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Cents review

#3 of 12 in Dry Cleaning SoftwareLaundry Management software

A cloud platform covering dry-cleaning orders, plant tracking, delivery, marketing, and apps.

8.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Cents is a cloud business-management platform for dry cleaners, laundromats, and wash-and-fold operators. It brings point of sale, payment processing, counter order intake, plant-stage item tracking, physical garment tags or heat-seal labels, customer communications, reporting, and pickup-and-delivery operations into one system. The scope suits small, mid-market, and enterprise businesses that want one operating platform across cleaning workflows and customer-facing services, including optional customer and driver mobile applications.

Its published plans are billed monthly. Starter costs $89 per month and includes point of sale and business management, counter order intake and tracking, automatic order-ready updates, a professional website, and phone, SMS, and web-chat technical support. Growth costs $249 per month and adds marketing tools and campaigns, online ordering, pickup and delivery without the operator’s own drivers, and review management. Ultimate costs $399 per month and adds in-house pickup and delivery operations, driver-fleet and route management, the Cents Driver App, and a branded customer app. Multi-location pricing is tailored and billed separately per location.

Cents has a broad workflow footprint: dashboards and real-time sales reporting sit alongside dispatch, route planning, driver tracking, automated order-status notifications, loyalty, referrals, promotions, and customer communications. The core deployment is web-based, while customer and driver applications extend mobile access for those specific roles. Support is available through email, chat, and phone, but it is not described as 24/7. Choose Cents if you need connected counter, plant, delivery, and marketing workflows; compare alternatives if your operation requires a non-web core or a narrowly focused tool with fewer operational layers.

Cents pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines POS, counter intake, plant-stage tracking, tags, and status updates.
    • Growth adds marketing, online ordering, and outsourced pickup and delivery.
    • Ultimate includes route management plus driver and branded customer apps.
  • Where it doesn't
    • The core platform is delivered through the web.
    • Starter does not include marketing, online ordering, or delivery operations.
    • Multi-location pricing is tailored and billed separately for each location.

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