Billing, stock, khata and profit for a shop where the same piece goes to a parent buying one and a shopkeeper buying a dozen. Set the trade rate once and the cart works it out — and tells the customer how many more it takes. Fast, offline, and yours for one payment.
Built for how Toys Plus customers actually sell — not generic retail rows.
Retail and wholesale, one counter
The same piece goes to a parent buying one and to a shopkeeper buying a dozen. Set the trade rate and how many pieces earn it, and the cart switches by itself — no second price list, no separate shop.
“+5 more → Rs. 540 each”
The line that has not reached its break says exactly how many more it takes and what the rate becomes. Your customer's own question, answered before he asks it — and that sentence is what sells a dozen.
The rate is worked out, not typed
Cross the break and the cart shows a WHOLESALE chip with the retail price struck through. Go back to eleven and it returns to retail. Nobody has to remember whose bill was a trade bill.
A scan console, not a form
The scan bar stays under the header with the caret in it and never opens a dialog during billing. F6 hold, F7 customer, F8 complete — printed on the chrome, and the keys really work.
One tap lands on the break
Under every item: 1 · ½ doz · 1 doz — plus that item's own break. Kites go by the gross, balloons by twenty-four, board games by three. Tap the number instead of typing it.
Variety-heavy catalogs
Colours, sizes and pack counts as proper variants of one article, so two Eid kites that differ only by barcode never merge into one row and never confuse a counter on the busiest day of the year.
Low stock says what it COSTS
Not just “7 items low”. It tells you the rupees it takes to refill to your own minimum, at your own cost — a purchase order before Eid, not an anxiety.
Deep khata (udhaar)
The shopkeepers who buy by the dozen buy on credit. Proper ledgers — balances, receipts, advances, pichla baqaya printed on the bill. Take part payment at the counter and the rest goes to the khata, split correctly.
Bought by the carton, sold by the piece
Stock arrives in cartons and leaves as single pieces. Enter the purchase the way the invoice is written and the shelf counts in pieces underneath, so nothing has to be divided in your head.
Works fully offline
No internet? No problem. Billing, stock, khata and reports run on your own computer — load-shedding proof, and your shop's data never leaves it.
English and اردو
Every screen, the bill and the whole guide book in both — switch with one tap. Your staff read it in the language they think in.
Real profit, at both rates
Daily sales, cost of goods, gross and net profit — computed from what each piece actually cost you, whether it went out at the retail rate or the trade one. A dozen at a lower rate is still a margin you can see.
Only in Toys Plus
One shop, two counters
A mother buys one die-cast car at Rs. 180. An hour later a shopkeeper from the next bazaar buys twelve, and he is not paying Rs. 180 each — he never was. In every other program that means two price lists, or a rate typed in by hand every time and remembered wrong on the day the shop is busiest. Toys Plus keeps one item with two rates: type the trade rate and how many pieces earn it, and the cart decides which one this customer is getting, every single line, by itself.
Cross the break and the line shows a WHOLESALE chip with the retail price struck through — no one has to remember whose bill was a trade bill
Below the break the line says “+5 more → Rs. 540 each”, so the customer's own question is answered before he asks it
Take one back off the order and the rate returns to retail — it recomputes in both directions
Under every item: 1 · ½ doz · 1 doz, plus that item's own break, so one tap lands exactly on the cheaper rate
The bill is worked out again on your own computer, from the item's own numbers — the screen can never decide what the shop charges
🧸 Rs. 180 → Rs. 145📦 1 doz🪁 gross · 144🧾 one item, two rates
One short of a dozen — and the line says exactly what the twelfth piece is worth
Real screenshots
See it in action
Every image is a real capture from the running software — no mockups.
Two lines at trade rates beside two at retail — on one bill, worked out by itselfWhere the break is set: your trade rate, and how many pieces earn itScan or type — the bar keeps the caret and never opens a dialog mid-billEvery article, colour and pack count, with the rate each one breaks at
Demo video coming soon
Screenshots above are real captures from the app — the 40-second tour is on its way.
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I sell the same toy retail and wholesale. Do I need two price lists?
No — one item carries both. Put your trade rate on it and say how many pieces earn it, and the cart does the rest: below that quantity the customer pays retail, at it or above it the trade rate applies with the retail price shown struck through. The comparison is “at or above”, so a shopkeeper who asks for a dozen gets the dozen rate on the twelfth piece, not the thirteenth.
What if he changes his mind and takes eleven instead of twelve?
The rate goes back up to retail on the spot. It recomputes in both directions, which matters more than it sounds — a rate that only ever fell would hand a bulk discount to somebody who did not buy in bulk.
Can my salesman quietly give the wholesale rate to his friend?
Not through the cart. The selling rate is worked out again on your own computer when the bill is completed, from the item's own numbers — so what the screen showed can never be what decides the bill. Changing a price by hand is a separate permission you grant or withhold, and every use of it is written to the audit log with his name on it.
Some items I never discount. Is the break compulsory?
No. Leave it empty and that item sells at one rate to everybody — the big teddy and the baby walker in the sample shop are exactly that. What the software will not accept is half of it: a trade rate with no quantity would sell your whole shop at trade rates, and a quantity with no rate does nothing while looking configured.
Does it work without internet?
Completely. Toys Plus runs on your own computer — billing, stock, khata, reports, backups. Nothing needs a connection, and your shop's data never leaves your machine.
What does it cost?
One time. No monthly fee, no renewal, no per-user charge. Try everything free for 15 days first — no card, no signup.
Windows shows “Windows protected your PC” — is the download safe?
Yes. That blue notice is Microsoft SmartScreen being cautious with software from new publishers — every new Windows app shows it until enough people have installed it. Click “More info”, then “Run anyway”, and installation continues normally. The installer you download from this page is exactly the one we built.
