Furniture Store.
Big-ticket sales need financing, deposits, and delivery tracking — all in one system.
Built For You, Configured By Us.
Quotes that convert to invoices, layaway and deposit workflows, and delivery scheduling tied to the sale.
Level-2 processing on commercial cards keeps big-ticket rates sane.
- ★Inventory & barcode managementTrack thousands of SKUs, matrix items by size and color, and manage receiving, counts, and shrink from the same screen your staff already uses.
- ★Gift cards & loyalty built inBranded gift cards and loyalty programs turn one-time shoppers into regulars — set up and running without a separate vendor or extra hardware.
- ★eCommerce sync availableKeep brick-and-mortar and online inventory in lockstep with WooPOS-style sync, so you sell one catalog everywhere without overselling stock.
- ★Multi-location reportingRoll up sales, margin by category, and dead-stock reporting across every store, with per-location user permissions and one consolidated view.
What It’s Really Like To Run A Furniture Store.
Furniture retail is a long game played with big numbers. A single sale can run $2,000 to $10,000, but it starts with a floor visit, survives a comparison-shopping spiral, and closes weeks later — then waits on a factory lead time and a delivery window the customer will absolutely call about. Your showroom ties up six figures in displayed inventory, your warehouse ties up more, and special orders mean collecting deposits on pieces that don’t exist yet.
Big tickets make payments a different sport. A 3% fee on a $5,000 sectional is $150 — gone — and it happens on every sale. Deposits and final balances mean split payments your terminal was never designed to track. Financing partners approve the customer but leave you reconciling their payouts against your books. And when a sofa arrives with a scuffed leg, a chargeback on a four-figure sale can erase the margin on your whole week.
A 3% processing fee on a $5,000 furniture sale is $150 — on big-ticket retail, every basis point you shave is real profit.
Where Payments Hurt
- ★Percentage fees scale brutally with $2,000–$10,000 tickets
- ★Deposits, balances, and financing payouts fragment a single sale across systems
- ★A single chargeback on a big ticket can erase a week’s margin
- ★Delivery-day balance collection means cards keyed over the phone at worst rates
How Lone Star Fixes It
- ★Interchange-plus pricing tuned for large tickets — see how processing fees actually work and what Level 2 data can save
- ★Dual pricing that presents a cash/check price and a card price on quotes, fully compliant in Texas
- ★Clover with invoicing and stored-card balance collection, plus SwipeSimple readers for delivery-day payments at the door
- ★Chargeback documentation workflows and a free statement review from a Dallas-based rep who has seen furniture statements before
Furniture Store Owners Ask Us
How do I protect a $5,000 sale from a chargeback?
Signed delivery acceptance, photos at drop-off, clear written terms on custom orders, and chip-read or tapped payments wherever possible. With that file, most furniture disputes are winnable — and we help you build the response.
Can I take the final balance at the customer’s door?
Yes — a SwipeSimple mobile reader lets your delivery team tap or dip the card in person, which costs less and disputes better than keying it over the phone. It settles into the same account as your showroom.
Does dual pricing work on big-ticket quotes in Texas?
It does, and it’s where dual pricing shines — a customer seeing a $5,000 cash price versus a $5,150 card price will often write a check. Texas permits it with proper disclosure, and our Dallas team sets up compliant quoting and signage.
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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.
