Cash register software cost in Uzbekistan: Prices & features

Every evening after closing, you sit down to count the day's sales. Write down transactions, check stock, remember who owes you. That's 30 to 60 minutes of your time.

One mistake in calculations costs real money. A lost debt entry means lost revenue. The notebook can be damaged, lost, or spilled on. Its real price is your time and peace of mind.

In Uzbekistan, cash register software can cost from hundreds of thousands of som per month. Many solutions require expensive terminals, licenses, and complicated training.

For a small minimarket or corner shop, these systems are often overkill. They don't handle local needs like nasiya (customer credit) or simple QR payments well.

BirLiy is a phone-based POS system. No extra hardware needed. It combines payment acceptance, inventory, customer debts, and reporting in one app.

Price: first 6 months at 49,000 som per month, then 149,000 som per month. That's cheaper than losing an hour of your day to manual bookkeeping.

BirLiy is currently in early access. The first shops in Tashkent are piloting the app. If you want to try it, you can submit an application.

You'll need three photos: your patent, your passport (or the director's), and your shop window. All data is transmitted securely.