Best kiryana store software in Pakistan (2026): 10 options compared

The best kiryana store software in Pakistan is the one that keeps your counter billing through load-shedding and a dead internet line, sells sugar by the kilo or by the rupee, keeps udhaar khata straight, and does not cost more every year than the shop can carry. Many products say "POS" and "grocery". Fewer do all four.

We checked ten programs offered to kiryana stores, general stores and mini marts in Pakistan, each on its own website, on 7 October 2026. For each one you will find whether it bills without internet, how much of a kiryana counter's work it describes, what it costs in PKR over one and three years, and who it suits. Where a website does not say something, we write "not stated" rather than guess. MartPOS is our own product, made by Innobrains Technologies in Jhang; we list it first, and we say plainly where the others are ahead.

How we judged the best kiryana store software in Pakistan

Five questions matter most to a kiryana or general store:

1. Does it bill with no internet at all? A program on the shop PC keeps selling when the line drops; a website does not.
2. Does it know a kiryana counter? Loose goods by weight or by amount ("Rs 100 ki cheeni"), packs and cartons, retail and wholesale prices, and Urdu item names.
3. Does it keep the money straight? Udhaar khata with a limit for each customer, supplier payables, and books that agree.
4. What does it really cost? A published PKR price, what is extra (counters, users, setup, FBR), and the total over three years.
5. FBR: if your shop must report its invoices to FBR, can the software do it?

The short list

What one shop pays over one and three years

Yearly prices are each website's own yearly price where it shows one, and otherwise twelve months of its monthly price billed annually. MartPOS Desktop includes 12 months of support and updates; the "with Care" figure adds the optional Care for years two and three.

MartPOS: built for the kiryana and general store counter

MartPOS is point-of-sale, stock and khata software for kiryana stores, general stores and mini marts, made by Innobrains Technologies in Jhang (martpos.pk).

• Offline: the store PC keeps the shop's database and other PCs join it as tills over the shop network; selling, returns, purchases and closing the day need no internet.
• Kiryana work: loose goods in kg or litres with parts (0.625 kg), sold by weight or by amount: press F6 for "Rs 100 of sugar" and the weight is worked out to the gram. Packs and cartons with their own prices and barcodes, Urdu item names beside the English ones, and retail and wholesale prices with price lists. See selling loose goods by weight or by rupees.
• Money: udhaar khata with a credit limit for each customer and a manager's PIN over it, supplier accounts, landed cost, stock counts while the shop is open, and double-entry books: day book (roznamcha), cash book, trial balance and profit and loss.
• FBR: optional FBR POS integration in every plan, off until you switch it on; then every sale and return is reported to FBR and the receipt carries FBR's invoice number and QR code.
• Price: Desktop Shop is Rs 29,900 once, for life, for two counters and five staff logins besides the owner's own (or Rs 15,000 now and Rs 14,900 after 30 days). Desktop Business is Rs 39,900 once for four counters. Both include 12 months of support and updates, and Care after that is optional at Rs 5,500 a year. Cloud Shop is Rs 1,990 a month or Rs 19,900 a year, with the owner portal and backups on MartPOS Cloud; Cloud Chain is Rs 5,990 a month or Rs 59,900 a year for up to three branches. You can try MartPOS for 14 days from when the first PC is set up (pricing).
• Gaps: screens are in English (item names, receipts and A4 invoices can be in Urdu). There is no phone app; the owner portal on the Cloud plans works in a phone's browser. No loyalty points, no online store, and no more than three branches in one published plan.

Mint POS: offline Windows POS with a phone app on its branch plan

Mint POS, by Maniac Technologies, is a different product from MartPOS, from a different company (mintpos.pk).

• Offline: a Windows app with its database on the PC; sales sync to its cloud when the internet returns.
• Kiryana work: its kiryana page lists barcode checkout, reorder alerts, thermal receipts, a daily profit summary and import from CSV or Excel. Loose goods, packs and cartons, wholesale prices and Urdu item names: not stated.
• Money: its general store page describes a digital "udhar khata" with credit limits. FBR: it says every sale produces an FBR sales tax invoice with its QR code.
• Price: Solo Rs 2,499 a month billed annually, or Rs 3,499 month to month, for one PC. Zanjeer Rs 6,999 per branch a month billed annually, with unlimited counters, a phone app and a web portal. A 7-day trial (pricing).
• Suits: a shop that wants a phone app and many counters. See MartPOS vs Mint POS.

Web Doctorz: a lifetime licence from Lahore

• Offline: a desktop app for Windows or Mac; "checkout, barcode scan, receipt print, and reports run on your computer without internet" (webdoctorz.com).
• Kiryana work: its grocery page sells flour, sugar and rice by kg or gram. Packs and cartons and Urdu screens: not stated (the website itself has an Urdu version).
• Money: customer udhaar with credit limits and ledgers at checkout, and a supplier khaata. FBR: when online, invoices post to FBR and print a verification QR code; bills made offline are sent later.
• Price: a Monthly plan at Rs 3,999 a month, or a Lifetime plan at Rs 39,999 once. More counters are Rs 1,000 a month or Rs 15,000 once, and cloud backup Rs 500 a month. No setup fee; lifetime licences get security and compatibility updates (pricing).
• Suits: a one-counter shop that wants to pay once.

