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An ADD Systems alternative sized for independent operators
ADD Systems has been writing software for the petroleum trade since 1973, and ADD eStore is the c-store piece of a much larger stack that also covers heating oil, propane, HVAC, wholesale petroleum and lubricants distribution, with financials running through Microsoft Dynamics. ADD describes eStore as an enterprise application for multi-store operators. That is a fair description of who it is for. If you run a handful of stores and do not need an enterprise fuel-delivery platform underneath, Neo Office covers the same daily ground with a price on the page.
Enterprise stack or store stack
ADD describes eStore as an enterprise application for multi-store operators, sitting alongside fuel delivery, wholesale and Dynamics-based financials. If your business is the stores rather than the distribution operation behind them, that is more platform than the job needs.
Pricing on the page, not in a proposal
ADD does not publish pricing, and its cloud option is positioned as reducing upfront investment, which implies a licence model to reduce. Neo Office lists $29.99 and $49.99 per location per month, quotes Enterprise per group of stores, and takes card or ACH through Stripe.
A shorter implementation
Neo Office onboarding is two moving parts: a connector app on the store's existing back-office PC, and supplier EDI enrolment we help you file. There is no contract term to sign and a 30-day money-back guarantee behind it.
Neo Office and ADD eStore, side by side
Target operator
Neo Office
ADD eStore by ADD Systems
Deployment
Neo Office
ADD eStore by ADD Systems
Published pricing
Neo Office
ADD eStore by ADD Systems
Contract terms
Neo Office
ADD eStore by ADD Systems
POS integrations
Neo Office
ADD eStore by ADD Systems
EDI and invoices
Neo Office
ADD eStore by ADD Systems
Mobile app
Neo Office
ADD eStore by ADD Systems
Fuel pricing
Neo Office
ADD eStore by ADD Systems
Multi-store
Neo Office
ADD eStore by ADD Systems
Support
Neo Office
ADD eStore by ADD Systems
This comparison is based on information published on ADD Systems' own website, addsys.com, and other public sources as of August 2026. Features and terms change, and every operator's setup is different, so confirm the details with the vendor before you decide. All product and company names are trademarks of their respective owners, and this page is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
Neo Office, end to end
A smaller surface area is the point. Neo Office does the back office for gas stations and c-stores and stops there, which is why the price is a number rather than a proposal.
Priced per location, published
Regular at $29.99 for price book, Send to POS, sales viewing and basic reports. Plus at $49.99 adds fuel pricing, EDI, finance, lottery, inventory, time clock, Neo AI and workflows. The mobile app is included with every plan. Enterprise, quoted per group of stores, adds POS camera integration and dedicated support.
One POS system, done properly
Gilbarco Passport. The connector app on the store PC keeps it in sync both ways, monitors every run, retries failures on its own and keeps a complete send history you can audit.
Distributor EDI, named
Chambers & Owen invoices arrive automatically with line-item detail. Paper invoices go in by photo with OCR. Price mismatches raise alerts and cost changes turn into price-change suggestions.
Fuel pricing built in
Cash and credit by grade, blended midgrades handled automatically, full change history, and Fuel Survey to see what the stations around you are posting before you commit to a move.
Price book with a phone attached
Centralised items, push to POS, barcode scanning from the aisle, age-restriction flags, and AI-assisted batch changes that still need a human approval before anything reaches the register.
The rest of the day
Real-time dashboards, till summaries, day-close, lottery packs and settlements, inventory, time clock, finance, workflows and Neo AI, plus an Offline Sale backup register on mobile when the line goes down.