SEJR for your hairdresser
A POS system for your hair salon. Payment at the chair.
Till, cash register and terminal in one agreement: payment where the client sits, MobilePay and tips on the card. No monthly minimum eating into the quiet weeks, and a local advisor who knows the trade.
- POS & terminal in one
- Tips on the card
- No monthly minimum
- Local support
Behind the counter
At the chair
Around the salonYour setup
What most businesses in your trade choose. An adviser tailors it to yours and sets it all up with you.
- Behind the counter POS for the salon A digital cash register with integrated card payments, punch cards, treatments and reports. Six POS models, so the till fits the space at your reception. A till from 0 kr. a month Read more→
- At the chair Payment terminal Contactless, chip and PIN: Visa, Mastercard, MobilePay, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Delivered ready to use, with receipt by print, SMS or email. Terminal 0 kr. a month Read more→
- Around the salon Mobile POS & terminal Take payment at the chair instead of at the reception. 4G and Wi-Fi, battery for the whole working day. The device is included in the monthly price. From 149 kr. a month with SEJR Samlet Read more→
The equipment for your hairdresser
What a hairdresser usually has at the counter. We put it together for your business, and it all works together.
Kasse Mini A small till with a built-in printer
Cash drawer For the cash, opened from the till- Payment terminal Cards, MobilePay, Apple Pay and Google Pay
Why SEJR fits your hairdresser
One till for cuts, colour and products
The POS gathers cuts, colour treatments, punch cards and hair products on the same receipt. Card payment is built in, so sales and settlement talk to each other, and you get reports per stylist and per day.
Tips for the stylist on the card
The terminal can handle tips, so the client adds an amount on top without cash. The amount goes into the same payout that lands in your account the next banking day.
Quiet weeks cost no extra
No monthly minimum and 0 kr. setup. The rate follows what you turn over, so a quiet week in July costs less than December.
What would it cost your hairdresser?
A concrete quote on your own figures within 24 hours on weekdays. No setup fee and no monthly minimum.
A till and terminal for a day of cuts, colour and walk-ins
The chair must not stand empty
A hairdresser’s day is built from appointments at the chair. Each stylist has their own schedule, and a client who stands up should pay in seconds, so the next appointment starts on time. With the POS at reception and the terminal at the chair you take the card where the client sits: contactless, chip and PIN and MobilePay in one device. A walk-in who drops into a free slot can pay just as quickly as everyone else. The payout lands in your account the next banking day.
A cash register that fits the trade
A digital cash register for a hair salon needs to do more than take an amount. Cuts, colour, treatments and products belong on the same receipt, punch cards need to be drawn down, and tips should be possible on the card. The till keeps track of it all and gives you an overview per stylist, so you can see what fills a busy Saturday. The receipt can be sent by SMS or email, so the client leaves right away, and the next visit can be booked in the same motion.
What it costs in a hair salon
A worked example for a salon taking cards all week. The terminal and the setup cost 0 kr., the till has a fixed monthly price, and the rest is the rate on what clients pay by card.
- Card turnover
- 1,5 mio. kr. a year
- Rate at that band
- 1,19 %
- SEJR Kasse Mini, card payment built in
- The first one is free with at least 1 million kr. in annual card turnover (worth 4,250 kr.). More cost 449 kr. a month.
- Terminal, service and replacement
- 0 kr.
- Setup and monthly minimum
- 0 kr.
Prices are ex VAT. On top of the rate sit interchange and the scheme fee, which pass through at cost and are not negotiable anywhere. The rate is 0,99 % at 2–5 mio. kr., 0,89 % at 5–10 mio. kr. and tailored above 10 mio. kr. Below 1 mio. kr. of annual card turnover we quote on your own figures. See the full price list
Guides for your trade
The longer answers, with the figures. All guides
Questions from your industry
More in all questions and answers, or call 70 60 30 86.
What does a POS system for a hair salon cost?
The terminal costs 0 kr. to set up and 0 kr. in subscription, and a till costs from 0 kr. a month, because the first SEJR Kasse Mini is free with at least 1 million kr. in annual card turnover. For a new business, your own estimate counts. The other tills cost from 149 kr. a month with SEJR Samlet, where you take card payments with SEJR and have a SEJR Konto, or from 399 kr. a month on its own. There is no monthly minimum. You pay one rate on card turnover: 1,19 % at 1–2 mio. kr. a year, 0,99 % at 2–5 mio. kr., 0,89 % at 5–10 mio. kr. and a tailored price above 10 mio. kr., plus interchange and the scheme fee at cost. Below 1 mio. kr. we quote on your own figures, within 24 hours on weekdays.
Can I make do with just a terminal, without a cash register?
Yes. The terminal works on its own and is delivered ready to use. If you later want a digital cash register with punch cards, treatments and reports, the POS can be added to the same agreement.
Can the client tip the stylist on the terminal?
Yes. The terminal can handle a tip, so the client adds an amount on top without carrying cash. The client taps, inserts or swipes the card, or pays with MobilePay. The amount goes into the same payout the next banking day.
Can the till handle punch cards and treatments?
Yes. The POS handles punch cards, single cuts, colour treatments and hair products on the same receipt, and you get reports per stylist and per day.
Can I take payment at the chair instead of at reception?
Yes. The mobile terminal goes around the salon with you, so the client pays where she is sitting. It runs on 4G and Wi-Fi and has battery for the whole working day. The next visit can be booked in the same motion.
Does the terminal take MobilePay?
Yes. Visa, Mastercard, MobilePay, Apple Pay and Google Pay. The client taps, inserts or swipes, and the terminal handles the rest.
What is the difference between a cash register and a POS for a hairdresser?
A cash register records the sale and adds it up. A POS system is a digital cash register where the receipt, the punch cards, the treatments, the reports and the card payment are one system. The difference shows at month end: the sale and the settlement carry the same figures, so the day reconciles without being counted up by hand.
Are there legal requirements for a POS in a hair salon?
The requirement for a digital sales registration system with SAF-T applies to selected trades, among them cafés, pizzerias, restaurants and kiosks, not hair salons as such. Personally owned businesses with more than 300.000 kr. in net turnover two years running must, however, keep digital books from 2026. The SEJR Pay till exports SAF-T and carries VAT and receipts with it, so both are covered whatever applies to you.
When does the salon get the money from card payments?
The payout lands in your account the next banking day. Tips on the card go into the same payout, so the day’s takings arrive together.
What happens if the terminal or the till breaks?
Service and replacement are included in the monthly price, also for the terminal at 0 kr. You call Danish support on weekdays 9–17, and we take care of the rest.
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Your hairdresser. Our payments.
Tell us briefly about your business, and a Danish adviser calls you with a concrete quote on your own figures. Free and without obligation.