StoreHub Review for Malaysian F&B and Retail SMEs in 2026
Checked on 9 November 2026 against StoreHub's Malaysian pricing page and the pricing pages of the alternatives named below. Sources are listed at the end of the page.
⚠️ Corrected 2026-11-09: this page previously listed a custom Enterprise plan on StoreHub's pricing page, rated StoreHub "Strong" or "Good" on several criteria without a stated basis, and opened with a composite cafe-owner scene presented as typical. StoreHub's Malaysian pricing page shows three plans, Starter, Advanced and Pro; the ratings table and the scene were removed.
The short answer
StoreHub publishes its Malaysian prices: Starter from RM122 a month, Advanced from RM235 and Pro from RM471. Every plan includes one register and one store, and every plan carries StoreHub's e-invoice compliance feature. The jump that matters is from Starter to Advanced: managing more than one store is only available on Advanced and Pro, and extra stores are add-ons on those plans.
So the first question for a Malaysian F&B or retail owner is not "is StoreHub good" but "how many outlets and registers will I run in the next year", because that decides the plan.
What each plan includes
| Plan | Published price | What StoreHub lists |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | From RM122/month | Point of sale app, basic inventory, customer database, basic reporting, integrated payments |
| Advanced | From RM235/month | Everything in Starter, plus multi-location management, advanced inventory, advanced reporting, stock transfer and alerts |
| Pro | From RM471/month | Everything in Advanced, plus a dedicated success manager, extensive API access, basic custom development and basic workflow automation |
From StoreHub's plan comparison table:
| Feature | Starter | Advanced | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core POS functions | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Multiple registers | Yes (add-on) | Yes (add-on) | Yes (add-on) |
| Table management | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Multi-store management | No | Yes | Yes |
| E-invoice compliance | Yes | Yes | Yes |
StoreHub's note under the table: "Every plan includes 1 register and 1 store. Extra registers are add-ons on every plan and extra stores are add-ons on Advanced and Pro plans." The add-on prices are not published on the pricing page, so get them quoted before comparing totals.
Longer plans add free months
StoreHub's pricing page offers extra months for longer commitments:
| You commit to | You get | Free months |
|---|---|---|
| 12 months | 14 months | 2 |
| 24 months | 36 months | 12 |
| 36 months | 60 months | 24 |
Arithmetic, not a quote: if Starter's RM122 is paid for 12 months (RM1,464) and the plan runs 14 months, the effective rate is about RM104.57 a month. On a 36-month commitment that becomes 60 months, RM122 × 36 = RM4,392 over 60 months, about RM73.20 a month. The page does not say whether the "From" prices already assume a minimum term, so confirm the billing term and the cancellation terms before signing a multi-year plan.
What the price does not show
StoreHub's own FAQ says every charge, "from platform fees to add-ons", is clearly outlined from the start, and mentions SMS marketing, delivery and payments in the same answer. Ask which of those are billed on top of the plan. Before comparing StoreHub with a cheaper POS, list:
- extra registers and extra stores (add-ons, priced on request);
- hardware (StoreHub's hardware page lists Android POS terminals with a "Buy Now" button and a loan-unit program, so it is a separate purchase);
- payment processing on the integrated payments;
- SMS marketing credits, if you use the built-in campaigns.
How it compares with Loyverse and EasyStore
Loyverse is the free option. Its pricing page lists the POS, sales analytics for the last 31 days, essential inventory, a loyalty program, customer and kitchen displays, and multi-store management at no charge. Paid add-ons are unlimited sales history (USD 5 a month per store), employee management (USD 5 a month per employee) and advanced inventory with purchase orders and stock transfers (USD 25 a month per store).
Arithmetic on list prices: a two-outlet business on Loyverse that wants full sales history and stock transfers pays 2 × (5 + 25) = USD 60 a month, plus USD 5 per employee tracked. Multi-store management on StoreHub needs Advanced (from RM235) plus an extra-store add-on. Loyverse does not list an e-invoicing feature on its pricing page; StoreHub does on every plan.
EasyStore is built around online selling. Its pricing page lists marketplace connections to Shopee, TikTok Shop, Lazada, PGMall and Zalora, with multiple marketplace accounts. If most of your revenue comes from marketplaces and your own web store rather than walk-in customers, compare EasyStore first. If the counter and the kitchen are the business, StoreHub's table management, register and outlet features are the closer fit.
Who StoreHub suits, from what it publishes
- Single-outlet cafe or shop that needs e-invoicing in the POS: Starter covers one register, one store and e-invoice compliance.
- Two or more outlets, or stock moving between them: Advanced is the entry point, because multi-store management and stock transfer start there.
- Chains that need integrations or custom workflows: Pro adds API access and a dedicated success manager.
- Very small counters on a tight budget: Loyverse's free tier is the cheaper start; check whether you need e-invoicing in the POS before choosing it.
What we did not check
We read StoreHub's published Malaysian pricing and plan table. We did not use the product, check support response, price hardware or add-ons, or confirm how StoreHub's e-invoice feature submits invoices to the tax authority. Ask StoreHub to show the e-invoice submission flow for your business type during the demo.