For the customer
The customer scans the card on the glass, sends the file, and pays. You stay at the counter and hand over the pages. There is no chat thread to watch and no pen drive to collect.
Made for Indian print counters
The counter, without the extra steps.
Cyberprints is desk software for a print shop. A walk-in customer uses the phone they already have. The page comes out on the printer you already own.
- 0%cut on your prints
- 1desk app on the PC you have
- 6print tools for customers
- 3languages: English, हिंदी, বাংলা
For the money
Cash stays at the desk. Online pay goes to the Razorpay or Cashfree account you connect. Cyberprints does not take a cut of the page, and the file is removed after the job.
The job
Four moves, then the page is out.
Scan the card
The card on the glass opens the page in the phone browser. Nothing to install.
Send the file
The document goes from their phone to the shop PC. No drive, no forwarded chat.
Pay
Cash at the counter, or online into the shop’s own account. You set the page price.
The desk app hands the job to the printer Windows already uses. Mono, colour, or both.
What we promise
Four things that do not change.
No cut of the page
You pay for the software plan. What the customer pays for prints is yours.
Files do not stay
The file is cleared once the page is out — from our side and from the shop PC.
Your own printer
No new machine. The desk app prints on the printer Windows already knows.
A person replies
Stuck at setup? Write to the desk, and a person answers on a working day.
The counter
Shops that already print for a queue.
One desk app on the PC that prints today. No second machine on the counter.
- Cyber cafes
- Xerox counters
- Stationery shops
- CSC centres
- Campus print rooms
- Coaching desks
- Libraries
Why it exists
A shorter line, not a new printer.
The useful part of a print shop is the machine you already trust and the person at the counter. Cyberprints only removes the steps that slow that down. Setup is the app, the printer you select, and one test page. If you stall, write to the desk.
