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Rs 12,000 · Base plan, ex tax; billing period not stated
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by QueueBuster (DPD Technology) · Noida, Uttar Pradesh · Since 2015
Android POS for retail, restaurants and services built in Noida.
QueueBuster is an Android point-of-sale app from DPD Technologies, a Noida company whose own blog says the project started in mid-2016 to shorten checkout queues in Indian retail. It runs on ordinary Android phones and tablets as well as Android payment terminals, and works with receipt printers, cash drawers and barcode scanners. The company claims more than 75,000 merchants and shows brands such as Relaxo, Happilo, ITC and HUL on its site. It fits kirana and grocery stores, cafes, kiosks, salons, pubs and amusement parks that want billing on hardware they already own.
The feature list is broad for a phone-first POS. A Quick Bill mode lets a shop bill without building a catalogue first, while the full mode covers SKU-level prices and taxes, inventory and barcode scanning, a credit ledger (khata), CRM and loyalty, promotions and over 80 reports. Bills can be printed or sent on WhatsApp or email. Offline billing keeps the counter working during internet drops and syncs once the connection returns, which matters in many Indian markets.
Bigger chains get multi-outlet control from a single admin, multiple warehouses, roles and permissions and a cloud dashboard. QueueBuster says it has 50+ integrations, naming Tally, Zoho, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, Oracle, Shopify, Paytm, Zomato, Swiggy, EasyEcom and Unicommerce. That list is a real advantage for restaurants taking aggregator orders and for brands syncing stores with an ERP.
The weak point is buying clarity. The pricing page shows only two plans, Individual for up to 10 licences and Enterprise, with no rupee prices, so every buyer has to request a quote. The FAQ warns that a one-time setup fee may apply depending on plan and customisation. A 15-day free trial and a free online demo are offered, so use the trial on your own billing device before paying, and get the setup fee and per-licence price in writing.
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Best suited for: Kirana, grocery and fashion stores that want billing on an Android phone or tablet · Cafes and QSRs taking Zomato and Swiggy orders alongside counter sales · Multi-outlet retail brands needing central control and ERP or Tally sync · Shops in areas with unreliable internet that need offline billing
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Every edition as published by the vendor · free trial: 15 days. Prices exclude GST unless stated. Full QueueBuster pricing breakdown
Individual
Quote on request
Enterprise
Custom
by quote
Integrations
For Indian businesses
Mobile apps
Runs on Android phones, tablets and mobile payment terminals, with printers, cash drawers and other peripherals.
Support & learning
75,000+ merchants (vendor claim)
Customers
2016
In business since
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QueueBuster does not publish rupee prices. Its pricing page lists an Individual plan for businesses needing up to 10 licences and a custom Enterprise plan, and asks you to request a quote or call sales on +91 78 76 180 180. The FAQ says a one-time setup fee may apply depending on plan and customisation, so ask for both figures.
Yes. QueueBuster advertises a 15-day free trial on its pricing page and also offers a free online demo. Use the trial on the actual Android phone or tablet and printer you plan to run at the counter, and test offline billing and barcode scanning, before you pay for licences or any setup fee.
QueueBuster's pricing page does not show prices or say whether GST is included, because all plans are sold by quote. Indian software subscriptions normally attract 18% GST, so ask the QueueBuster sales team to confirm whether the quoted per-licence and setup amounts are inclusive or exclusive of GST and to issue a GST invoice.
Yes. QueueBuster lets you keep billing when the internet is down, and the data syncs automatically once the connection returns. This is useful for stores and food outlets in areas with patchy mobile data. Cloud backup and a cloud dashboard are also included, so owners can check sales remotely when the device is online.
QueueBuster runs on any Android smartphone, tablet or Android mobile payment terminal. It works with receipt printers, cash drawers, barcode scanners and other peripherals, and the company links to POS hardware partners. Its mPOS page states there is no upfront cost or hardware fee, so many small shops start on a phone they already own.
Petpooja is built mainly for restaurants, while QueueBuster covers retail, grocery, salons and food outlets on one Android app. QueueBuster integrates with Zomato and Swiggy and adds khata, loyalty and an eStore, so it suits mixed retail. A full-service restaurant needing deep table and kitchen workflows should demo Petpooja too.
Yes. QueueBuster names Tally among its 50+ integrations, along with Zoho, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, Oracle, Shopify, Paytm, Zomato, Swiggy, EasyEcom and Unicommerce. The pricing page lists integrations and custom solutions as features, so check during the demo which integrations are part of your plan and which need customisation charges.
Yes. QueueBuster offers multiple locations, multiple warehouse management and a single admin for multiple outlets, with roles and permissions to control what staff can do. Businesses needing more than 10 licences move to the Enterprise plan, which is customised with the sales team. A cloud dashboard gives owners a combined view of sales across outlets.
QueueBuster's Quick Bill mode lets a shop start billing without building a product catalogue, so a small store can be live the same day after installing the app from Google Play. Larger catalogues can be loaded by Excel or CSV bulk upload. Multi-outlet and ERP integration projects take longer and may carry a setup fee.
Yes. QueueBuster is made by DPD Technologies, a company based in Noida, India. Its blog says the team began building the product in mid-2016 after studying the Indian retail sector, with the first goal of cutting checkout queues. The app is installed from Google Play. Support is listed as 24x7 on the pricing page.
QueueBuster is pos & retail billing by QueueBuster (DPD Technology), an Indian company from Noida. Android POS for retail, restaurants and services built in Noida.
QueueBuster (DPD Technology) publishes: Price on request · No rupee prices published on the pricing page. Confirm current plans and taxes on the official pricing page.
App Advisor's listing records a free trial for QueueBuster. Confirm the current trial terms on QueueBuster (DPD Technology)'s official site.
Yes. QueueBuster is built by QueueBuster (DPD Technology), headquartered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh.
QueueBuster suits small business, smb, mid-market buyers looking for pos & retail billing.
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QueueBuster is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web, Android and iOS apps.

QueueBuster (DPD Technology) · Noida, Uttar Pradesh · Founded 2015 · 1 product in our catalogue · Indian company
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