Point of sale · stock · shifts · online store · books
Run the shop. Sell online. Keep the books.
PebblePay is the operations platform for small retail businesses and the people who run them for others. Switch on the modules a business needs, brand it as theirs, and it keeps working when the Wi-Fi does not.
Plans from €19 a month, every module included. No setup fee. See the plans
Till 2 · Sale 1 184Paid
Cold brew 330ml42.00
Sourdough loaf58.00
Almond croissant ×276.00
Card · 14:07R 176.00
Stock · back fridge
Cold brew 330ml18
Oat milk 1L5
Kombucha ginger9
Oat milk below reorder point · PO drafted
Today, TuesdayLive
R 12,840.50
+8.2% on last Tuesday · 184 sales
Shifts
3 on · 1 due 16:00
Online
7 orders
Journal
Posted
Offline since 13:52
11 sales queued. Syncs when the router comes back.
Why it holds up
Built for the shop floor, not the demo.
Most retail software is designed on a fast connection by people who never close a till. PebblePay was built alongside a working shop, so the awkward moments are the ones it handles best.
The till does not stop when the internet does
Sales, stock counts and shift clock-ins are captured on the device and synced the moment a connection returns. Power cut, dead router, a card machine on a different network: the queue waits, nothing is lost, and the books still balance.
Offline point of sale
Offline stock take
Queued receipts and emails
Conflict-free sync
Roles the database enforces
Owners, managers, staff and members each see exactly what they are allowed to. The rule lives in Postgres, not in a hidden button, so it holds on every app and every API.
Their brand, not ours
Logo, colours, type, density, light or dark: every business chooses its own look for the back office, the storefront and the apps. Twelve presets and eight appearance options, no rebuild.
Every money event posts itself
Sales, refunds, invoices and instalments land in a double-entry journal at the moment they happen, reconciled daily against takings. Accountants get a ledger, not a spreadsheet export.
A business is provisioned automatically the moment it signs up. Operators who run several businesses get one sign-in and a switcher.
01
Pick a plan
Choose the size that fits: locations, tills, staff and e-mails. Every module comes with it; switch on bookings, payroll or the storefront when you need them.
02
Name it and brand it
Business name, logo, colours and a look for the back office. Staff get invited by email with the role you give them.
03
Open the till
Install the app on a phone or tablet, or use the browser. Sales sync, stock moves, and the journal posts itself.
Tell us about the shop.
A cannabis club, a café with three tills, a property manager, a studio that sells classes: the modules bend to the business. Write to us and we will suggest a starting set.