TransactFlow: low monthly prices, with khata and loose goods

• Offline: its grocery page promises "100% offline functionality", syncing to the cloud when the internet returns (transactflow.pk). It is made by Netolyst in Islamabad.
• Kiryana work: sell 200 grams from a 20 kg atta sack or 4 eggs from a dozen, open cartons into retail units, and keep bulk and single-unit rates. Urdu screens: not stated.
• Money: a built-in khata with balances, payment history and reminders. FBR: it says every sale is reported to FBR with a QR code.
• Price: Essential Rs 1,500 a month or Rs 15,000 a year (5,000 products); Professional Rs 2,000 a month or Rs 20,000 a year, with a mobile app. A trial is offered; its length is not stated.
• Suits: a shop on a tight budget that wants khata and loose goods.

Posify: offline on Windows or Linux, for four kinds of shop

• Offline: "Core billing works 100% offline", on Windows or Linux, with up to 10 counters on the shop network on its top plan (posify.pk).
• Kiryana work: a Grocery / Mart mode with weight-based billing, and Urdu support. Packs and cartons and wholesale prices: not stated.
• Money: loyalty points; customer credit or khata: not stated. FBR: it says it submits invoices to FBR as they are made, and FBR is optional.
• Price: Solo Rs 2,500 a month or Rs 25,000 a year for one computer; Business Rs 4,000 a month or Rs 40,000 a year for up to three; Warehouse Rs 8,000 a month or Rs 75,000 a year. Its home page offers a 3-day trial, and its grocery page says the first month is free. The owner portal is marked "Coming Soon".
• Suits: a shop that runs a restaurant or boutique beside the store, or needs Linux.

SadaPOS: a free plan, then low monthly prices

• Offline: a web app that says you can "continue selling with zero internet connection" and syncs when the connection returns (sadapos.com).
• Kiryana work: units from pieces to kilograms to boxes, and wholesale and retail pricing from its Pro plan. Urdu: not stated.
• Money: customer ledgers (khata) on the paid plans; the free plan is for walk-in customers. FBR POS integration only on its top plan.
• Price: Free (owner only, one counter); Growth Rs 1,199 a month or Rs 12,950 a year (one staff account, one counter); Pro Rs 2,399 a month or Rs 25,999 a year (two staff, three counters); and a top plan at Rs 4,599 a month or Rs 49,999 a year (four staff, up to 10 counters) (pricing).
• Suits: a small shop that wants to start for nothing.

CloudPOS: a cloud system with paid add-ons

• Offline: cloud based; its grocery page says it works online and offline, but lists the offline point of sale as an add-on at Rs 5,000 per system, included only in its top plan. It is made by NetsTech Software Solutions in Gujrat.
• Kiryana work: weighted and loose item billing, and kg, gram, box and pack unit conversion. Urdu: not stated.
• Money: credit billing, partial payments and recovery tracking. FBR: its grocery page lists FBR integration as a Rs 20,000 add-on outside its top plan, while its FBR page calls it free.
• Price: Basic Rs 25,000 a year with a Rs 10,000 setup fee (one branch, one user); Business Pro Rs 50,000 a year with Rs 20,000 setup; Enterprise Rs 80,000 a year with Rs 35,000 setup. A one-year minimum contract and a 7-day trial.
• Suits: a store that wants a cloud system and does not mind setup fees.

Tijarah Books: web-based invoicing and khata from Karachi

• Offline: "100% Web-Based", used "from any device with internet access"; offline billing: not stated (tijarahbooks.com).
• Kiryana work: inventory and invoicing; loose goods, packs and Urdu screens: not stated (support is in English and Urdu).
• Money: "Manage your Khata, Inventory, and Invoices", with customer and supplier ledgers. FBR POS is an add-on on every plan, as are SRB and PRA, at a price not stated.
• Price: Rs 2,500 a month for two users, Pro Rs 5,000 a month (up to five users, three branches) and Enterprise Rs 8,000 a month (ten users, six branches); a year costs ten months' price. A 14-day trial (pricing).
• Suits: a shop that wants web invoicing and khata and has steady internet.

HysabOne: cloud accounting with a POS plan

HysabOne is made by Good Tech (Pvt) Ltd in Islamabad (hysabone.com).

• Offline: cloud based; its FAQ says it "requires an internet connection", while its POS plan lists an "offline mode".
• Kiryana work: its grocery store page lists the POS, barcode scanning, purchase orders, loyalty and expiry management. Loose goods, packs and cartons and wholesale prices: not stated.
• Money: double-entry accounting with receivables ageing and bank reconciliation, WhatsApp invoices and reminders, Urdu screens and phone apps. FBR: it shows posting invoices to FBR's IRIS from its books.
• Price: the POS plan is from Rs 6,563 a month billed yearly, or Rs 7,500 month to month, with unlimited users and branches. A 14-day trial (pricing).
• Suits: a trading or wholesale business where accounting comes first. See MartPOS vs HysabOne.

