Skiplino splits the job into products: retail queueing, appointments, a full queue management system, a virtual branch, each with its own monthly price. It is a capable set if you know exactly which pieces you need. We sell one product instead, where the paid plan includes the pieces that are separate purchases elsewhere.
Skiplino sells four separate products, from Retail at $99 to Virtual Branch at $549 a month on annual billing, so appointments and full queue management are different purchases. Minutka is one product: free for one location, $19 per location a month for Business with appointments, services, boards and analytics included, billed monthly with no contract.
Skiplino publishes Retail at $99, Appointments at $199, QMS at $399 and Virtual Branch at $549 a month on annual billing, with a seven-day trial. Figures checked in September 2026. Monthly billing costs more; check their site for current terms.
If any of these matter to you, stay with them. A queue you fight with costs more than the subscription.
Remote service sessions and a branch-style flow for customers who never walk in. We do not have that at all.
Custom contracts for many regions and brands, with account management to match.
If your reporting requirements are specific and heavy, their larger plans go further than our analytics.
Appointments, boards, services and analytics are in the $19 plan rather than behind separate products.
Paid monthly, cancel whenever. The published price is the price, not the yearly-billing price.
A week-long trial tells you whether the demo works. A free plan tells you whether the queue works, in your room, with your visitors.
Real screens, not mockups: a live queue at a clinic with five people waiting.



No. Time slots, specialists, reminders and a waiting list are part of the Business plan, together with services, boards and analytics.
The Network plan starts at $17 per location a month: branches under one roof, combined analytics, an open API and webhooks for your own systems.
There is nothing to migrate on the visitor side: your queue starts empty every day anyway. Create a queue, print the QR poster, open the board on any screen. Most places are running the same afternoon, and you can keep the old system live for a week and compare.
One location runs free, with no monthly cap on how many people take a ticket: up to two service points and two staff accounts, notifications via Telegram and browser push, a display board with voice call-ups, a kiosk and basic stats. Business is $19 per location a month and adds unlimited service points and staff, services with routing, appointments, your own branding and analytics. Network starts at $17 per location a month and adds an open API and several branches under one roof.
Free, no signup. Keep your current system running and compare for a week.
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