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Shelli Enterprise

Shelli is not only a till. Selling, stock, customers, invoicing, the reports and the office work are one application, with its own assistant built in, and it takes the shape of the business using it. There is nothing else to subscribe to and no second program to learn.

No setup fee, no contract, and 30 days to decide. Change plan whenever the shop changes.

Free trial

Thirty days to evaluate on one device.

Free 30 days to try it
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One device included

Everything in Basic, free for 30 days:

  • Selling at the counter
  • Electronic invoicing
  • Inventory and stock movements
  • Combos and recipes
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Basic

For the small shop: corner shops, minimarkets and stationers.

19.00 USD per month
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2 devices included; each extra one 5.00 USD a month

Includes

  • Selling at the counter
  • Electronic invoicing
  • Inventory and stock movements
  • Combos and recipes
  • Shifts and the cash drawer
  • Operating reports

You can add: Encrypted cloud backup

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Business editionsMost popular

Like Pro, with only what your kind of business uses.

29.00 USD per month
Choose your edition

2 devices included; each extra one 5.00 USD a month

Everything in Basic, plus:

  • Self-order kiosk
  • Promotions and coupons
  • Price lists
  • Custom reports
  • Office, Pro tools
  • Store messaging

Only what your business needs. Pick yours:

Restaurant, Gastrobar & Fast FoodFashion & FootwearTech & RepairSupermarket & ProduceServices by AppointmentPharmacyVet & PetsClinicHotel & Lodging
ProComing soon

For the business that mixes kinds and wants everything, set up its own way.

42.00 USD per month

Not on sale yet. Start with the free trial and change plan the day it opens.

2 devices included; each extra one 5.00 USD a month

All 9 editions together, set up your way:

  • Shelli Connect
  • Several kinds of business in one system

You can add: Encrypted cloud backup

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Prices shown for Worldwide, in USD.

Which plan is for you?

Basic is the selling side, and it is enough for many shops. An edition is Pro for one kind of business. Pro is for a business that mixes them. It is the same application either way.

Basic

You sell, take the money, invoice and keep the stock of one warehouse. The counter, the office tools and Shelli IA all come with it. A restaurant takes its edition or Pro.

  • Electronic invoicing and every document the shop issues
  • A touch till with pictures, and a price checker for customers
  • Excel, Word and PDF tools inside the application
  • Shelli IA on your device or on your own server

Who it is for

Corner shops and minimarkets, bakeries without tables, stationery shops, pharmacies with one warehouse, market stalls.

Pro

Every edition together, for a business that mixes kinds - a minimarket with a café, a hardware store that also repairs - and wants to set Shelli up its own way.

  • Sizes, lots, serial numbers and several warehouses
  • The agenda, table reservations and the repair desk
  • Layaways, orders, vouchers and delivery apps
  • Reports and sheets Shelli IA builds from a sentence

Who it is for

Businesses that mix kinds, shops growing into new lines, and anyone who wants every module to set up as they like.

Find your plan

Tick your kind of business and what you do. Tick nothing and Basic is enough.

Your business

What you sell

How you serve

How you run it

Pro

You need Pro

No edition has all of this together. Pro does, and you set it up the way you work. Pro is not on sale yet: start with the free trial and move to it the day it opens.

  • You keep lots and expiry dates
  • You serve at tables, with waiters taking orders on their phones
  • You need reports built to your own shape
  • You want Shelli IA to build reports from a sentence
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What each plan includes

Read from the catalogue this shop is actually sold from, so it cannot disagree with what you are charged for.

