Receipts,made effortless.

A small NFC tag on your till, and the sales brain behind it. Your customer taps and takes the receipt. You see what sells, measure what works, and hand the month to your accountant in one click.

  • No cable, no battery
  • No app for the customer
  • Hosted in the EU
Any POS with an API callOne request per sale
Live on day oneButtons work without integration
Busy tills handledTwo sales waiting, no mix-ups
Copy-proof secure tagsEvery tap is signed

How a tap works

The tag stays simple. The cloud does the thinking.

1

Your POS sends the sale

One HTTPS request when the payment completes. The receipt waits a few minutes, linked to that till only.

2

The customer taps the tag

Any NFC phone opens the link in its browser. Phones without NFC scan the QR code printed on the tag.

3

The right receipt opens

Each receipt can be collected once. If two sales wait on one till, the customer simply picks their total.

Read the full flow →

Works with your till

Start with the till you already have.

No new hardware and no change to how your staff ring up sales.

Buttons from day one

Before any connection, the tag already opens your Google review, stamp card and newsletter buttons.

POS software on a computer

Our print agent copies every receipt your POS software prints, also through a fiscal printer. We are testing it with the first shops.

Cloud POS, terminals, API

Loyverse and Viva connect with your own access key. Square, SumUp and myPOS are in preparation. One API call from any system.

Insights

Your receipts know what sells together.

Best sellers, products bought together, busy hours, a 7-day forecast and advice you can act on this week, plus an offer and a smart suggestion on every digital receipt.

“Croissant buyers take a latte 75% of the time”

Market basket analysis with confidence and lift, the base for combos and shelf placement.

“Tuesday is your slow day”

Sales by weekday and hour, with an alert when a day is far off the usual.

“−10% on your next coffee”

A next-visit offer and a “bought together” suggestion on the receipt itself.

The quoted lines are examples of what the dashboard says, from a sample shop.

See every insight →

For bigger stores

The receipts already hold the answers.

Every sale goes through Receiptter, so we can do the boring part and the smart part: the month for your accountant in one click, and an AI analyst that proposes what to change and proves whether it worked.

“October is ready for your accountant”

One Excel file a month: VAT by rate, card and cash, every receipt. Sent to the accountant on the 1st.

“The croissant test is done: it worked”

AI proposes, a two-week test measures, statistics decide. No more guessing what helped.

“Muffins stopped selling 14 days ago”

What stopped selling, what each price change did, and how many to prepare for tomorrow.

The quoted lines are examples of what the dashboard says, from a sample shop.

Pro: €970 a year →

Built around your counter

What customers see after they pay

    Calculator

    What one tap per customer adds up to

    Move the sliders to your numbers. The assumptions are below. Change them if yours differ.

    Assumptions

    A month is 30 days. Cost is the smallest plan that fits: Receipts €190 a year, Pro €970 a year, above that a custom price. The share of customers who tap is your own assumption; the dashboard shows the real one. Everything here is arithmetic from your numbers.

    Customers reached each month0
    Receiptter, per year0
    Per customer reached0
    Paper not printed, km/year0
    Rolls saved, per year0
    Paper cost saved, per year 0

    Every customer reached sees your review, loyalty and newsletter buttons. How many tap them depends on your offer. The dashboard shows the real numbers.

    Why a passive tag

    Less hardware on the counter. More thought in the software.

    Receiptter
    On the counterA passive tag. No cable, no battery, no Wi‑Fi
    Phones without NFCQR code printed on every tag
    Two customers, one tillCustomer picks their total; each receipt opens once
    A shared or copied linkSecure tags sign every tap, copies never collect
    Without a POS integrationReview, loyalty, app and newsletter buttons from day one
    ReturnsStaff check authenticity live, refunds show as cancelled
    BillingMonthly, cancel any time

    Paper

    What the numbers say about paper receipts

    91 km

    of receipt paper a year from a single shop with 1,000 sales a day, at 25 cm per receipt. This is arithmetic.

    2.5 g

    of CO2e for one paper receipt, against 0.12 to 1.52 g for a digital one, in a UK study with the Carbon Trust.

    2020

    The EU restricted BPA in thermal paper. Thermal paper still needs a chemical developer in its coating.

    Sources: Bira, Beat the Receipt; ECHA, restrictions under REACH, entry 66.

    In Bulgaria the fiscal receipt is still printed. Receiptter adds a digital copy the customer keeps.

    Questions shops ask first

    Do my customers need an app or an account?

    No. The receipt opens in the phone's browser. iPhone XS and newer and most Android phones read NFC tags without opening anything first. Phones without NFC scan the QR code on the tag.

    Which POS systems work?

    POS software on a Windows computer works through our print agent, including fiscal printers. Loyverse and Viva connect from the dashboard with your own access key. Square, SumUp and myPOS are in preparation. Any other system can send one API request per sale. We test every connection with the first shops before we call it ready. Until then, the tag already works in buttons-only mode.

    What if two people pay at the same till?

    The customer sees only the totals of the waiting sales, never the items, and picks theirs. Each receipt can be collected once and stops being available after a few minutes.

    Does it replace the fiscal receipt?

    No. The digital receipt is an informational copy. Your fiscal device still issues the legal receipt. Whether you may skip printing depends on your country's rules. In Bulgaria it is printed.

    Where is the data stored?

    In the EU. We never receive card numbers, and shoppers don't give us their name or email to get a receipt. See Security.