A gown isn’t sold in one swipe. BridalOp’s point of sale handles the deposit, the special order to the designer, the alterations and the final payment, at one counter, on your own Stripe or Square account.
$299/mo flat. No added transaction fees. Sign up and start today.
A retail POS is built for a sale that ends at the counter. A bridal sale starts there. She leaves a deposit, the gown is ordered in her size, it arrives months later, it goes to alterations, and she pays the balance at pickup. On a generic system that lives in a binder, a spreadsheet and somebody’s memory.
BridalOp keeps the whole sale in one place, from the first deposit to the day she picks it up.
Built into the register, not bolted on.
Take a deposit and the dress comes off the floor for good, held for her until the sale is paid off. No gown sold twice.
Set up a payment schedule at checkout and let her pay over time, in the shop or online.
Order her gown from the designer right from the sale. Size and color are limited to what that style comes in, and measurements, rush fees and the expected date are saved with it.
Price the alteration ticket, then charge it at the POS in one click. The ticket shows which sale paid for it, so it can’t be charged twice.
Attach your sales contract to the order and she signs on screen before the sale completes.
Cash, card, gift card and saved cards, with one sale split across as many as she likes.
Tag the consultant who made the sale and commissions are worked out for you.
Each location has its own rate, services can be left untaxed, and you choose whether tax is reported when the deposit is taken or when the sale is paid in full.
Scan a tag to add a gown to the sale, and print barcode labels with notes for every piece on the rack.
A gown sold at the counter is marked sold right away, and comes off your Shopify or WooCommerce store too if you sell online.
Take dollars or a percentage off a line, or redeem a promo code at checkout.
Email a receipt with your logo, or print it on your receipt printer.
What changes when the register knows it’s selling a wedding gown.
| At the counter | Generic retail POS | BridalOp |
|---|---|---|
| A deposit on a gown | A partial payment, tracked by hand | Holds the gown until she pays it off |
| Ordering from the designer | A separate spreadsheet or binder | A special order on the same sale |
| Alterations | Rung up as a miscellaneous item | A ticket charged once, linked to the sale |
| Her appointment | In a different booking app | On the same customer record |
| The sales contract | Printed and filed | Signed on screen at checkout |
Connect the Stripe or Square account you already have and keep your rates. Take tap, chip and swipe payments on a Wi-Fi card reader you buy once and own, with tipping on the device. BridalOp never rents you hardware and never adds a fee to a transaction.
A point of sale system made for how bridal shops sell: deposits, special orders from designers, layaway, alterations and contracts, alongside the everyday sale of veils and accessories. A generic retail POS handles the last part well and leaves the rest to you.
A computer or tablet with a web browser. To take cards in person, add a Wi-Fi card reader from Stripe or Square. A barcode scanner and receipt printer are optional.
$299 a month for everything, including the POS, booking, inventory, contracts and reports, with unlimited staff. You pay your own Stripe or Square processing rate, and BridalOp adds nothing on top. See pricing.
Yes, and you can bring your customers, sales history, appointments and inventory with you. See how we compare to BridalLive and Poppy Bridal, or ask us about moving your data.
Yes. BridalOp connects to Shopify and WooCommerce, so the gowns you sell online and in the shop come from the same inventory.
From the deposit to the day she picks up her gown, in one system built for bridal.