SalesPlay POS — bank compatibility

SalesPlay is a point-of-sale system for hospitality and retail. Free-tier cloud POS out of Colombo that does not name a legal entity anywhere on its own website.

Certified on Linkly, running in the cloud. Linkly reaches more acquirers than any other middleware in the market, which is why most POS start there.

The Linkly integration runs in the cloud.

SalesPlay is a freemium cloud POS with inventory and back-office, running on Android, tablet and web, with companion apps for customer display, dashboard, kitchen display and self-order. G2 puts the headquarters in Colombo, Sri Lanka, and AlternativeTo flags the developer as Sri Lankan. Here is the catch: no legal entity is disclosed anywhere. The site footer says "Copyright © 2026 SalesPlay" with no company name, the contact page gives no address and only a US toll-free number, and the app store developer address field is blank. Linkly has it accredited as SalesPlay v1.117.3.

The founding year is contested in the third-party data -- G2 says 2017, Capterra says 2021, and the vendor itself says nothing. Treat the scale claim with the same care: the home page says "Trusted by over 100,000 businesses in 100+ countries", while Google Play shows 100,000-plus installs of the main app. Same order of magnitude, which suggests the figure counts downloads rather than paying merchants.

What genuinely counts in its favour is the free tier and the review record, which is better than almost anything else in this tier. Capterra sits at 5.0 from six reviews with comments running through to October 2026. Ijeoma, in IT services: "It is quite simple to use and its free version has lots of premium features." Diego, retail: "The software is user friendly and the customer support is excellent". Avishka, in luxury goods, flagged the other side: "There is a bit of a learning curve when first getting familiar with some of the more advanced features." Paid tiers run roughly US$5 to US$20 a month. There is no Australian entity on the register.