2026-09-02 · 4 minute read
Run the try on screen on a TV you already own
The kiosk is the whole machine, delivered and installed. But if your shop already owns a good screen, you do not need our hardware at all. We install just the software on it, and everything else stays the same.
What software only means
The system is the same one that runs on our kiosks. A customer takes one photo, standing straight, full length works best, though a half photo gives an honest waist up view. She picks designs from your own catalogue and sees herself wearing each one, in about a minute per look. She installs nothing, and her photo is used to make her pictures and nothing else. Sarees, salwar suits, anarkalis, lehengas, kurtis, gowns, and menswear such as shirts and sherwanis all render today.
The only difference is whose screen it runs on. Yours.
What it costs
Installation is ₹25,000 once, and at the moment there is an opening offer of ₹15,000. That covers the software set up on your screen, your catalogue loaded, and your staff trained. It is the cheapest way into virtual try on that we sell.
The monthly plans are identical to the kiosk plans, from ₹7,499 a month for a small shop with 500 looks to ₹26,499 for a busy shop with 2,000, at the current opening prices, which we are keeping for good. A look means one design shown on one customer. Extra looks are ₹20 each, we warn you before a limit hits, and you can change plans any month, free. The full table is in the pricing section on the homepage.
What counts as a suitable screen
We are not going to publish a list of approved models, because we have not seen your screen. Roughly, it should be large enough to show a customer full length, and it should stand where she can look at herself comfortably. A television that already plays your promotions may well do.
If you are unsure, ask us on WhatsApp before any money moves. Send a photo of the screen and where it stands, and we will say plainly whether it will work. If it will not, we will tell you that too, and you can look at the kiosk instead, or at nothing at all.
Everything else is identical
The catalogue is built the same way, from photographs your staff take on a phone. The system builds each design's pictures, checks colour, border, blouse and motifs against your own photos, rebuilds once with a correction when something is wrong, and says so on the design's card when it is still not satisfied. Nothing goes in front of a customer until you approve it. The whole process is written up in how a phone photo becomes a catalogue.
The honest limits are identical too. It is a made picture and can miss, and the customer can retry a look with one tap. It does not measure her body or predict her size. Her photo is never posted, never sold, and deleted the moment anyone asks. Same monthly prices, same support, the same people answering when something breaks.
When the kiosk is the better buy
The kiosk costs ₹49,000 once, and for that the machine arrives, is installed, and stays ours. We repair or replace it free under a two year warranty, and money comes back on a published schedule when the kiosk returns. Your own television carries no schedule like that from us, and if it fails, repairing it is yours to arrange. Either way you can stop with one month's notice.
So the software route suits a shop with a good screen already on the wall and a willingness to look after it. If you have no spare screen, or the one you have is doubtful, the full arithmetic is in what a try on kiosk costs a clothing shop in India.
See it before you decide
None of this needs to be taken on trust. The first hour is free, in your shop, with your own stock and your own customers, anywhere in the Telugu states, and if the screen you mean to use is standing in the shop that day, we will look at it while we are there.
When you are ready, book the free hour in your shop.