Clover.
The best-known name in small business POS — stations, minis, flexes, and handhelds for any counter.
Built For You, Configured By Us.
Clover's app market, built-in loyalty, and clean reporting make it the do-everything choice for restaurants, retail, and services alike. From the full Station Duo to the pocket-size Go, there's a Clover for every workflow.
Lone Star Payments configures your Clover before it ships, then supports it with live humans in Dallas — not a ticket queue.
- ★Free placement programs availableLead with hardware, not a rate sheet. Qualifying merchants get leading POS systems placed at zero upfront cost, so the biggest barrier to upgrading disappears.
- ★Menu / catalog build includedWe load your full menu, modifiers, and pricing before the system ships — so day one is a working register, not a weekend of data entry for your staff.
- ★On-site install & staff trainingAcross Dallas–Fort Worth, we install in person and train your team on a slow morning; everywhere else in Texas, hardware ships preconfigured with live remote setup.
- ★Same day funding on every batchBatches settled before the cutoff deposit into your bank the same business day, turning a busy weekend into Monday-morning working capital instead of a T+2 wait.

Why Merchants Run Clover.
Clover is Fiserv’s family of smart point-of-sale devices — countertop stations, compact terminals, and handhelds — backed by an app market that extends the system as your business grows. It fits restaurants, retail shops, salons, and service businesses that want real POS software without a server closet. Clover’s strength is range: one platform scales from a single handheld to a multi-station counter. It’s not the ideal pick for extreme-SKU retail like a 20,000-item liquor store — that’s KORONA territory, and we’ll say so.
Deployed by Lone Star, Clover arrives working. We build your menu or product catalog, set your taxes, tips, and employee permissions, and configure dual pricing before the box ships. A taqueria in Garland rings orders on a station while a handheld takes payment at the curb; a boutique in Bishop Arts runs inventory and loyalty from the same screen that takes the card. When something breaks on a Saturday, you call Dallas — not a national queue.
The same Clover account can run a countertop station, a handheld, and an online ordering page at once — one catalog, one batch, one statement to reconcile.
Where Payments Hurt
- ★Free or entry-level readers stall out once real volume shows up
- ★Inventory, payments, and loyalty live in three disconnected tools
- ★Adding a second register or a handheld means starting over with new software
- ★National-brand support means tickets and hold music when the counter is down
How Lone Star Fixes It
- ★Every Clover ships pre-configured — catalog or menu built, taxes set, staff logins ready — then we install on-site across DFW
- ★Dual pricing programmed and signed the compliant Texas way; compare approaches in our dual pricing guide
- ★Up to $5,000 toward replacing aging hardware, with same day funding attached to the account
- ★Dallas-based support that answers the phone, plus a free statement review before you switch
Clover Owners Ask Us
Is Clover right for a restaurant?
Yes — Clover handles counter-service and table-service restaurants well, with kitchen printing, online ordering, and handheld payment. For complex full-service floors, we’ll compare it honestly against restaurant-first platforms like Shift4Dine or LINGA so you pick on fit, not hype.
How long does Clover setup take?
Because we pre-configure before shipping, most merchants are taking payments the day the hardware lands. On-site installs in the Dallas–Fort Worth area typically wrap in an afternoon, training included.
Can Clover do dual pricing?
Yes. We program a compliant cash price and card price directly into the system, with receipts and signage that meet Texas requirements — and our Dallas team keeps it compliant as rules evolve.
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Ready To See It In Action?
Call (214) 838-1818 and a specialist will walk you through the right setup for your business — and ask about up to $5,000 to upgrade your POS.
