Egalla is restaurant POS software for Rawalpindi, where the busiest food businesses are often a counter, a tawa and a queue. Take takeaway orders with automatic token numbers, send dine-in orders to the kitchen as printed tickets, and record cash, card, JazzCash, Easypaisa and bank transfer separately on every bill. It runs on Android phones, keeps working offline, and sends a closing report to your WhatsApp each night. From Raja Bazaar to Bahria Town, we set you up on WhatsApp or a phone call, without a site visit.
Rawalpindi’s food business is fast, dense and loud. Raja Bazaar, in the old city, is packed with small shops selling chanay, samosas, pakoras, halwa puri and sweets, where most sales are takeaway and the counter is only a few feet wide. Saddar, the city’s older commercial heart, mixes long-running restaurants, tikka and karahi places and fast-food outlets serving shoppers, commuters and families coming in from the cantonment areas.
Commercial Market in Satellite Town is an evening destination, with BBQ, broast, ice cream and juice shops a few minutes’ walk apart and crowds that peak after Maghrib. Across the city, phone-in and delivery orders sit alongside walk-ins, and many owners run small outlets with a handful of staff who juggle the counter, the kitchen and the phone at the same time. The owner is not always on the premises, which makes it hard to know what really sold.
Counter mode is built for Raja Bazaar-style trade. Ring up a plate of chanay or a dozen samosas in a couple of taps, and the receipt carries an automatic token number so the right order goes to the right customer. If you also have a few tables upstairs or at the back, the live table map runs alongside counter mode on the same phones.
When you can’t be at the shop, Egalla does the watching. Every waiter and cashier logs in with their own PIN, so each sale and each void has a name against it. The closing report arrives on WhatsApp every night with cash, card, JazzCash, Easypaisa and bank transfer listed separately. And because orders and bills work offline, a power cut or a weak signal in a crowded bazaar doesn’t stop the queue.
See which tables are free, occupied, reserved or waiting for the bill — at a glance.
Orders print at the kitchen printer the second they’re placed. A spare phone can be a kitchen screen too.
Less spicy, extra raita, no onions — captured once, printed clearly, never forgotten.
Split by item, by person or equally. Merge tables when the family grows.
Auto token numbers on the receipt so the counter calls the right order.
Every waiter logs in on their own phone. You see who sold what, and every void.
Egalla has a free plan for one phone, so a small Rawalpindi dhaba or counter can start without paying anything. Dukaan is Rs. 1,499 a month for a busy restaurant with a small team, and Karobar is Rs. 3,999 a month for owners running several branches on one dashboard. Every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial, and you don’t need to buy a computer or POS terminal. Compare all restaurant POS prices.
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Yes. Counter mode is made for quick takeaway sales. Each receipt gets an automatic token number so staff hand over the right parcel, and every sale is recorded with its payment type. You see exactly what sold during the day instead of counting the galla and guessing what is missing.
Yes. Egalla sends a closing report to your WhatsApp every night, with cash, card, JazzCash, Easypaisa and bank transfer shown separately. Because each staff member logs in with their own PIN, you can also see who made each sale and every void, even when you were not at the shop that day.
Yes. We set you up on WhatsApp or a phone call. Send your menu and prices, and we walk you through adding items, pairing a Bluetooth printer and creating staff PINs. Setup happens around your working hours, and the 14-day free trial lets you try it before paying anything.
Egalla prints receipts and kitchen tickets on Bluetooth thermal printers and network thermal printers. You don’t need a computer in between: the Android phone sends the print directly. If you would rather skip paper in the kitchen, a spare phone running Egalla can act as a kitchen screen instead.
Yes. The free plan covers one phone, which is enough for many small dhabas and counters. When you add waiters or more phones, the Dukaan plan is Rs. 1,499 a month, and Karobar at Rs. 3,999 a month is for owners running more than one branch.
Not in one of these cities? Egalla works anywhere in Pakistan. See every Egalla for Restaurants feature
14 days free. No card needed. We set you up on WhatsApp or a phone call, so nobody has to visit.