Internet cafe software for managing 27 iMac Intel based

Dear all,
I am planning to setup a 27 iMac based internet cafe.
Do you know any software to run a typical internet cafe with Point of Sale for products and time and account management?
With best regards,
2pacy

Check out Hodoman Timer for an inexpensive product that claims to do what you need. Alternatively, ExpressPay, the same system used a Kinkos stores for billing copyier time, also supports Macs - although there's probably a higher up-front cost to their system.

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