Oscar: cloud POS with payments and an online store

• Offline: its grocery page says it is "cloud-based with offline POS capability" and syncs when the internet returns (oscar.pk).
• Kiryana work: barcode scanning, weight-based billing, a touchscreen POS, expiry dates and batches, promotions and loyalty. Selling by amount, wholesale prices and Urdu: not stated.
• Money: journal entries, a general ledger, receivables and payables, and reminders for unpaid bills. FBR: it lists FBR invoicing and SRB POS integration.
• Price: not published; oscar.pk/pricing returned "not found". It offers a free demo.
• Suits: a store that wants payments, an online store and loyalty in one system, or a chain. See MartPOS vs Oscar POS.

Also checked

• POSFORRETAIL (posforretail.com): a Windows till with a web app. Its Starter plan is Rs 2,999 a month for one till, with customer khata, and keeps selling offline for up to 7 days. It says FBR integration "is on our roadmap and not shipped today".
• Jahasoft (jahasoft.pk): a software house in Quetta that builds offline billing systems with khata, loose goods and Urdu screens, to order. It publishes no price list.
• Asaan POS (asaanpos.pk): still comes up in searches for general store software, but its own website says "Asaan POS is discontinued and not available for sale anymore."

Where they differ

• Billing with no internet: MartPOS, Mint POS, Web Doctorz, TransactFlow and Posify install on the shop PC. SadaPOS and Oscar say they keep selling offline and sync later, and CloudPOS sells offline as an add-on. HysabOne and Tijarah Books are web programs that expect the internet.
• Loose goods: most list selling by weight. Selling by amount ("Rs 100 of sugar") is described only by MartPOS, and opening big packs into loose units by TransactFlow.
• Paid once: MartPOS Desktop (Desktop Shop Rs 29,900 for two counters, Desktop Business Rs 39,900 for four), Web Doctorz Lifetime (Rs 39,999, and Rs 15,000 more for extra counters) and POSFORRETAIL's on-premises licence (Rs 249,999). The rest charge every month or year.
• Hidden costs: setup fees and paid add-ons (CloudPOS), FBR as an add-on (Tijarah Books, CloudPOS) or only on a top plan (SadaPOS), a phone app only on branch plans (Mint POS), and prices on request (Oscar). On MartPOS Desktop, an extra counter beyond the plan's is Rs 19,999 once.

How to choose

Before you settle on the best kiryana store software in Pakistan for your own shop, try it at your own counter:

1. Test it with the internet unplugged. Bill, return and print with the cable out, then plug it back in and check nothing was lost.
2. Sell Rs 100 of sugar and a carton of biscuits. Then check the stock of both.
3. Put one customer on udhaar over their limit. See what the software does.
4. Add up three years: subscription, setup, extra counters and users, branches, FBR and the phone app.
5. Ask how you would leave: can you export your items, stock and udhaar to Excel?

Our guide to switching a general store from a register to a POS walks through the move itself, and the kiryana store software page shows what MartPOS does at the counter.

Every product's prices and features are as published on its own website on 7 October 2026, as linked above; "not stated" means we did not find it there. MartPOS's prices are from its live pricing page. All product names are trademarks of their owners.

Common questions

What is the best kiryana store software in Pakistan?

It depends on your shop. To pay once, bill with no internet and sell loose goods by weight or by rupees, MartPOS Desktop Shop is Rs 29,900 once for two counters. For the lowest monthly fee with khata, look at TransactFlow or SadaPOS; for a phone app and many counters, Mint POS; for accounting first, HysabOne; for payments and an online store, Oscar.

Is there free kiryana store software in Pakistan?

SadaPOS has a free plan for one counter, with walk-in customers only. Most others offer a trial: 14 days for MartPOS, HysabOne and Tijarah Books, 7 days for Mint POS and CloudPOS, and 3 days for Posify (its grocery page says the first month).

Which kiryana store software works without internet?

MartPOS, Mint POS, Web Doctorz, TransactFlow and Posify run on the shop PC and bill with no internet; SadaPOS and Oscar say they keep selling offline and sync later. HysabOne's FAQ says it requires an internet connection, and Tijarah Books is web-based.

Which kiryana store software is paid only once?

MartPOS Desktop Shop is Rs 29,900 once for two counters, and Desktop Business Rs 39,900 once for four, each with 12 months of support and updates and optional Care after that. Web Doctorz's Lifetime plan is Rs 39,999 once, with Rs 15,000 more for extra counters. POSFORRETAIL's on-premises licence is Rs 249,999 once.

Which kiryana store software keeps udhaar khata?

MartPOS, Mint POS, Web Doctorz, TransactFlow, Tijarah Books and SadaPOS (on its paid plans) describe customer khata; MartPOS, Mint POS and Web Doctorz also set a credit limit for each customer, as does POSFORRETAIL. See udhaar khata for customers.