Built around how Pakistani shops actually run
Udhaar is not a bug — it's the business model. Most Western tools treat credit sales as an exception. In our market it is half the counter traffic, so the khata system sits beside billing, not hidden inside "settings". Partial payments, festival settlements and running balances are normal flows — see the dedicated khata app guide.
The internet is optional. Load-shedding and dead zones should never stop billing. Core operations run offline on your phone; connectivity is only needed for backups. Read exactly how offline mode works.
Receipts travel on WhatsApp. Customers ask "bill bhej dein". Every sale can print or share straight to their chat — no SMS gateways, no extra cost.
Support speaks your language. Activation and help happen on WhatsApp at +92 323 897 1628, in Urdu or English, from someone who knows what a karyana counter looks like. The interface itself stays simple enough that a worker learns it in one shift.
From Karachi to Gilgit, same clean records
Because everything runs locally on your device, your location matters only for delivery of support, not for whether the software functions. Shopkeepers use StoreSaathi in the busiest markets of Karachi and Lahore, and equally in single-street bazaars of smaller districts — see the full list of city guides.
Honest pricing in rupees
No dollar conversions, no surprise renewals: PKR 500 monthly, PKR 4000 yearly, or the lifetime plan at PKR 10,000 before 30 September. Multi-shop owners get extra discounts. Verify any claim directly through our verified official channels before paying anyone.