CapabilityBasicRestaurant, Gastrobar & Fast FoodPro
At the counter
Selling at the counterRing up a sale, take it in cash, card, transfer or several at once, and hand over a printed or e-mailed receipt.
Supermarket viewA fast till for the barcode reader and the keyboard: scan, total and charge, for a queue that cannot wait.
Touch view with picturesTap the product's picture instead of searching for it, with the scale beside it, on a screen, a tablet or a phone.
Shifts and the cash drawerOpen and close a register, count what is in it, and see what does not match before anybody goes home.
More than one currency at the tillTake dollars beside the local currency, at the till or at the table, give change partly in either, and count each one in the drawer at the close.
Discounts with a rule and a ceilingWho may discount, how far they may go, and whether it needs a second person to approve it.
Gifts and birthday treatsGive a line away with the reason and what it was worth, and a treat on the customer's birthday once a year.
Buy-some-get-one-free promotionsSet "buy 3, get 1 free" and the till adds the free item by itself, and takes it off if the rest goes back.
Returns and voidsA return names the sale it undoes, so the stock and the takings both move back to where they were.
Card payments on the till itselfThe card reader is part of the sale rather than a separate machine beside it, so the amount is never typed twice and the takings match the terminal.
Payment by QR codeShow the code, the customer pays from their telephone, and the sale is settled without cash and without a card.
A price checker on the shop floorA tablet or phone hung in the aisle: the customer scans a product and reads its price, with your own adverts in between.
Sellers' commissionsThe seller chosen on a line or a sale stays on it, and the report says what each one earned.
Orders, picking and dispatchTake an order now and hand it over later, following it through picking and delivery.
LayawayHold the goods, take instalments against them, and settle the balance whenever the customer comes back.
Pre-sale vouchersA seller on the floor saves the ticket as a voucher, and the customer pays it at whichever till is free.
Orders from delivery appsRappi orders arrive at the till at the app's own prices, and your menu and prices are published back to the app.
Self-order kioskA screen the customer orders and pays at, going straight to the till and the kitchen. For horizontal or vertical screens, styled your way, and it can open and close its own shift or leave that to your staff. Each kiosk takes a device slot.
Restaurants, cafés and bars
Restaurant view, set up the way you serveTable service, a counter, a café, a bar or a mix. Each one opens where its staff start, on the floor, on a new order or on the open tabs, and every switch can be changed afterwards.
The floor plan, drawn as the room isTables, zones, walls and the bar. Open a table or a tab under a name, move it with its food, and see who serves each table and how long it has waited.
Waiters take the order at the tableA phone or tablet for each waiter sends the order to the kitchen, prints the pre-bill and can charge the table into a till's shift.
Kitchen stations and roundsEach dish prints at the station that makes it, another round adds to the order, and a dish taken off after it was sent prints its own cancellation.
Splitting the billIn equal parts, dish by dish or by an amount. Each diner pays their share and leaves with a slip or an invoice of their own.
Tips, waiter by waiterAsked for on the bill, and the closing says what each waiter took at the tables.
Takeaway and your own deliveriesAn order to take away or to send out with your own rider, with its delivery charge.
An order board for the counterA TV shows each order while it is prepared and calls the customer by name or number when it is ready.
Reservations and a waiting listBook a table for a party, keep it for them, take a deposit by the rules you set, and keep a list at the door when the room is full.
Kitchen monitorThe dockets on a screen at the pass instead of on paper, marked off as each one goes out. Each screen is a device and takes a slot.
Catalogue and inventory
Products, categories and brandsThe whole catalogue, arranged the way the shop is arranged.
Products loaded from a spreadsheetBring the catalogue in from one sheet, prices and taxes included, instead of typing it product by product.
Combos and recipesA meal deal sells as one line and takes its parts out of stock; a dish takes its ingredients, so what is behind the counter is counted without anybody counting it.
Inventory and stock movementsWhat is on hand, what moved, and why it moved.
More than one warehouseStock held in several places and counted separately. Basic trades out of the one warehouse it is given.
Stock countsCount the shelves against the system and post the difference.
Purchasing and costsWhat a supplier charged, what it cost to have, and what the margin is.
Units and conversionsBuy by the case and sell by the bottle, with the arithmetic done once.
Price listsMore than one price for the same product, and the rule that decides which one a customer is charged.
Sizes and coloursA product in several sizes, colours or styles, each with its own stock.
Boxes and unitsSelling by the box, the blister or the unit.
Lots and expiryLots with their expiry dates, the oldest sold first.
Serials and warrantiesA serial number on every unit sold, and the warranty that goes with it.
Devices at the counter
Several printers, and a station for eachThe receipt at the till, the docket at the grill, the label on the shelf.
Several scalesWeigh at the counter and have the weight land on the line.
Barcode scannersAnything that reads a code, including the ones that need a wedge to be heard at all.
Cash drawersOpened by the sale rather than by hand, and answerable for at the close.
Weight and price barcodesThe codes a scale prints, read back into the sale as an amount or a weight rather than as a product number.
RFID and NFC readersSweep a shelf with a handheld reader: it maps the codes and puts what it reads straight into the count.
Customer displayCustomer-facing display screens. The screens themselves are devices and take slots.
Customers and suppliers
Customers and suppliersWho they are, how to reach them, and what they are entitled to be invoiced as.
Credit and what is owedSell on account, take a payment against it, and see who is behind.
