One plan with everything included. The price differs only by shop type, because the workload differs.
If your type is not listed (stationery, toys, car parts, flowers), it goes under “Other”: 6 630 UZS a day, 198 900 UZS per 30 days. Which fields the app opens for each type is on the shop types page.
Per day6 630 UZS
Per 30 days 198 900 UZS
Per day6 630 UZS
Per 30 days 198 900 UZS
Per day6 630 UZS
Per 30 days 198 900 UZS
Per day6 666 UZS
Per 30 days 199 980 UZS
AI question: 100 UZS
Per day6 666 UZS
Per 30 days 199 980 UZS
AI question: 100 UZS
Per day7 000 UZS
Per 30 days 210 000 UZS
Per day8 000 UZS
Per 30 days 240 000 UZS
Per day10 000 UZS
Per 30 days 300 000 UZS
When you compare prices, look past the monthly fee at what gets added on top: modules, setup fees, per-user charges and hardware. With us all of that is already included. Topping up the balance through Rahmat does add a 1% payment commission to the amount — shown before you pay.
The price depends on the shop type: Grocery, mini market — 6 630 UZS/day, Phone shop — 6 630 UZS/day, Household goods — 6 630 UZS/day, Jewellery shop — 6 666 UZS/day, Perfume shop — 6 666 UZS/day, Hardware shop — 7 000 UZS/day, Clothing shop — 8 000 UZS/day, Pharmacy — 10 000 UZS/day; a type that is not listed goes under “Other” at 6 630 UZS/day. Billing is daily, so a 6 630 UZS per day plan comes to 198 900 UZS over 30 days. You start with 7 days free and no payment card is needed.
No. You can stop at any time; your data is kept and you continue from where you left off when you come back. There is one exception: if after the service stops there is no top-up and no sign-in for 6 months, the account may be deleted — and we warn you at least 30 days before.
No separate sign-up is needed: branches are opened from the main shop’s cabinet and all are paid from one balance — each open branch adds 6 630 UZS a day. Each branch has its own stock, till and staff, and the evening Telegram report brings the main shop, each branch and the total together. There is no in-app report that shows all branches on one screen yet. More on the branches page.
Billing really is by the day: one day’s price comes off the balance each day and there is no plan to choose. Shop owners think in months, though, so we spell that figure out too. The “per 30 days” column is simply the daily price times thirty: a 31-day month costs one day more, February less.
| Shop type | Per day | Per 30 days | Per 365 days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grocery, mini market | 6 630 UZS | 198 900 UZS | 2 419 950 UZS |
| Phone shop | 6 630 UZS | 198 900 UZS | 2 419 950 UZS |
| Household goods | 6 630 UZS | 198 900 UZS | 2 419 950 UZS |
| Jewellery shop | 6 666 UZS | 199 980 UZS | 2 433 090 UZS |
| Perfume shop | 6 666 UZS | 199 980 UZS | 2 433 090 UZS |
| Hardware shop | 7 000 UZS | 210 000 UZS | 2 555 000 UZS |
| Clothing shop | 8 000 UZS | 240 000 UZS | 2 920 000 UZS |
| Pharmacy | 10 000 UZS | 300 000 UZS | 3 650 000 UZS |
The “per 365 days” column is just the daily price times 365: there is no annual contract and no prepayment discount. Days when the balance has run out and the service is stopped are not charged, so the real yearly figure depends on how many days the service was running. The cheapest plan is 6 630 UZS a day, 198 900 UZS per 30 days.
During the trial every section is unlocked and no daily fee is charged. When it ends your account is not deleted and nothing is taken from a card on its own: there is no auto-debit, and we never hold the full number of your payment card.
You top up the balance and your shop type’s daily price starts coming off it each day. There is no plan to pick — the price follows your shop type.
Once the balance sits at zero the service stops: new sales and intakes are not recorded. Stopped days are not charged.
Your data stays put: products, customers, credit and past reports are not deleted. The moment money reaches the balance every section opens again. Only after 6 months with no top-up and no sign-in can the account be deleted, and you are warned 30 days ahead.
The balance is topped up inside the app: the shop owner enters an amount under Profile → Balance and pays it with an Uzcard or Humo card on the Rahmat payment page. Once the payment is confirmed the money is credited automatically — no receipt to send and no approval to wait for. There is no auto-debit: you start every payment yourself.
In the app: Profile → Balance. That screen shows how much is left, how many days it covers and what the daily fee is.
