Industry-first dynamic pricing that reacts to weather, time, and demand. Surge premium washes on sunny Saturdays, auto-schedule Tuesday happy hours — the kiosk and your exterior signage update themselves.
Sun's out, line's long — premium washes bump automatically during peak volume.
Slow afternoons fill themselves with a recurring scheduled discount.
Sunny weekend forecast? Prices step up. Rain coming? Kick off a pre-storm special automatically.
Peak-hour surges and slow-day discounts run on schedules you set once — and adjust to live volume.
Floor and ceiling prices per package, so automation never embarrasses you.

Every price change deploys instantly to the kiosk, menu boards, entry signs, and promotional screens — customers always see the right price at the right moment.
Dynamic pricing is not one trick. It is a rules engine that touches the kiosk, the handheld, the pump and your signs at once. These are the rules we see used most.
Step premium packages up when the line reaches the street, automatically, and back down when it clears.
A recurring discount for the slow 2 to 5 p.m. window that fills the belt without a coupon.
A sunny-weekend forecast raises prices; rain coming kicks off a pre-storm special.
When singles are at peak price, the club looks like the obvious deal. The kiosk says so.
Cash and card prices side by side so processing costs sit with card-paying customers, not your margin.
Different rules for the highway site and the neighborhood site, managed from one dashboard.
Minimum and maximum prices per package so automation never embarrasses you.
Every change deploys to the kiosk, menu boards and entry signs together. No ladder, no mismatched prices.
Most operators are running their first rules within the demo.
Choose which washes move and set the floor and ceiling for each.
Time of day, day of week, weather and live volume. Start with one surge and one happy hour.
Revenue reporting per rule and per daypart shows what each rule added, so you keep the ones that pay.
Pricing that changes automatically by time, day, demand or weather, within limits you set. Peak Saturdays carry a premium; slow Tuesday afternoons carry a discount, and the kiosk and signage update together.
Prices are always shown clearly at the kiosk and on the signs before the purchase, and guardrails keep the range sensible. Most customers see a happy hour, not a surge, and members never pay per wash at all.
Every price change deploys from the Repoint cloud to the kiosk, menu boards and entry signs at the same moment, so there is never a mismatch between the sign and the screen.
Yes. When single-wash prices are at peak, the kiosk presents the unlimited plan as the better deal. Many operators see their best membership days during surge windows.
Showing a cash price and a card price side by side so the processing fee is covered by card-paying customers rather than your margin. It is built in and applies across the kiosk and handheld.
Yes. Rules are per site, managed from one dashboard, so a highway tunnel and a neighborhood bay can run different schedules.
Yes. Pump prices for washes follow the same rules through Gilbarco and Verifone integration, so the pump, the kiosk and the sign always agree.
Reporting shows revenue per rule and per daypart compared with the baseline, so you can see what a surge or a happy hour added and adjust.
Bring last month's numbers to a 20-minute demo — we'll show you what dynamic pricing would have added.