Appointments and the agendaA calendar by month, week and day for each person, booked at the till or by voice, with a reminder to the customer and a note of who did not come.
Repairs and technical serviceTake the unit in with a deposit, lend one while theirs is in, order the part from its supplier, and tell the customer where the repair stands.
Sales follow-upProspects and customers to call or visit, brought in from a spreadsheet, each with the kind of business it is.
Third Party 360CRM, financial history, a diary of visits, calls and follow-ups with their own due dates and reminders, and advanced exports.
Invoicing and tax
Document types and numberingEvery kind of document the shop issues, each with its own resolution and its own run of numbers.
Electronic invoicingIssued through the provider the country uses, with the refusals read back in words rather than codes.
Taxes and withholdingsWorked out on the line, by the rules of the country the shop trades in.
Reports
Operating reportsSales, stock, shifts, cash and margin, the day it happened.
Dashboards arranged the way you want themChoose the figures that matter to this shop and put them where you look.
Every report to PDF or ExcelOr printed on the till's own receipt printer, for the figures somebody wants on paper at the counter.
Reports for your accountantThe period's sales exported the way the accountant asks for them, with their taxes.
Custom reportsRun reports beyond the built-in operational set.
Report designerDesign and save report definitions in the store.
Advanced queryWrite your own queries against the shop's reporting data, for figures the report designer cannot express.
Files and documents
Your files, wherever they areThis device, the store's server and your own folder, in one place.
Spreadsheets, as in ExcelOpen and edit xlsx, xls and csv with AutoSum and the usual functions, and open any list or report as a sheet.
Documents, as in WordWrite letters and documents on the page, open docx and doc, and save them as PDF.
PDF: read, fill in and signRead and annotate a PDF, fill in its forms and sign with a signature drawn on the screen, on a phone too.
PDF toolsMerge, extract, delete, rotate and reorder pages, number them, add a watermark, compress, password-protect, and turn Word, Excel or pictures into PDF, all on the device.
Version historyGo back to how a file was before somebody changed it.The last 3 versions
Editing a PDFChange the PDF's own words, and add text, pictures, highlights and marks anywhere on the page.
A sheet filled from your shop's figuresAsk Shelli IA for "sales by product this month" and it fills the sheet from the shop's own data. It needs a model on your server or online.
A supplier's invoice read into a purchaseScan or photograph it, check what was read, and the purchase is written.
Templates filled from your dataQuotes, contracts and collection letters written from what Shelli already knows, for one customer or for many.
Update the catalogue from a spreadsheetPrices, price lists, stock and variants, with a preview of every change before anything is saved.
Signatures with a digital certificateSign with the certificate, or send a signing request answered on a tablet, with a record of who signed and when.
PDF tools in bulkMerge, split and password-protect many files at once.
Shared foldersFolders for each team, with who may read and who may change them.
Files on customers, suppliers and salesThe contract, the delivery note or the photograph kept with the record it belongs to.
Shelli IA, on your device or your server
Fills a form from what you tell itSay what you are adding — a product, a customer, a supplier's invoice — and it writes it into the fields for you to check.
Answers how the application worksWhere a setting lives, how to issue a credit note, why a document is held. About this application, not about the internet.
Talk to it, or typeSay "Hey Shelli" with your hands full, or type. At the till it adds the item, loads the customer and opens the discount; it does the thing rather than only explaining it.
Draws pictures for the catalogueDescribe a dish or a product and it makes the picture for the menu, the kiosk screen or the label.
Reminds you at the hour you askCount the till at eight, order from the supplier on Friday, call a customer back after lunch.
Tells you the day's official rateThe rate the central bank published today, and an offer to put it into the shop's own currencies so nobody types it in by hand.
Looks things up for youThe weather, public holidays, a company by its tax number, the day's headlines and Wikipedia, from free sources and only while you let it use the internet.
Builds the report you ask forSay what you need and it finds the shop's own report, or writes one from your figures and keeps it for next time. The more capable the model behind it, the more it can build.
Books by voice"Book Ana tomorrow at 8 for a haircut with Marta" opens the agenda with the booking filled in, for you to check and save.
Drafts the message to the customerTelling them where their repair stands, written from instructions the shop keeps, for you to read before it goes.
On the device, on your own server, or onlineOn the machine in front of you for nothing, or on one computer in the shop that serves every till including Windows. Both work with the internet down and neither sends anything out. An online model is optional and runs on your own account with whoever you like; we are paid nothing for it.
Accounts, backups and security
StoresA licence covers one shop. A second shop is a second licence, and both report into the same account.One per licenceOne per licenceOne per licence
Users, roles and permissionsWho may do what, down to the individual action.
Audit trailWho changed what, and when they changed it.
It keeps selling with the internet downThe till holds its own copy and catches up when the connection comes back, because a shop cannot stop trading because a router did.
Backups you keep yourselfTaken on demand or on a schedule, onto the shop's own disk.
Shelli ConnectConnect your own apps to your store's server: what happens in the store reaches them signed, as it happens (triggers), Shelli checks values on your schedule and acts (sondeos), and they read sales, products, stock and customers with a read-only key. Comes with Pro; not Central Server's integrations or API.
Bought on top of any plan
Encrypted cloud backupNightly encrypted off-site copy of the store database. Only the customer can decrypt it. Priced per store.ExtraExtraExtra

