Does WashPro need pay stations, gates or cameras?

No. The phone camera reads the plate on the device, and there is no pay station, gate, kiosk or on-site server to install. For the same reason WashPro does not drive gates or pay stations, so it is not the right fit for an express tunnel that depends on them.

Does it work for mobile detailing?

Yes. The day's appointments become a route with arrival and departure per stop and the drive time of each leg; a shorter order is suggested with the minutes it saves, but it is never applied automatically. When the crew opens directions, the customer's tracking page shows an estimated arrival.

How are customers told their car is ready?

Through the QR tracking page the customer opens in their own browser, an Apple Wallet pass on iPhone and browser push where supported, none of which carry a per-message fee. One-tap WhatsApp or SMS is also available.

Does Tanrikulu Apps take a share of payments?

No. The fee is a monthly or annual subscription. Online payments go to your own Stripe or PayTR account; only the payment provider's processing fee applies.

Can I run memberships and fleet accounts?

Yes. A membership or fleet agreement is kept against the plate with a weekly, monthly or yearly period and a set or unlimited number of washes. Covered services come off the allowance and a PDF statement covers the agreement period.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. The first 7 days are free; WashPro runs on iPhone, iPad, Android and in a web browser.

For hand wash, full-service, detailing and mobile wash businesses

Washify alternative: car wash software that runs on the phone

This page is for owners looking for an alternative to Washify. Washify is a DRB product, described as an entry-level, cloud-based point-of-sale system for single-site and small tunnel car washes, with unlimited wash plans, RFID and licence plate recognition for gate access, and pay station and kiosk hardware. WashPro starts from a different place: no pay station, gate or dedicated camera. The phone camera reads the plate, and the queue, the customer's live tracking, the till and staff commission all run from that one record.

The question that decides which one fits

The choice comes down less to a feature list than to how cars move through your site.

If you run an express tunnel where customers pay at a station and a gate opens for members, you need a system that drives that hardware. WashPro does not drive gates, pay stations or kiosks.
If your cars are handled by people (a hand wash, a full-service or detailing shop, a mobile crew), the real work is getting each car in fast, telling the customer when it is ready, paying staff commission and making the till add up at the end of the day. WashPro is built for that, starting from the phone in your pocket.

How a job runs in WashPro

Plate recognition on the phone: the phone camera reads the plate on the device; no dedicated camera, barrier or on-site server.
Live queue: waiting, in progress, ready, delivered; each job shows the assigned staff member and how long it has been in its current state.
Estimated handover time: starts from your service durations and learns from how long jobs actually took.
Services priced by vehicle class: the price comes in by itself when the job is opened.
Staff commission: builds up as work is done; the owner sets each staff member's permissions one by one.
Stock tied to services: consumption follows the services done, with a projected date for when each item runs out.
Till and reporting: receivables, expenses and end-of-day cash.
Works offline: jobs, payments and the till keep running without a connection and sync when it returns.

What the customer sees

Live tracking by QR code: the customer follows the car in their own browser; no app, no account, no phone number required, and amounts are never shown.
Ready notifications: Apple Wallet pass updates on iPhone and browser push where supported, with no per-message fee; one-tap WhatsApp or SMS if you prefer.
Waiting-area screen: the queue board on a television via a browser, Apple TV or Android TV.
A website for your business: built from the details in the app, with services, opening hours, the live queue with an estimated wait and online booking, at no extra cost.

Mobile detailing

Day route: the day's appointments as a schedule with arrival and departure per stop and the drive time and distance of each leg.
Shorter order suggested, never forced: the app states how many minutes a reorder saves and which appointment would slip; you decide.
"Our team is on the way": when the crew opens directions, the customer's tracking page shows an estimated arrival.

Loyalty, memberships and fleets

Service-based promotions: buy X of one service, get Y of another free; progress is counted automatically as paid jobs are handed over.
Loyalty card: counts washes on the vehicle's history and offers a free wash at the threshold you set.
Memberships and fleet agreements: a weekly, monthly or yearly period with a set number of washes, or unlimited; a PDF statement covers the agreement period.

Pricing and payments

Subscription: the first 7 days are free, then a monthly or annual subscription bought in the app store. In the US it is $9.99 a month or $99.90 a year (store price, October 24, 2026); other countries pay their local store price.
Online payments: a payment link or QR code at handover; the job is delivered automatically when the payment lands, and the money goes to your own Stripe account (or PayTR in Turkey). Tanrikulu Apps takes no share of payments; only the payment provider's processing fee applies.

Worth knowing

WashPro does not drive gates, pay stations or kiosks, and it has no quotes or estimates, no coupon codes and no bulk marketing messages.
It runs on iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets and in a web browser, in 27 interface languages.

For what to look for in mobile wash software specifically, see mobile car wash software.