A POS that ships with the Massachusetts rules configured: 6.25% sales tax, the 5 cent bottle bill, Mass Lottery settlement and 21+ age checks.
United States
Storeveu POS by state and city
Storeveu is a point of sale for independent convenience, grocery and liquor stores, and it runs anywhere in the United States. These 40 states and 1 city ship with their own sales tax, container deposit, lottery commission and alcohol rules already configured.
Choose your state
A POS that arrives with Maine's rules loaded: 5.5% sales tax, the two tier bottle deposit, Maine Lottery settlement and 21+ age checks.
A POS configured for Ohio: 5.75% state sales tax plus county rates, Ohio Lottery sales and cashing commission, and agency store alcohol rules.
A POS configured for Texas: the 6.25% state rate plus local tax, the 2.5 ounce snack tax rule, Texas Lottery commission and beer and wine hour limits.
A POS configured for Florida: the 6% state rate, the county surtax with its $5,000 single item cap, Florida Lottery commission and package store licensing.
A POS configured for Pennsylvania: the 6% state rate with Philadelphia and Allegheny add-ons, PA Lottery commission and per transaction beer and wine caps.
A POS configured for Illinois: the 6.25% general rate, the municipal grocery tax that replaced the state one in 2026, and Illinois Lottery sales and cashing commission.
A POS configured for Georgia: the 4% state rate, the county food rate that still applies to exempt groceries, and Georgia Lottery commission.
A POS configured for North Carolina: the 4.75% state rate, the 2% qualifying food rate, NC Education Lottery commission and ABC alcohol rules.
A POS configured for New Jersey: the 6.625% state rate, the 3.3125% Urban Enterprise Zone rate with its exclusions, and NJ Lottery sales and cashing commission.
A POS configured for Virginia: the four regional sales tax rates, the flat 1% grocery rate, Virginia Lottery commission and ABC alcohol rules.
A POS configured for New York: the 4% state rate plus local, the 5 cent deposit with its 3.5 cent handling fee, and New York Lottery commission.
A POS configured for Michigan: the flat 6% sales tax, the 10 cent deposit on carbonated drinks and beer, and Michigan Lottery settlement.
A POS configured for California: the 7.25% base rate plus district taxes, CRV at 5 and 10 cents by container size, and Type 21 licence handling.
A POS configured for Connecticut: the 6.35% sales tax, the 10 cent deposit and its expanded scope, and Connecticut Lottery sales and cashing commission.
A POS configured for Vermont: the 6% sales tax with its local option, the two tier bottle deposit including 15 cents on spirits, and Vermont Lottery commission.
A POS configured for Iowa: the 6% sales tax plus local option, the 5 cent deposit and its narrow scope, and Iowa Lottery commission by game type.
A POS configured for Oregon: no sales tax, the 10 cent bottle deposit on every covered container, and Oregon Lottery sales and cashing commission.
A POS configured for Rhode Island: the 7% state sales tax, the 1% local meals and beverage tax on prepared food, and RI Lottery commission by game type.
A POS configured for New Hampshire: no sales tax, the 8.5% Meals and Rentals tax on prepared food, and NH Lottery commission.
A POS configured for Washington: the 6.5% state sales tax plus local option rates, tax-free groceries but taxable soft drinks, and the 12 cent bag charge.
A POS configured for Arizona: the 5.6% state TPT, city-by-city grocery tax, 6.5% lottery commission and a single 21 prompt for alcohol and nicotine.
A POS configured for Tennessee: 7% state tax plus local option up to 2.75%, the 4% grocery rate with its carve-outs, and 6.5% lottery pay.
A POS configured for Indiana: the flat 7% sales tax, exempt groceries with candy and soft drinks taxable, and the warm beer rule at the register.
A POS configured for Missouri: the 4.225% state tax, voter-approved local rates that stack by address, and the 1.225% reduced rate on qualifying food.
A POS configured for Maryland: 6% sales tax with 9% on alcohol, the 10% substantial grocery test, and Maryland Lottery selling and cashing rates.
A POS configured for Wisconsin: 5% state tax with a county option, taxable candy and soft drinks, and liquor cut off at 9 p.m. while beer runs to midnight.
