Dual Pricing Receipt Generator
Enter the store, items with cash and card prices, totals and payment, then download the dual pricing receipt as an 80 mm PDF or PNG.
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Receipt details
Edit your receipt below, then download the same clean layout as PDF or PNG. Enter amounts and totals manually.
How a dual pricing receipt works
With dual pricing, a business posts two prices, a cash price and a slightly higher card price, and the receipt shows both. POS systems such as Quantic, Lavu and Exatouch print the cash and card amount for each item or for the total, then the amount actually charged for the tender used. This dual pricing receipt shows cash and card columns, both subtotals and totals, the card payment details and a note saying how much paying cash saves.
How to use this receipt
| Step | Details |
|---|---|
| 1 | Enter the store name, address and phone. |
| 2 | Add the date, time, order number and cashier. |
| 3 | List each item with its cash price and card price. |
| 4 | Fill in subtotals, tax and both totals. |
| 5 | Enter how it was paid and the amount charged, then download the PDF or PNG. |
FAQs
What is the difference between dual pricing and a surcharge?
Dual pricing shows both a cash and a card price up front. A surcharge adds a separate fee line when a customer pays by credit card, and it is restricted or banned in some states, such as Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Is dual pricing legal?
Offering a discount for cash is allowed under federal law. Card network rules and some state laws affect how card prices and fees are shown, so check the rules that apply to your business.
Why is the cash discount slightly less than 4%?
A 4% card price is 4% more than the cash price, which means the cash price is about 3.85% less than the card price.
Are the example details real?
No. The store, card and codes are fictional.