Lightspeed vs Bravo: Point of Sale for FFLs
See why FFL dealers switch from Lightspeed to Bravo, the all-in-one, firearm-friendly point of sale. Run inventory, ATF Form 4473, your A&D book, and sales from one platform. Compare and book a demo below.
Bravo vs Lightspeed: Feature Comparison
Lightspeed is a general retail point of sale and does not support firearm sales or ATF compliance. Bravo is a firearm-friendly platform built for FFLs and gun stores.
| Feature | Bravo | Lightspeed |
|---|---|---|
| Firearm-friendly platform | Yes | No |
| Native ATF Form 4473 | Yes | No |
| Native A&D book | Yes | No |
| AI used firearm pricing | Yes | No |
| Buy, sell, trade and pawn loans | Yes | No |
| Built-in firearm eCommerce (UsedGuns.com, Guns.com) | Yes | No |
| Purpose-built for FFLs and gun stores | Yes | General retail point of sale |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Lightspeed support firearm sales?
Lightspeed is a general retail point of sale and does not provide native ATF Form 4473 or A&D book tools for firearm dealers. Bravo is built for FFLs and handles firearm compliance natively.
Can I run ATF Form 4473 and my A&D book in Bravo?
Yes. Both the ATF Form 4473 and the A&D book are native to Bravo, along with automated 3310s and eNICS, so your compliance lives in one platform.
Is Bravo a good Lightspeed alternative for gun stores?
Yes. Bravo replaces a general retail point of sale with a firearm-friendly platform that adds compliance, used firearm pricing, buy, sell, trade and pawn, and built-in firearm eCommerce.
How hard is it to switch from Lightspeed to Bravo?
Bravo migrates your inventory, customers and sales history with zero downtime, and most stores are fully live within 30 days.
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