Sabaiy is the all-in-one app to run your business — POS, inventory, finance, team and customers in one place. Every feature is free; you only pay for the storage you use.
★★★★★Every ERP feature unlocked — no paywall, ever
From the first order to the month-end report, Sabaiy connects every part of your business so nothing falls through the cracks.
A POS your team actually likes. Tables, walk-ins and delivery in one screen — with QR pay, promos and the kitchen ticket one tap away.
Every receive becomes a tracked batch. FIFO auto-deducts as you sell, recipes cost your dishes, and you get an alert before you run out.
Staff, schedules, attendance and PIN logins in one place. Pay runs post straight to your finances — no double entry, no surprises.
Dashboard, reservations & tables for daily service.
Revenue, costs, bills & tax — in Kip, reconciled.
Stock, batches, POs & suppliers, FIFO-tracked.
Staff, schedules, attendance & payroll.
Customers, loyalty, promotions & feedback.
Roles, devices, taxes & business profile.
No module is locked behind a plan. POS, inventory, finance, payroll, CRM — all of it, for everyone. The only thing you ever pay for is extra storage as your business grows.
No feature paywall, no per-seat fees, no surprise upsells. Everyone gets the complete platform.
Free for everyone during the beta — storage tiers arrive later.
Photos, receipts, documents and history. Start free, upgrade only if you need more.
Storage sizes and prices are being finalised — beta testers help us set them.
Sabaiy is the brand behind your business. The ERP runs your operations today — and a customer booking app is coming that connects guests straight to the providers who run on Sabaiy.
The all-in-one app to run your business — POS, inventory, finance, team and customers, in one login.
A customer app to discover, book and order from providers powered by Sabaiy — every booking flows straight into your ERP.
We built Sabaiy because running a shop in Laos meant juggling paper, calculators and three different apps. One app, in our language, in Kip — that's all we wanted. So we made it.