Sell a ticket wherever the passenger is standing.

Plenty of passengers never touch a booking form — they just turn up. A self-service kiosk in the terminal and a handheld at the coach door take the card, print the ticket and book the seat on the spot, in under a minute. Both run the platform behind this site, so a walk-up sale lands in exactly the same place as an online one.

Self-service kiosk

A free-standing touchscreen that sells and prints a ticket with nobody serving it. Stand one in an airport terminal, a bus station, a hotel lobby or a ferry port — anywhere passengers turn up faster than a counter can serve them — and it absorbs the queue instead of your staff.

Floor stand, wall mount or counter-top — same software on each

Contactless and chip & PIN card terminal in the fascia

Thermal printer built in — ticket in hand before they walk away

Sells unattended, day or night, with an attract loop when idle

Handheld POS

A pocket terminal your crew sells from. At the coach door, on board mid-route, at a roadside stop, an event gate or a hotel pickup — the sale happens where the passenger is standing, not at a counter they would have to go and find.

Android handheld with a thermal printer built into the unit

Contactless and chip & PIN taken on the device itself

Signed in to a stand or route, so takings land against the right one

Every sale reaches the back office as it completes