How much to add is up to you: the top-up amount can be from 1 000 to 50 000 000 UZS. A 1% payment commission is added on top and shown on its own line before you pay: for 100 000 UZS to reach your balance you pay 101 000 UZS. The commission does not go onto the balance.
The button opens the payment organisation’s Rahmat page, where you pay with an Uzcard or Humo card. Card details are entered only on that page: the full card number, expiry date and CVV never reach BuySale and are not stored by us.
As soon as the payment organisation confirms the payment, the amount is added to your balance automatically — usually within a few seconds. When you return to the app the status shows on the same screen; if a payment fails or is cancelled, the balance does not change.
Even if less than one day’s fee is left, the next day still opens — so the shop does not stall mid-day. The shortfall becomes a negative balance (a debt) and is covered first from your next top-up.
So if the shop closes for a while, simply not topping up is enough: there is no separate cancellation, no notice letter and no obligation to pay out a term.
Above is what every plan includes. Here is the reverse — what the daily price does not cover. Better to know up front than to be disappointed later.
Listings usually quote a monthly price, so we put our 30-day figure beside them. The plans are not alike: many cap products, users or points of sale, and some do things better than we do — we wrote that down too.
Billed by the day, not by subscription: from 6 630 UZS a day by shop type. No caps on products, customers or staff, no setup fee, 7 days free. Issues no fiscal receipt and does not connect to the tax system.
The Start plan covers 1 company, 1 warehouse, 1 web till and 2 users. Connecting the fiscal module is billed separately. No free trial is stated on the pricing page.
The Start plan allows a single workstation, Basic up to three. 7 days free.
Basic caps stock at 500 items, Plus at 1,500. Each extra point of sale costs another 100,000 UZS. No open free trial is announced.
Every plan covers one point of sale with unlimited users. 15 days free, no card required.
Soliq.uz integration is included in every plan at no extra cost — something we do not do. 30 days free, no card needed.
Competitor prices come from their official pricing pages as checked on 18.09.2026 — prices may have changed, so verify on their site before signing anything. Only a few programs that publish prices openly are shown here; the full list, source links and a feature comparison are on the Compare page.
No. Installing the app, setting the shop up and training your staff cost nothing — during the trial and after it. A setup fee simply does not exist here.
In practice, yes: you put 30 days’ worth on the balance and it is spent one day at a time. It is not a “monthly plan”, though — there is no plan to choose and nothing is reconciled at month end. How much you pay in is your call; the money sits on the balance.
The balance is charged for every day the service stays open — even on days you sell nothing. So for a longer break it is enough to stop topping up: the balance runs out, the service stops and those stopped days are not charged. When you return you top up and carry on from where you left off.
No. While the balance is at zero or below, new sales and intakes are not recorded, but nothing is deleted: products, customers, debts and past reports remain. As soon as money reaches the balance everything opens again. There is one exception: if for 6 months after the service stops there is no top-up and no sign-in, the public offer allows the account to be deleted together with its data — you are warned in Telegram at least 30 days before, and signing in or topping up in that time cancels it.
There is no monthly subscription and no minimum term — billing is by the day. You do not have to file a cancellation: stop topping up and the service stops by itself. Your data is kept and you can come back — unless the service stays stopped for 6 months with no sign-in or top-up, in which case the public offer allows deletion after 30 days’ warning.
Even with less than one day’s fee left, the next day opens — so the shop does not stall mid-day. The shortfall becomes a debt and is cleared first from your next top-up. On days when the balance is negative, new sales and intakes are not recorded and those days are not charged.
You top up inside the app — under Profile → Balance — on the Rahmat payment page, and the money is credited automatically once the payment is confirmed. On the Rahmat page you can pay with Uzcard and Humo cards; payment with Visa and Mastercard cards is not available. Payme, Click and other payment methods: you can pay with whichever methods the Rahmat page itself shows. A 1% payment commission is added and shown before you pay: for 100 000 UZS to reach the balance you pay 101 000 UZS.
24 systems checked: 15 publish a price openly, 9 do not. Monthly price 69 000–299 000 UZS, median 134 700. Checked 2026-09-18.
Learn more →Free shop software exists, but each option has a limit: what is really free, what “free” hides and when paying costs less. BuySale: 7 days free, then paid.
Learn more →9 shop types — grocery, pharmacy, clothing, hardware, jewellery, perfume, phones, household goods and other: the fields and price of each.
Learn more →How to start with BuySale: sign in by phone number with a code from Telegram, set up your shop, add your first products and try 7 days free.
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