5% GST on menu prices that already include tax
Print the price on your menu; the bill splits out CGST and SGST for you.
For counter-service restaurants
If customers order at the counter, pay, and collect their food, you do not need a full restaurant system. You need fast bills, the right GST and a receipt that prints in seconds, at a price a small restaurant can carry.
What you get
Print the price on your menu; the bill splits out CGST and SGST for you.
Park an order while the customer decides, serve the next person, come back.
Item or bill discounts, and one bill paid partly by UPI and partly in cash.
Prints to the thermal printer at the counter, or goes to the customer on WhatsApp.
A dropped network does not stop the counter during the lunch rush.
If customers order and pay at the counter, yes. Thali counters, biryani and rolls shops, dhabas with counter ordering, canteens and takeaway kitchens all work this way. If waiters take orders at tables and a separate kitchen cooks them, you need kitchen tickets and table management, which this app does not have.
You take the order, take the money, print the receipt and hand over the food. That whole job fits on one phone or tablet.
Paying for a full restaurant system when you run a counter means paying for a captain app, a kitchen display and aggregator links you will never switch on.
Most restaurants print one price on the menu, with GST already inside it. At 5%, a Rs 105 dish is Rs 100 of food and Rs 5 of tax, split as Rs 2.50 CGST and Rs 2.50 SGST. The app works that split out on every bill, so the menu price never has to change.
In Setup you mark prices as tax-inclusive and set the rate once. At the counter, staff tap dishes at the price the customer already knows, and the tax breakup appears only on the printed bill.
A discount on the whole bill is spread across the items before tax is worked out, which is how the GST rules want it done.
Keep the menu on a tap grid grouped by category, park an order with Hold when a customer is still deciding, and let payment be split between UPI and cash on one bill. Tax is set once in Setup, so none of it appears on the billing screen.
Bills are saved on the device first, so a slow or dropped connection never makes the queue wait. They sync to your account later.
Sales split by UPI and cash, the dishes that sold most and least, and expenses such as vegetables, gas, oil and salaries. Enter expenses as they are paid and the report shows what the day actually left you, not just what went through the till.
The item report is where menus get better. A dish that sells twice a week but needs its own ingredients is worth questioning; one that sells forty times a day is worth pricing carefully.
Free to start, INR 2,500 or INR 5,000 a year.
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