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Pawn Shop Software for Your Desktop

The counter has a phone. The office has a computer. PawnEasy Pro runs on both, off one set of books — nothing to install, nothing to sync, and no second copy of the ledger to reconcile at the end of the day.

Any browser Windows · Mac · Linux No installation

The morning screen

The whole shop, before you take your first customer

What is out on loan, what is owed today, what has gone overdue and how many articles are in custody — the first thing on the screen, not something you calculate.

The PawnEasy Pro web portal dashboard on a desktop browser, showing active pawns, outstanding principal, interest due and overdue loans with lists of collections due today
The dashboard — active pawns, outstanding, interest due and overdue, with the day's collections beneath.

Watch it

The Portal in Forty-Eight Seconds

The rate board, a pledge, the money due, the strongroom and the reports — captioned, no sound.

Real screens, on the demo shop's own book.

One loan

Every figure on a pledge, on one screen

Principal, principal outstanding, interest outstanding and the amount to close today — beside the articles that secure it, the interest ledger, the receipts already issued, and the frozen terms the loan actually runs on.

A pledge open in the PawnEasy Pro web portal showing principal, interest outstanding, amount to close today, the loan lifecycle, the pledged bangle and a loan-to-value dial
A single pledge: its lifecycle, its money, its articles, and its loan-to-value.

Take a payment

Interest, part payment or full closure, split across penalty, interest and principal for you, with a numbered PDF receipt at the end.

Frozen terms

A tab showing the exact scheme this loan was written on. Change your schemes tomorrow and this loan does not move.

Interest ledger

How the amount due was arrived at, period by period — reproducible a year later when a customer asks.

The desk work

The screens the office lives in

A bigger screen earns its keep on the work that involves lists: the loan book, the day's collections, the strongroom and the reports your accountant asks for.

The pawns list in the PawnEasy Pro web portal with loan numbers, customers, principal, status and due dates
The loan book, filterable by status, branch and date.
The payments list in the PawnEasy Pro web portal showing receipts, amounts and how each payment was split
Every payment taken, and how each one was split.
The strongroom screen in the PawnEasy Pro web portal listing lockers with item counts, weights and capacity
The strongroom: what each locker holds and how full it is.
The reports screen in the PawnEasy Pro web portal showing movement over a period and the position today, with CSV and PDF export
Movement over any period, the position today, and CSV or PDF out.
The customer list in the PawnEasy Pro web portal with names, mobile numbers, customer codes and outstanding amounts
Customers, searchable by name, mobile or code.
The gold rate board in the PawnEasy Pro web portal showing the day's rate for 24K, 22K, 21K, 18K and 14K
The rate board — one number per karat, published each morning.

Same books

Written on the phone, on the PC a second later

A clerk takes a pledge at the counter on a handset. The owner, sitting at the desk, refreshes and it is there — same loan number, same articles, same interest terms. There is no export, no end-of-day upload and no version of the truth that lives on one device.

Staff sign in with their own mobile number and see what their role allows. Every entry keeps the name of whoever made it, on both surfaces.

See every feature →

The new pledge wizard in the PawnEasy Pro web portal, starting with customer selection
The same five-step pledge flow, in a browser.

What you need

Nothing to install and nothing to maintain

Any computer you already own

Windows, Mac or Linux, and any current browser. No licence per machine, and no separate desktop build to keep updated.

No server in your shop

Nothing sits under the counter that can fail, get stolen or need a technician on a Sunday. Why that matters →

Updates arrive on their own

New features and fixes are live the next time you load the page. There is no version to buy and no annual upgrade fee.

Open it on the office PC today

Fourteen days, every feature, no card.