What is Kassly?

A quick overview of what Kassly does, who it is built for, and what it costs to start.

3 min read · Updated 10 Sep 2026

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Kassly is a point-of-sale and business management system built for Philippine businesses. It handles the counter — ringing up sales, taking payments, printing receipts — and the work behind it: stock levels, suppliers, staff, customers, and the reports you need at the end of the month.

It runs on phones and tablets you already own, keeps selling when the internet drops, and starts free.

Who Kassly is for

Kassly organises itself around what kind of business you run. You pick a business type when you sign up, and the system adjusts its language and screens to match — a salon sees services and appointments, a carinderia sees orders and a kitchen display, a hardware store sees stock and suppliers.

There are three broad types, each with more specific options underneath:

Business type Examples
Retail Sari-sari stores, groceries, convenience stores, pharmacies, hardware, apparel, electronics, bookstores
Food & beverage Restaurants, cafes, fast food, bakeries, bars, carinderias, milk tea stands, catering and cloud kitchens
Services Salons, barbershops, spas, nail salons, gyms, motor shops, car washes, laundries, pet grooming, sports venues, KTV, billiard halls

If none of these describe you exactly, pick the closest one — you can change it later, and it only affects wording and defaults, never what you're allowed to do.

What you get for free

The Free plan is genuinely free, with no time limit and no card required. It includes the full point of sale, basic inventory, senior-citizen and PWD discounting, memberships, and basic reports.

It has these limits:

Limit Free plan
Products 50
Branches 1
Terminals (devices selling at once) 1
Staff accounts 2

When you outgrow those, or want something the Free plan doesn't cover — kitchen displays, appointments, payroll, multi-branch stock transfers — you add just the pieces you need. See Plans and add-ons.

What Kassly does not do

Being straight about the edges saves everyone time:

  • It is not a full accounting system. Kassly keeps books of accounts and produces BIR-format reports, but it is not a replacement for your accountant or for dedicated accounting software.
  • It is not a delivery or fleet system. There is no route planning, driver app, or proof-of-delivery workflow. Kassly covers the sale and the invoice, not the truck.
  • It is not an ERP. Light B2B is supported — sales orders, invoices, credit terms — but a true distributor with warehouses, returns processing, and multi-level pricing will outgrow it.

Where to go next

If you're setting up for the first time, work through this part in order: Creating your store, then Installing the app, then The setup wizard.

If you already have a store running and want a specific answer, the manual index lists every section.