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Pricing

You pay for what your business uses.

Two businesses with the same number of branches can need very different things. So we don’t publish a table: we give you an exact price for your operation.

What sets your price

Five facts about your operation. With them, the quote is straightforward.

  1. Branches

    How many points of sale your business runs.

  2. Terminals

    How many registers work in each branch.

  3. Modules

    Register, customer display and operations: start with what you need.

  4. Hardware

    We quote it with you, or work with the hardware you already have.

  5. Custom development

    By scope, with a price and a calendar for each phase.

Every proposal details

In writing, before you sign anything, so you know exactly what you get and when.

  • Scope, module by module
  • Price per phase
  • Implementation calendar
  • Training
  • Support

Frequently asked questions

Why are there no published prices?

Because we would rather give you an exact price than show you a table that does not apply to you. With your branches, terminals and modules, the quote is straightforward.

Can I start with a single module?

Yes. You can start with the register and add operations, more branches or custom work when you need them.

Do I have to buy new hardware?

Not necessarily. If you already have hardware, we assess it with you; if not, we quote a tested one.

Does it issue Mexican tax invoices (CFDI)?

Electronic invoicing is not included in the base product. If you need it, we integrate it with your stamping provider as custom work.

Does it connect to my card terminal?

Today, card payments are recorded at the register and charged on your usual bank terminal. Direct terminal integration is quoted as custom work.

Can I start with a single branch?

Yes. Pirul works the same for one branch as for a chain. Adding branches and terminals later does not change how you work.

Want it for your business?

Book a 30-minute demo. We show you Pirul running and tell you what the product solves as it is, and what would need to be built.