Solutions · Laundromats
Laundromat payments: activating a cycle, not dispensing a product
We charge for and activate access to your washers and dryers without replacing them. Every install gets reviewed because laundry-hardware integration isn’t a closed case yet.
In development: no validated integration yet.
How we evaluate your laundromat
The same method before we commit to a date or a specific feature.
- 01
Technical review
We look at what your setup already controls today, what data it gives, and what it needs to connect.
- 02
Integration scope
We decide what connects first, payment, access, or both, based on what you already have.
- 03
Controlled pilot
We test on one machine or one site before committing the rest of your fleet.
- 04
Rollout and support
If the pilot works, we extend it with the same support the rest of the network already gets.
What "activate" means in a laundromat
There’s no product coming out of a machine: there’s a wash or dry cycle that gets paid for and started from the customer’s phone.
That changes what’s technically needed: it’s not a conveyor or an elevator, it’s a start signal and a cycle-status signal that your machine needs to be able to give.
Frequently asked questions
Do you replace my washers or dryers?
No. The system activates payment and access to a cycle your machine already runs; it doesn’t dispense a physical product.
What do you need from my laundromat to get started?
We start with a technical review: what each machine controls today and what signal it can give to be activated from the system.
Tell us what machines your laundromat has
Brand and model of your washers or dryers, to start the review.
Tell us your case