Switch it on
Turn it on in your dashboard. Your first shop is already there.
Sell at the counter from the same catalogue, the same stock and the same customer list as your website — so the day's takings are one number, not two you reconcile on Sunday night.
Everything a counter needs, on the busy days and the awkward ones.
A barcode gun, or your phone's camera.
They set it themselves. You never see it.
Not a cashier's own phone. Revoke anytime.
Float, drops, count, variance.
Receive, count and transfer between them.
80mm roll, CGST/SGST split, HSN codes.
Held on the shelf until they arrive.
Any browser. No terminal to buy.
A discount is the one thing at a till that hands money to a customer and leaves nothing missing from the shelf to count afterwards. So by default it belongs to you — not to a manager, and not to anyone you have given a dashboard login.
No installation, no engineer, no terminal in the post. If your store already exists, the till is minutes away.
Turn it on in your dashboard. Your first shop is already there.
Tap authorise on the tablet, or pair it with a code.
Invite by email. They finish setup themselves.
Scan, take payment, print. Same orders list as online.
Part of Pro, at ₹4,167/month billed yearly. Two shops, unlimited products and staff. Not an add-on, not per terminal.
Start freeNot yet, and we would rather say so than have you find out at the counter. Your catalogue is cached on the device, so searching and scanning stay instant with no round trip — but completing a sale needs the connection. Offline queueing is on the roadmap.
Anything with a modern browser — a tablet is the usual choice. A USB or Bluetooth barcode scanner works with no setup because it behaves as a keyboard, and any 80mm thermal printer your browser can print to will produce the receipt. There is nothing to buy from us.
No. Cash, card, UPI and split payments are recorded at the till whichever way the money actually moved. If you take online payments on your website you connect your own gateway there too — we never sit between you and your money.
Only if you let them. By default discounts and price overrides belong to the store owner alone — they are the one thing at a till that hands money away leaving nothing missing from the shelf to count later. You can hand discounting to staff with a percentage cap and a manager's PIN above it.
Two locations, and up to 5 authorised tills at each. Additional locations are coming as a metered add-on; until then Pro's two are the limit.
It is the same stock, counted per location. Your website promises only what sits at shops that fulfil online orders, so selling the last unit at the counter takes it off the website too — no overselling because two systems disagreed.
Start free, add Point of Sale when you are ready. Nothing to install and nothing to buy.