right POS for a Ghanaian supermarket or mini mart works offline, records mobile money, prices in cedis and handles GRA E-VAT receipts. Obali is built to do all four, and adds AI reorder suggestions as they roll out.
Set Obali up this afternoon and start selling smarter today.
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