Closing a restaurant? Sell the POS in one go.
Terminals, handhelds, kitchen screens, printers, readers and networking, quoted together on one written offer.
What happens to the POS when a restaurant closes?
The POS is one of the few assets you can sell quickly when a restaurant closes, as long as it is handled in order. Upload every payment, give your POS provider notice under the contract, separate owned equipment from leased, then sell what you own as one lot. We buy the technology; ovens and refrigeration go to an equipment dealer.
The full checklist is in our closing guide.
Fair offers, straight answers, and a second life for your equipment.
A written offer
Every quote covers your whole list, item by item, in writing. You get it within 1 business day.
Straight answers
If something is leased, retired or cannot be reactivated, we tell you before you ship it, with the source.
A second life
Working equipment goes back into service at other restaurants. What cannot be reused is recycled, not landfilled.
What we buy from a closing restaurant
Handhelds
Toast Go 2, Toast Go 3, chargers and docks
Countertop terminals
Toast Flex 3, Flex 14", 22" Flex, Elo V2-V4
Kitchen displays
Toast Flex for Kitchen, Flex 3 KDS, Elo KDS, Order Ready Board
Self-order kiosks
Toast Kiosk, 10", 15" and 22"
Guest-facing displays
Flex 3 Guest Display, Toast Flex for Guest
Card readers
Toast Tap TOC300, TDA300, legacy Toast Tap
Printers and printing hubs
TP300 hub, TP200, kitchen and label printers, Epson TM-m30
Cash drawers and accessories
Toast Cash Drawer, stands, mounts, scanners, scales
Networking
Toast Pronto routers, switches and access points
Don't see yours?
List it anyway: older generations, other brands, mixed lots, spare chargers and cables.
Get a quote
Frequently asked questions
We are closing our restaurant. Can you take all the POS equipment at once?
Yes. Send one list covering terminals, handhelds, kitchen screens, printers, card readers and networking, and we quote it as a single lot. We buy the technology, not ovens or refrigeration.
I lease my Toast hardware through Easy Pay. Can I sell it?
Not until you own it. Under Toast Easy Pay you pay to use Toast-owned equipment for the lease term, and ownership passes only when you buy it out. Toast handles buyouts through [email protected]. Once you hold title, send us the list and we will quote it.
Do I need to factory reset my Toast devices before selling?
Make sure every payment has uploaded first: Toast says the Queues tab should show zero before a reset. Then follow Toast's reset steps for each device. If you are not sure, tell us in the quote and we will walk you through it before anything ships.
How does payment and shipping work?
Accept the written offer and we confirm the details with you. Once you accept, we send a prepaid shipping label. We pay as soon as the equipment arrives and matches the quote. There is no renegotiation when the equipment matches your list.
List everything in the restaurant.
List the devices, how many and their condition. Working or not. We reply within 1 business day.