There’s only 24 hours in a Day, and our job is to help you reduce the amount you work to get paid.
An upgraded register and inventory system for your store. Your register today records prices. Helpski records every item — sold, received, and counted — and files your reports daily, weekly, and monthly.
It does the job it was built for — taking payment. But a register that only remembers prices leaves the rest of the store on your shoulders.
Your staff key in amounts at the register. The sale is rung up — but no item is ever recorded.
At the end of the day you can see the dollars that came in. You cannot see what actually sold.
Shelf counts eat hours, get rushed, and drift from the truth — so reorders are guesses.
Your day does not end at close. It ends after you have sat down and worked out the numbers yourself.
If an item is never recorded, it cannot be counted, reordered, or reported. Helpski records every item — that one change runs the whole store differently.
The register, the scanner, the catalog, the counts, and the reports — one system, run with you by Helpski. There is one package, complete.
A register screen and Bluetooth scanner set up at your counter. The equipment is leased to you and stays Helpski’s — we keep it running.
Every sale is scanned, so every item is recorded the moment it sells. No typing prices in from memory.
Deliveries get scanned in as they arrive. Stock updates itself — no notebook, no writing goods in by hand.
Every item in your store placed on your own store page — your catalog, built and kept current by Helpski.
Daily, weekly, and monthly reports on what sold, what arrived, and what is on hand — filed for you, ready when you are.
Helpski counts your store professionally at setup, so your numbers start true from day one — not guessed.
Your customers get a link to your store page, where they can see what you have in stock before they come in.
The system helps one worker do the job of three — register, stock room, or both — so the same team covers more of the store without working longer days.
“We aren’t replacing the workers — we are assisting them!”
Your money comes back through fewer paid-for mistakes, no early extra hours spent counting inventory, no owner time burned on inventory and register work, and no doubled shifts with the owner standing over the count. Your people stay. The busywork goes.
A modern card terminal comes with the system at $0 upfront — and with dual pricing, the cost of taking cards stops coming out of your pocket.
Your shelf price is the cash price. A customer who pays by card sees both prices up front and covers the small card fee — about 18¢ on a $5 sale. Nothing is hidden, and nobody is surprised at the counter.
Under Helpski dual pricing, the card fee is covered by the customer who chooses to pay by card — shown openly before they pay. Cash customers pay the shelf price, exactly as marked. The store stops handing a slice of every card sale over just to take the card.
Sends the sale amount — nothing more.
Handles the card, start to finish.
The register and the terminal each do their own job. Your customers’ card numbers pass through the terminal only — never through your register or your store page.
Do not take our word for any of this. Run the Helpski register in your real store, on your real sales, for one full week — then decide with your own numbers in front of you.
The Helpski register goes in next to the one you already use. Your current setup stays plugged in and keeps taking cards exactly as it does today — nothing about your store’s day changes.
Sales get scanned on the Helpski register as they happen, and your catalog gets loaded during the trial week. Your team works the counter the way they always do — scanning instead of typing prices.
Every night of the trial, you get a report built from that day in your store — what sold, item by item, and what is on hand.
You receive a Helpski Sheet built from your own store’s week — every item recorded — set next to the prices-only record your current register produced for the same seven days. Read both. Then decide.
The trial proves the register and the inventory — how you take cards does not change during the trial week. And whatever you decide on day 7, you will know exactly what your store sells, because for one full week, every item was recorded.
Everything on this page is the whole price picture: what it takes to start, what it costs each month, and the day it goes down.
per month from month 13. The startup installment is finished — after a year, your money goes down.
Your startup is quoted as one number: $649 standard, or $499 for founding stores — that is the $200 down payment plus the startup balance spread across your first 12 monthly payments. The card terminal is provided with the system at $0 upfront.
The first 100 items placed on your store page are included.
Monthly figures are shown at the profile used throughout this page: 400 sales a day, $5 average sale, $60,000 a month. Your per-item line moves with your store’s real volume — 5¢ an item, recorded, inventoried, and filed. Everything else stays exactly as quoted.
The same store, the same month, two very different registers. Figures at 400 sales a day, $5 average sale, $60,000 a month.
| Monthly | Clover | Helpski *Best Deal | The Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Card processing | $2,665paid by the store, every month | Toward $0card cost covered by card users under dual pricing *Best Deal | The fee stops coming out of the store’s pocket |
| Inventory counting | ≈ $910of your people’s time — 14 hrs/week counting by hand | Includedin the 5¢ per item — counted as it sells and arrives *Best Deal | Your people’s hours go back to serving customers |
| Monthly total | $3,575every month, and the counting still lands on you | $776.42first 12 months — then $739/mo after *Best Deal | One all-in package: register, inventory, reports, processing |
| What your store keeps | — | — | ≈ $2,836/mo≈ $34,032 a year stays with your store |
Benchmark: Clover, the register system stores commonly run today, at its public pricing for this store profile. Helpski processing is shown toward $0 because under dual pricing the card fee is covered by card users, shown openly at the counter. The difference is figured at the ongoing $739/month rate once the startup installment ends at month 13.
Nobody’s job is cut to reach these numbers. Your team keeps working — they stop spending their hours counting, re-counting, and figuring totals by hand, and the money that used to leak out in mistakes and processing fees stays in the store.
To give you a “Peace of Mind” without it stealing a “Piece of your Time”
There’s only 24 hours in a Day, and our job is to help you reduce the amount you work to get paid. Start with seven days in your own store — and decide from your own numbers.
Reach Helpski at helpski1111@gmail.com