Repoint quotes every car wash kiosk per site, because the enclosure, the payment devices and your current controller change the number. Here is exactly what goes into that quote, what is never charged, and how a kiosk compares with the cost of staffing a lane.
Three numbers make up what a car wash payment kiosk costs you: the hardware, the software that runs it, and the rate on each card payment.
Self-service entrance kiosk sold direct: 23.5″ touchscreen, octa-core CPU, tap-to-pay, NFC, QR scanner and a heavy-duty printer in a painted stainless steel enclosure. Indoor or outdoor setup and payment devices set the number. Ships across Canada and the continental US.
Covers the kiosk software, the membership engine, your cloud dashboard and remote management. No per-member fees and no revenue share on your wash club. The amount is on your quote.
Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay and Google Pay with secure tap-to-pay, settled through Repoint with one deposit for the whole site. Your rate is on your quote.
Everything that can appear on a car wash pay station quote, and what Repoint charges for it.
Every car wash is different. These are the six things that change the number on a pay station quote.
A single attendant shift runs $3,000 to $4,000 a month, $36,000 to $48,000 a year. A kiosk is a one-time hardware purchase plus a monthly subscription. It sells 24/7, never calls in sick, and offers an upgrade to every car. Get your quote and put it next to that number.
The AI voice-guided kiosk greets every driver, walks them through packages and add-ons, and takes payment with no attendant on the lot.
No shy attendants and no missed pitches. Drivers sign up for your unlimited wash membership in under a minute with tap-to-pay.
NFC tap-in or license plate recognition lets members straight in, with no codes to type and no line at the entrance.
Keep the equipment you own. The kiosk and Hub are plug-and-play with most touchless, friction, rollover and tunnel setups.
Entrance kiosks, attendant tablets and tunnel control on one platform.
Tunnel car wash POS →Turn a touchless or friction IBA into an unattended, membership-selling bay.
In-bay automatic kiosk →Retire the coin box and codes. Keep the machine you already own.
Rollover payment systems →Sell washes at the bay 24/7 and bundle at the pump with Gilbarco and Verifone.
Gas station car wash kiosk →A 20-minute call covers your bays, tunnel, pumps and current controller. We confirm compatibility on the first call.
Hardware sold direct, software, installation, data migration, training, and trade-in credit for your old equipment. All in one number.
Data migration happens before install day. Most single-site cutovers are done and selling the same afternoon.
Repoint quotes the car wash kiosk per site. Hardware is sold direct with no dealer markup, software is a monthly subscription with no revenue share on memberships, and card processing is integrated. The enclosure, payment devices and whether you need a new controller set the final number.
A pay station is the same entrance kiosk that takes payment before the wash. Repoint pay stations are quoted per site; your total depends on the enclosure, payment devices and whether you need a new bay or tunnel controller.
Yes. A monthly software subscription covers the kiosk software, membership engine, cloud dashboard and remote management. There are no per-member fees and no revenue share on your wash club. The amount is itemized on your quote.
Card processing is integrated and settles with the rest of your site; the rate is itemized on your quote. The kiosk accepts Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay and Google Pay with tap-to-pay.
Yes. A Repoint quote includes hardware, software, installation, data migration, training and trade-in credit for your current controller. Most single-site cutovers happen in an afternoon.
Yes. Financing is available on hardware bundles, and trade-in credit for your current POS equipment lowers the upfront cost.
Usually, yes. Repoint is plug-and-play with most touchless, friction, rollover and tunnel setups, and the Repoint Hub is a direct drop-in replacement for the Unitec POS 4000 with Gilbarco and Verifone integration.
If it replaces one attendant shift at $3,000 to $4,000 a month, the kiosk is competing with $36,000 to $48,000 a year in labor before counting the extra membership sales it makes. Get your quote and put it next to that number; for a single lane the comparison is rarely close.
Tell us what's running your wash today. We'll confirm compatibility, apply trade-in credit, and send a written quote.