A kirana store needs fast counter billing, a stock count that moves as you sell, a credit ledger for regulars, and GST reports at month end. Start on the plan that covers billing, inventory and customer credit for one shop, and add POS when a second counter or cashier appears.
Count the people who will use it
Plans are limited by users. A single owner behind the counter needs far less than an owner plus two cashiers on shifts.
Decide whether you need a POS counter
If a cashier runs a till with an opening cash count and a shift close, you want POS. If you bill from a phone beside the register, you do not.
Check how much you sell on credit
If regulars buy through the month and settle later, the customer credit ledger and reminders matter more than anything else on the list.
Match your GST position
A GST-registered shop needs GSTR-ready reports every month. An unregistered shop can bill with cash memos and turn GST on later.
Compare on the pricing page
Plan names, prices and what each one includes are listed on the pricing page, which reads live from the catalogue rather than a figure written into an article.
Example
A single-counter kirana shop with one owner billing from a phone, 40 credit customers and monthly GST returns needs billing, inventory, customer credit and GST reports — but not POS. The same shop a year later, with two cashiers and a till, adds a POS counter.
No. Easy Khata plans are one-time prepaid for the period you buy. Nothing auto-renews and no card is stored for future charges.
Yes. You can move to a higher plan to unlock more users and more businesses. Your existing data stays as it is.
It helps once you carry packaged goods with printed barcodes, because scanning is faster and more accurate than searching. You can scan with the phone camera before buying any hardware.
POS adds counter and cashier sessions: a denomination-counted opening float, split and partial payments, cash-drawer variance at close, and cashier-wise and counter-wise sales totals.
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