Square hardware works with a variety of printers to support all kinds of businesses. Find everything — from impact kitchen printers to sticky label printers — to make what you do even easier.
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Printer types
Find the printer that’s right for your business.
Countertop receipt printers
A stationary printer that sits on your counter near the point of sale you are using.
Mobile receipt printers
Printers that are carried on a person for mobile receipt printing (e.g.: festivals or line busting).
Dual cash drawer and printer
Integrated all-in-one cash drawer and printer for countertop businesses with very limited space available.
Kitchen impact printers
Stationary printers to print and send order tickets right to your bar or kitchen. Ideal for environments prone to grease, heat, or requiring multi-ply paper and/or colors for modifiers.
Kitchen thermal printers
Stationary printers to print receipts in environments that are not prone to grease or heat, or do not require multi-ply paper or color for modifier.
Barcode label printers
Stationary printers for linered, permanent barcode labels up to 2.” Requires Square for Retail Plus. Not compatible with sticky or shipping labels.
Sticky label printers (linerless)
Stationary printers for linerless, repositionable labels up to 3” that adhere to any surface without residue. Ideal for food & beverage orders and delivery. Not compatible with shipping or barcode labels.
Connection types
To successfully connect accessories to your hardware, check that both support the same connection type.
USB
USB accessories plug directly into the compatible device and generally offer the most reliable connection. If you are using Square Stand, Square Register, or Square Terminal, you can plug your USB accessory directly into the USB hub on the power cord. For Android devices, you’ll need to connect through a USB OTG (On-The-Go) adaptor. Be sure to check that your Android device supports USB OTG or USB Host mode.
Network: Ethernet
Ethernet accessories plug into your router using an Ethernet cable. Once connected to your router via the Ethernet cable, your hardware accessory will connect to your device through the Wi-Fi connection. You won’t be able to use Ethernet connection in Offline Mode.
Network: Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi accessories connect wirelessly to your router. Once connected to your Wi-Fi, your hardware accessory connect to your device through the shared Wi-Fi connection. Ensure that both your device and your hardware accessory are connected to the same Wi-Fi network, if they are on different networks the connection will not be successful.
Bluetooth
Bluetooth accessories connect to your hardware device wirelessly using the Bluetooth connection. Bluetooth only works when in close proximity and in environments where there aren’t too many devices interfering with each other. You’ll want to make sure that your hardware and your accessory are within 10 feet of each other. For mobile printers only, a Bluetooth connection is recommended.
Printer-driven
Some cash drawers connect directly to a compatible receipt printer in order to open automatically. You can manually open your cash drawer with a key if they are unplugged.
