Ski & snowboard tuning

Ski and Snowboard Tuning Shop Invoicing App (2026)

Short answer

Tuning is a high-volume, low-ticket counter business in a four-month season. ShowTheReceipts ($15/mo) saves each tune tier as a catalog item so a ticket takes two taps, and bills prepaid season tune passes as recurring or upfront revenue instead of one-off transactions.

How we picked

Entry-plan prices as published in 2026, checked against each vendor's own pricing page or a recent third-party summary. Judged on the seasonal shop's real workflow — fast fixed-price ticketing, prepaid passes, and clean season records — not on retail POS with full apparel inventory.

Prices as published by each vendor, 2026. Entry-level plans shown.
Software Starting price Best for
ShowTheReceipts That's us $15/mo Tuning shops: saved tune tiers, two-tap tickets, prepaid season passes, tax-ready season books
Billdu $4.99/mo+ Cheapest basic invoicing
Square Free + processing Counter card payments with a basic item list
Invoice2go $9.99/mo+ Simple invoicing
Lightspeed Retail $89/mo+ Full retail POS with apparel and hardgoods inventory

Four months to make a year

The season is short and the counter is busy. Anything that slows a ticket down costs you volume you’ll never get back in April.

Saved tiers, two taps, card, next customer.

1. ShowTheReceipts — $15/mo

Tune tiers saved as catalog items, prepaid season passes, rush fees as lines, and a clean export at the end of the season.

2. Billdu — $4.99/mo+

Cheapest basic invoicing.

3. Square — free + processing

Counter card payments with a simple item list.

4. Invoice2go — $9.99/mo+

Simple invoicing with templates.

5. Lightspeed Retail — $89/mo+

Full retail POS with inventory, for a shop selling goods as well as service.

The tier menu that sells

TierWhat it is
Hot waxFast, cheap, frequent
Basic tuneEdge, wax, inspect
Full tuneStone grind, edge, wax
Base repairP-tex, priced by damage
Season passPrepaid, unlimited waxes

Frequently asked questions

How should tune pricing be structured?

Fixed tiers — hot wax, basic tune, full stone grind, base repair — saved as catalog items. Named tiers get chosen instantly at a counter where a queue is forming, which hourly or custom pricing never does.

Are season tune passes worth selling?

Yes. A prepaid pass gets you November cash for February work, guarantees repeat visits, and makes the customer yours for the season. It's the highest-leverage product a tuning shop can offer.

Should I charge a rush or overnight fee?

Yes, as its own line. Powder-day turnarounds are worth real money to the customer, and a stated rush fee is far better than quietly bumping everyone else's skis down the rack.

Do I need full retail POS software?

Only if you're carrying apparel and hardgoods inventory. A service-only tuning bench needs fast tickets, card payment, and season records — not a stockroom system.