Handwritten notes get lost or can’t be read.
Every sale gets a receipt number made on the tablet, printed clearly, and searchable later in History by receipt number or customer name.
Laundries
Laundry POS app for per-kilo and per-item prices.
Pick a per-kilo or per-item service, set the quantity, add express or fragrance, and print a numbered receipt for the customer. Regulars are recognised by phone number, and everything is recorded even when the internet is down.
- Per-kilo and per-item services
- Customers by phone number
- Points for regulars
Wangi Laundry's till — a fictional business in the demo.
Everyday problems
The classic laundry headaches — and how Bizkita handles them.
Piles of washing are normal. Messy records shouldn’t be.
Per-kilo, per-item and express prices are worked out by hand.
Set up per-kilo, per-item and add-on services such as express and fragrance, each with its price. The cashier sets the quantity; totals, discounts and tax are calculated for them.
Regular customers aren’t on record.
Customers are recognised by phone number, with total spend, visit count and notes such as pickup days. Points on every spend bring them back.
Nobody knows where the day’s cash went.
Every shift opens with a cash float, spending such as plastic bags is recorded with a reason, and the shift closes with a blind cash count.
The features you use
The features a laundry uses every day.
One point of sale for per-kilo, per-item and retail items. Features that need a particular plan are marked.
Per kilo, per item and add-ons
Services carry no stock, each with its own price — for example “Wash, Dry & Iron / kg” or “Large Bed Cover”. Detergent and hangers you sell keep their stock counts.
Customers by phone number
Find or register a customer at payment. Total spend, visits and notes are kept in one place.
Points and loyalty discounts
Points per spend with an expiry, member tiers, and discounts such as a boarding-house rate.
Standard plan and up
Staff commission per kilo
Give staff rupiah per unit — per kilo for per-kilo services — or a percentage per service. Commission is locked in at the sale.
Receipts with your message
Logo, address, contact, cashier and customer name, and a footer such as “Bring this receipt to collect your laundry”. Bluetooth printers, 58 mm or 80 mm.
Revenue reports
Revenue, number of sales, average sale, payment methods and best sellers for today, 7 days, 30 days or your own range.
Interactive demo
Try Wangi Laundry’s till.
A fictional laundry with per-kilo, per-item and express services, seven regulars and 30 days of history. Add wash-dry-iron, change the kilos, then take payment.
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Every business, customer and sale in this demo is fictional. The QRIS code is built from a sample sticker and deliberately covered so it cannot be scanned or paid. The demo runs entirely in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.
How it runs
Taking in laundry at the till.
- 01
Find the customer
Type the phone number or name. A new customer can be registered at payment.
- 02
Add services and quantities
Pick wash-dry-iron per kg, bed covers per item and express, then set the quantities. The total is calculated for you.
- 03
Pay and print
Cash, QRIS or other non-cash methods. A numbered receipt prints for the customer and points go up.
- 04
Close the shift
Do the blind cash count at day’s end and see revenue and best sellers in Reports.
Before you choose
What it can't do yet, said plainly.
Bizkita POS records sales at the till. For a laundry, this is what version 1.0 does not do:
- Quantities are whole numbers changed with + / − buttons: 3.5 kg has to be rounded, or set up a per-½-kg service.
- No laundry status (received, washing, ready) or pickup date tracked in the app.
- No pay-later sales, deposits or customer credit — a sale is recorded when it is paid.
- No automatic WhatsApp message to the customer when the laundry is ready.
- Notes per order, such as stains or folding requests, are not saved with the sale. The app does not connect to digital scales.
- Digital receipts by WhatsApp or email are not available.
FAQ
Questions about a laundry pos.
Can I price per kilo and per item at the same time?
Yes. Create per-kilo and per-item services with their own prices — say wash-dry-iron per kg and bed covers per item — and put both in one sale.
What if a load weighs 3.5 kg?
Cart quantities are whole numbers. Round the weight the way your laundry prices it, or create a per-½-kg service at half the per-kilo price.
Can I bring over my existing customers?
Yes, by importing customers from a CSV file (name and phone number are required). You see a preview before anything is saved. Import starts at the Standard plan.
Can staff earn commission per kilo?
Yes. A rupiah-per-unit rate follows the quantity on the sale, so 5 kg at Rp 500 earns Rp 2,500. Pick the employee at payment.
Can I record laundry that is paid for at pickup?
Not yet. In version 1.0 a sale is recorded when it is paid, and laundry status is not tracked. Many laundries record the sale when the customer pays, up front or at pickup.
What hardware do I need?
An Android 8.0+ tablet or phone. For receipts, a Bluetooth ESC/POS thermal printer on 58 mm or 80 mm paper. There is no iPhone or iPad app yet.
What if the internet keeps dropping?
Sales, shifts, cash, stock and customer records are saved on the device first and sent automatically every 15 minutes, after each sale and as soon as the connection returns. What still needs internet: the first sign-in on a new device, the Reports dashboard and saving some settings.
Get started
Try it, talk to us — no commitment.
The Free plan works for one outlet straight away. If you want help choosing a plan or hardware, our team in Bandung answers on WhatsApp.
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Illustrative photos from Unsplash by Dan LeFebvre, Oli Woodman and angela gerber.