

How Did We Begin?
The Company was Founded in 2010 and has since grown dramatically.
We primarily assist customers who own small businesses and want the flexibility and cost effectiveness of an online system.
We are a small company based in Rochester, NY dedicated to delivering the best point of sale application possible. PHP Point Of Sale was originally created for a small tennis pro shop in order to help keep track of sales. Based on the success and feedback from the creation of a system for them, php point of sale continued to grow. It is used throughout the world in many countries and small businesses. We thank all our customers and the open source community for helping this small project become so successful.
Chris Muench, the original creator of the software is the owner of PHP Point of Sale, LLC
Chris Muench
Founder & CEO
Chris is founder & CEO of PHP Point Of Sale. His responsibilities include development, overall direction of the product, and customer service. The inspiration behind developing PHP Point Of Sale was to help a local business have a simple and cost effective system to use. Using the knowledge we gained making the system for them; we have created a simple to use system that we are always improving that is used by many all around the world.
Jared Roth
Business Development
Jared Roth leads business development at PHP Point of Sale, focusing on scaling partnerships, expanding market reach, and driving long-term growth. Previously, he spent over 14 years as the third-generation owner of a family-run Ethan Allen business, gaining deep experience in leadership, negotiation, and multi-location operations. Today, he applies those skills to help PHP Point of Sale serve thousands of independent businesses worldwide.
Jesuthasan Kupendran
Business Development - Sri Lanka
Jesuthasan Kupendran leads business development and customer support for PHP Point of Sale in Sri Lanka. His work stands out because he brings more than technical knowledge—he brings a deep understanding of the region, the language, and the way businesses operate day to day. Retailers in Sri Lanka get someone who doesn’t just translate the software, but translates the experience into something that fits their reality.
With boots on the ground, he meets store owners and staff where they are. He provides personal demos in their own language, visits shops in person, and walks teams through the system in a way that feels natural and familiar. This cultural alignment makes training smoother, builds trust faster, and helps people feel comfortable adopting new technology.
Because he understands local expectations, communication styles, and the unique challenges Sri Lankan businesses face—from connectivity issues to multi-lingual staff—he can tailor the support experience in ways that remote teams simply can’t. It turns a global product into something that feels local.
Jesuthasan’s presence has become a major advantage for PHP Point of Sale in the region. He bridges the gap between the software and the people who rely on it, making sure every customer gets the kind of guidance that only someone who truly knows the region, the language, and the culture can provide.