PRESSIA - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Most point-of-sale software sells you a transaction. A dry cleaner does not sell transactions — it takes custody of other people's clothes and gives them back, sometimes weeks later. Pressia is written around that difference.

Every garment that comes over the counter is recorded individually: what it is, what condition it arrived in, and which order it belongs to. Six weeks later it takes three seconds to find. At higher volumes, barcode labels or radio-frequency tags add an automatic check before a bag is handed back, so two similar jackets never leave with the wrong customer.

Pressia calculates the pickup date itself, from the shop's own closing days and public holidays, and prints it on the ticket. When the order is ready, the customer receives a WhatsApp message from the shop's own number, sent through the official WhatsApp Business API. Nobody has to remember to call anyone.

The rest of the day is covered too: a catalogue of items and services with your own prices, unlimited customer records and history, prepaid plans, home collection and delivery with a driver view on a phone, monthly invoices and negotiated rates for hotels, restaurants and other business accounts, loyalty points and referrals, staff clock-in, consumables stock, and six reports on revenue, punctuality and workload.

Pressia was written in Morocco, inside a dry cleaner trading since 2002 — which is why it handles the ordinary awkward cases rather than the ideal ones. It runs in a browser on any ordinary computer, needs no particular hardware, and works in several currencies: shops in Senegal and Côte d'Ivoire run entirely in CFA francs. Customer messages go out in French, Arabic or Spanish.

Getting started takes half a day, remotely, with your existing customer file and price list imported for you. The trial lasts seven days and asks for no payment details. After that, plans begin at 199 MAD per month with no commitment.