Excel, Word and PDF, inside Shelli

Shelli Oficina keeps the shop's files on its own server, in each person's folder or on the device, and opens them without leaving the till. It comes with both plans.

Spreadsheets

Every plan
  • Open and edit xlsx, xls and csv
  • AutoSum and the usual functions
  • Any report saved to Excel opens here

Documents

Every plan
  • Letters and documents written on the page
  • Opens docx and doc
  • Saved as PDF, or sent by WhatsApp

PDF

Every plan
  • Read, annotate, fill in and sign
  • Merge, extract, rotate and reorder pages
  • Compress, watermark and protect with a password

Pro and every edition add

  • Editing a PDF: change its own words, and add pictures, highlights and marks
  • A sheet Shelli IA fills from your shop's figures, with a model on your server or online
  • Up to 100 versions of each file, where Basic keeps the last 3

Shelli IA: an assistant you talk to, on both plans

Say "Hey Shelli" and it adds the item at the till, loads the customer, opens the screen you ask for, fills the form and tells you your figures. On Pro it also books your customers. It is not sold separately and we charge nothing for it; how far it goes depends on the model behind it.

  • At the till Hey Shelli, add two Cokes and load Ana
  • BookingWith Pro or an edition Hey Shelli, book Ana tomorrow at 8 for a haircut with Marta
  • Your figures Hey Shelli, how much have we sold today?
  • Anywhere in the app Hey Shelli, where do I set up the printers?

Choose where it runs, shop by shop

Shelli was built to work with whichever model you point it at. Any of these three, changed whenever you like, on either plan.