A POS configured for Minnesota: the 6.875% sales tax, exempt groceries with candy and soft drinks taxed, and off-sale limited to 3.2 beer.
A POS configured for Colorado: the 2.9% state rate plus local option tax, home rule cities that tax their own way, and Colorado Lottery settlement.
A POS configured for South Carolina: the 6% state tax with voter-approved local add-ons, state-only grocery exemption, and 7% lottery commission.
A POS configured for Alabama: 4% state tax with the nation's highest local add-ons, a 2% grocery rate, and per-store alcohol rules.
A POS configured for Louisiana: 5% state sales tax, local-option grocery exemption, tiered lottery pay, and full-spirits store licensing.
A POS configured for Kentucky: the flat 6% sales tax with no local layer, grocery exempt from tax, and Kentucky Lottery settlement to your contract rate.
A POS configured for Oklahoma: 4.5% state sales tax, state-exempt groceries that still owe full local tax, and split lottery rates.
A POS configured for Utah: 4.85% state tax plus local, a flat 3% grocery rate, DABS beer ABV limits, and no state lottery to configure.
A POS configured for Nevada: the 6.85% statewide tax floor, no bottle deposit or lottery, and one licence covering beer, wine and spirits.
A POS configured for Arkansas: 6.5% state tax plus local option rates, groceries losing the state tax since January 2026, and Scholarship Lottery payouts.
A POS configured for Mississippi: the 7% state sales tax, the 5% SNAP-eligible grocery rate, and the Mississippi Lottery's 6% commission.
A POS configured for Kansas: 0% state tax on groceries with local tax still applying, the CMB versus liquor store split, and Kansas Lottery commissions.
A POS configured for Nebraska: broad food tax exemption, city taxes on prepared food, and Nebraska Lottery's two-tier retailer compensation.
Not listed yet? Storeveu still runs in every state. The team configures your tax, deposit and lottery rates during onboarding. Ask about your state.
Questions about state coverage
Does Storeveu work in my state?
Storeveu runs anywhere in the United States. The state pages listed here are the states whose specific rules, sales tax, container deposit, lottery commission and alcohol structure, ship pre-configured so there is nothing to build before you open the drawer. If your state is not listed yet, the platform still runs there and the team configures your rates during onboarding.
Why does the point of sale need to know which state I am in?
Because the rules that decide what a customer pays are set at state level. Sales tax rate and which categories are exempt, whether a container deposit is charged and at what tier, what commission the state lottery pays a retailer and on which revenue streams, and how alcohol may be sold all vary. A POS that does not model these leaves the work to the cashier, which is where shrink and compliance problems start.
Can I run stores in more than one state on one account?
Yes. Tax rates, deposit rules and lottery commission are held on the store record, not the account, so a store in a deposit state charges the deposit and a store in a state without one does not, from the same back office and the same catalog.
Common questions
How much does Storeveu cost?
Plans start at $39/mo (Starter) and $129/mo (Pro) per store, billed month-to-month with no contract or early-termination fee. Most modules are add-ons you turn on per store, see the pricing page for the full list.
Does Storeveu work offline?
Yes. The register is offline-first, it keeps ringing sales with no internet and syncs automatically the moment the connection returns, so a dropped router never stops checkout.
Is there a long-term contract?
No. Storeveu is month-to-month per store with no long-term contract and no early-termination fee, change tiers or cancel a store anytime.
Do I need special hardware?
No. Storeveu runs on standard Windows PCs with common receipt printers, cash drawers and PAX/Dejavoo terminals, bring your own, or buy the E15W dual-screen terminal.
How long does it take to switch from my current POS?
Most stores go live in 1-3 weeks. The team imports your catalog and customer list from systems like Square, Clover, Lightspeed or Heartland, usually overnight.
Can I manage multiple stores?
Yes. Run multiple locations from one back office with per-store pricing and inventory, plus a five-tier role hierarchy and custom roles.
Is my store data private and secure?
Every record is scoped to your organization and store, access is permission-gated by role, and one tenant can never see another’s data.
How do I get a demo?
Book a free 15-20 minute guided demo on a fully-loaded store, no contract, no pressure. Use the contact page to pick a time, or call the sales line.