2026-09-02 · 3 minute read
Try on kiosk on rent: how paying monthly for our machine works
You searched for a kiosk on rent, and that is close to what we sell. The machine never becomes yours, you pay by the month, and you can hand it back with one month's notice. Here is how the money works, including the one part that does not look like rent.
The machine stays ours
The point of renting is that the machine is somebody else's problem. That is how ours works. The kiosk stays our property while it stands in your shop, it carries a two year warranty, and if it fails we repair or replace it free. You never own a screen you might one day want rid of.
The one payment that is not monthly
Installation is 49,000 rupees, paid once. For that we deliver the kiosk, install it, load your catalogue and train your staff. The catalogue itself is built from photographs your own staff take on a phone, full length plus close ups, and we have written up how phone photos become your kiosk catalogue.
If the word rent made you expect nothing upfront, this is the honest difference. The next section is why it still behaves less like a purchase and more like a deposit.
Money comes back when the kiosk does
You can stop with one month's notice. When the kiosk returns to us, money returns to you: 25,000 rupees within three months, 18,000 within six, 8,000 within nine. So trying the kiosk for three months puts 24,000 of the installation fee at risk, not the full 49,000. The upfront payment works like a deposit that shrinks as the machine earns its keep.
What the monthly price buys
A look is one design shown on one customer, on her own photo. The small shop plan is 7,499 rupees a month for 500 looks. The busy shop plan is 26,499 for 2,000 looks. The big shop or chain plan is 72,999 for 6,000 looks and two kiosks. Extra looks are 20 rupees each, or you can move up a plan for a single month. We warn you before a limit hits, and you can change plans any month, free.
Whether a plan pays for itself runs on your counter, not on our claims. We have set out what a try on kiosk costs in India in full, so you can put your own footfall against every number.
Already have a screen
If a good screen already stands in your shop, we install only the software. That is 25,000 rupees, and 15,000 as an opening offer for now. Monthly plans and support stay the same. There is no money back ladder here because there is no machine of ours to return.
What renting does not change
The picture the customer sees is made, not photographed, and it can miss. She retries a look with one tap. The kiosk does not measure her body and does not predict her size. Her photo is used to make her pictures and nothing else, never posted, never sold, deleted the moment anyone asks.
Renting changes who owns the metal. It does not change what the software can honestly do, so weigh the monthly price against those limits, not against a brochure.
The first hour costs nothing, in your shop, with your own stock, anywhere in the Telugu states, so book the free hour in your shop and count for yourself.