Free, always

On the device

Apple Intelligence on Mac, iPhone and iPad, or Android's own on-device AI. It works with no internet and nothing leaves the device.

Free, on your own machine

On the shop's own computer

Open-licence models through Ollama, downloaded onto the computer you already have. How big a model it will take is up to that computer: Shelli looks at it, tells you what it can manage and installs it with one button. It serves every till, Windows included, works with no internet once downloaded, and the data stays in the shop.

On your own account

Online

If you would rather use one of the big paid models, use it: your account, your key, and your provider bills you directly. Shelli only knows how to talk to it. You set the ceilings and it stops there.

The better the model, the more it does

Shelli gives each model a short exam on the shop's own machine and shows you how precise it was. The more capable the model behind it, the more it does, and on Pro it reaches the agenda, the reservations and the shop's own reports.

  1. 1

    Any engine

    • "Hey Shelli" wakes it, with your hands free
    • At the till: adds items, loads the customer, opens the discount and reads the total
    • Opens any screen and fills forms from what you say
    • Answers from Shelli's guide, with the day's rate, the weather and holidays
    • Corrections, as in "no, make it 2"
  2. 2

    7B and up, or any model online

    • A whole order by voice, with the changes to it
    • Books a customer for a service, on the day and at the hour you sayWith Pro or an edition
    • Reserves a table for a party by voiceWith Pro or an edition
    • Finds the shop's report you describeWith Pro or an edition
    • Drafts the message telling a customer where their repair standsWith Pro or an edition
  3. 3

    The most capable models

    • Sheets and reports written from the shop's own dataWith Pro or an edition
    • Looking prices up onlineWith Pro or an edition

What you can install on the shop's computer

Model Download Memory
Qwen 2.5 1.5B 1 GB 8 GB
IBM Granite 3.3 2B 1.5 GB 8 GB
Microsoft Phi-4 mini 2.5 GB 12 GB
IBM Granite 3.3 8B 4.9 GB 16 GB
Qwen 2.5 7Bbest Spanish 4.7 GB 16 GB
Qwen 2.5 14Bthe most capable 9 GB 32 GB

If you would rather use a model online

Model Questions per dollar
Claude Haiku 4.5 714
Claude Sonnet 5 357
GPT-4.1 nano 7,575
GPT-4.1 mini 1,893
Grok 4.20 689

Ordinary questions one dollar buys, near enough. How many you get depends on how long they are.

None of this is paid to us. The account is yours, the key is yours and your provider bills you: we neither resell it nor take a share of it. What we built is a Shelli that couples with any model, so you can pick the one you want and change it later.

And you decide how much it may ever spend. Set a ceiling by month, by day, and by questions per person and per shop, with a warning before it gets there. It arrives at 5 USD a month, 0.50 USD a day, 200 questions a person and 500 a shop, and you change any of it, or turn the whole thing off.

What it never does

  • Nothing is saved without your yes.
  • A sale is never completed by voice.
  • One switch, "let Shelli use the internet", controls everything that goes online.

Going back to Basic deletes nothing

Pro is paused and hidden, never removed. Everything you have stays where it is, and moving back up brings all of it back as it was.

  • The Pro screens stop appearing.
  • A product with variants sells as one product, taking stock from whichever variant has the most.
  • Serial numbers and lots are set aside.
  • Layaways already open stay frozen until the shop moves back up.
  • Price lists fall back to the default list.

Bought on top of any plan

These are not folded into Pro. They are charged on top of whichever plan the shop is on.

  • Encrypted cloud backupNightly encrypted off-site copy of the store database. Only the customer can decrypt it. Priced per store.

Only need the telephone?

Shelli Mini is a whole till on a phone, built for restaurants and for selling on the move. It costs less than Basic, it has one till plus the waiters' own devices, and it can be linked to a shop on Basic or Pro to share that shop's catalogue and stock.

See Shelli Mini

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30 days of Basic, and nothing to cancel if you walk away.

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