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Senvia POS vs StoreHub – POS for salons and spas compared

Senvia POS vs StoreHub for Malaysian salons, spas and beauty businesses: pricing, booking, payments, memberships, staff, inventory and branches, with sources.

By the Senvia POS Team · Last checked 9 October 2026

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StoreHub is a well-known Malaysian POS used by restaurants, retailers and service businesses across Southeast Asia. Senvia POS is a cloud POS and business-management system made specifically for appointment-based beauty and wellness businesses such as salons, spas, nail studios and aesthetics clinics.

If you run a service business in Malaysia you may be weighing the two. This page compares them using Senvia's own product facts and information from StoreHub's official website and help centre, checked on 9 October 2026. We only list StoreHub details we could confirm on their pages, each with a link to the source.

At a glance

Senvia POS

  • POS, appointments, packages, memberships, commission and payroll in one system for beauty and wellness businesses
  • Runs in the browser and as native iPad/iOS and Android apps
  • Published monthly prices in USD with a 30-day free trial, no card needed
  • English and 简体中文 across the whole product
  • Made by HS Commerce Sdn Bhd (Malaysia)

StoreHub

  • All-in-one POS for F&B, retail and service businesses, with "20,000+ businesses across Southeast Asia" source
  • Three plans: Starter, Advanced and Pro source
  • Sells its own POS hardware, such as Android terminals with built-in printers source
  • POS keeps selling offline and syncs when back online source
  • Help centre available in English, Bahasa Melayu, 简体中文 and Thai source

Pricing

Senvia POS (USD, billed monthly, at the time of writing): Base is USD 25.90/month (POS, appointments, customers, packages and memberships, inventory, reports, team and roles, AI assistant, one branch). Full is USD 49.90/month and adds customer subscription billing, attendance and clock-in, website and online shop, custom domain, automatic payroll and the supplier system. Add-ons: website system USD 10.90/month, automatic payroll USD 5.90/month, supplier system USD 10.90/month, extra branch USD 30/month, extra storage USD 5.90 per 10 GB/month. Recurring membership charges carry a fixed Senvia fee (for example MYR 1.00 per successful charge), separate from Stripe's fees. See Senvia pricing for current prices.

StoreHub (Malaysia pricing page):

  • Starter: from RM122/month, including the POS app, basic inventory, customer database, basic reporting and integrated payments source
  • Advanced: from RM235/month, adding multi-location management, advanced inventory, advanced reporting and stock transfer and alerts source
  • Pro: from RM471/month, adding a dedicated success manager, extensive API access, basic custom development and workflow automation source
  • Longer plan durations come with extra free months, for example 12 months plus 2 free source
  • Payment processing fees are explained by StoreHub's team depending on your setup rather than listed publicly source

Senvia shows USD prices and StoreHub shows "from" prices in RM, so compare the total for your own setup, including hardware and payment fees.

Features compared

Booking

  • Senvia: calendar per staff member and room, drag and drop, 24/7 online booking on the shop's own website, optional deposits on the shop's own Stripe account and customer self-reschedule within shop rules. E-mail reminders are included, plus free WhatsApp assistive reminders from the shop's own WhatsApp number.
  • StoreHub: its service page covers custom service menus with pricing, duration and availability, and automated reminders source. We did not find an appointment calendar or online booking described on the StoreHub pages and help-centre sections we checked, so ask StoreHub directly if you need it.

POS and payments

  • Senvia: services, products, packages and top-ups on one screen; split payments across cash, card terminal, bank transfer, stored credit and online card; shop-defined methods like e-wallets recorded by name; daily close report and refunds with audit trail. It needs internet to sell, and if Wi-Fi drops it tells you immediately and never takes a payment twice.
  • StoreHub: accepts cash, cards, e-wallets and QR payments including DuitNow, Touch 'n Go and GrabPay, with LHDN-compliant receipts and e-Invoices source. It also works offline and syncs later source, and sells its own hardware source. These are clear strengths, especially for busy counters with unreliable internet.

Packages and memberships

  • Senvia: multi-session packages with expiry, stored-value top-ups with bonus credit, points, automatic tiers, vouchers, birthday rewards, and automatically billed monthly memberships (Full plan).
  • StoreHub: membership tiers, points and automated birthday and milestone rewards source; cashback and store credits are covered in its help centre source. We did not verify multi-session service packages or recurring subscription billing.

Commission and payroll

  • Senvia: commission rules by service, product, package and staff level; payroll runs with approval, adjustments and payslips.
  • StoreHub: clock-in with Face Capture, shift reports and per-staff sales, with hours tracked for payroll source. We did not find service commission calculation described on the pages we checked.

Inventory

  • Senvia: stock per branch, low-stock alerts, moving-average cost, expenses and P&L; purchase orders and goods received with the supplier system.
  • StoreHub: low-stock alerts, composite (recipe) tracking, stock transfers and supplier management source; purchase orders and goods received notes in the help centre source. StoreHub's inventory is very strong for retail-heavy shops.

Multi-branch

  • Senvia: each branch has its own hours, staff, rooms and stock, with transfers and cross-branch reports; extra branches USD 30/month.
  • StoreHub: manage "2 outlets or 200" from one login, with role and location permissions source; included from the Advanced plan source.

Website

  • Senvia: website builder with beauty templates, booking, online shop and member area; own domain on Full.
  • StoreHub: a branded Webstore for online orders with delivery or self-pickup, synced with POS stock source.

Languages

  • Senvia: English and 简体中文 for staff and customers.
  • StoreHub: help centre in English, Bahasa Melayu, 简体中文 and Thai source; we did not verify the languages of the POS app itself.

Who each is best for

StoreHub may suit you better if you sell a lot of retail products, run F&B alongside services, want one supplier for POS hardware, need offline selling, or want built-in Malaysian e-Invoice handling and local QR payments. It is also built for chains with many outlets.

Senvia POS may suit you better if your business runs on appointments and sells packages, stored credit and memberships, if you want staff commission and payroll calculated in the same system, or if you want a booking website and online deposits on your own Stripe account. Senvia offers a 30-day free trial, and the migration guide explains how to bring customers, packages and credit across.

Sources

Last checked: 9 October 2026. Competitor features and prices change — check their website for the latest.

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