Tiers as buttons
Big, colour-coded buttons ordered the way your board is.
Big, colour-coded buttons ordered the way your board is.
Optional extras priced on top, shown only where they apply.
Selling price groups give each location its own price list.
Sell a wash + vacuum token + air freshener as one item.
Sales tax, VAT-inclusive or exclusive — tax groups per product.
Which tier and which add-on sells, by hour and by attendant.
Car wash packages are the tiers on your menu board (for example Basic, Deluxe and Ultimate) plus the add-ons you sell with them. In GetCarWashPOS each package is a product with its own price, optional add-ons (modifiers) and per-location price groups, so the attendant sells a full wash in one or two taps.
Illustrative single-wash prices; the POS shows your own.
| Tier | Typical inclusions | Single wash |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | Wash, rinse, dry | $10 |
| Deluxe | Basic + undercarriage + tire shine | $16 |
| Ultimate | Deluxe + ceramic + wheel cleaner | $22 |
| Add-on: tire shine | — | $4 |
| Add-on: ceramic | — | $8 |
The same order the software asks for it.
Create a product for each wash tier with its price, a short name for the button and a photo for the online store.
Tire shine, ceramic, interior, air freshener: add-ons attach to the tiers they belong with and appear as one-tap options.
Use price groups when a downtown site charges more than a suburban one — one menu, different prices.
Put the best sellers first; the most profitable tier gets the biggest button.
Most operators find the middle tier sells best when the top tier is clearly the best value per feature. The POS reports the tier mix so you can test a change for two weeks and see the effect.
Most express washes do best with three or four tiers. More tiers slow the decision at the pay station; fewer leave money on the table. The POS lets you change the menu in minutes, so test and look at the tier mix report.
Yes. Selling price groups let each location (or customer group) use its own prices for the same package, so the menu stays one list.
Yes. Add-ons are attached to the products they apply to, so an interior add-on can be offered with detailing packages and not with an express wash.
Yes, as a discount rule on the products and the hours or dates you choose, or as a manual discount the manager approves at the register.
Yes. Packages, add-ons and price groups are in Bay, Tunnel and Network.
Yes. Packages appear in the auto-generated online store with your photos and prices; customers can buy a wash or a gift card in advance.
Each product has a tax group. In the USA tax is added at checkout; in the UAE prices can be entered VAT-inclusive at 5%; in Pakistan the applicable sales tax rate is applied. Receipts show the tax the way your country expects.
Yes, through the product import. Our onboarding desk will do it for you during the trial for free.
Start the 21-day trial, or book a 30-minute demo on your own wash menu with someone from the desk for your country.
No contract · Free import of your menu and members