Every
litre,
accounted
for.
The petrol pump software Indian dealers actually keep open all day. Close the shift in 90 seconds. A credit book that never loses a rupee. No enterprise theatre, no ₹1.2 lakh quote.
The small losses nobody
puts on the balance sheet.
A pump doesn't go broke from one big theft. It bleeds out through a thousand unclosed rows — a litre here, a credit there, a shift that never quite matched. Litro was built to catch every one of them.
The diary that eats your weekend.
Every Sunday you're reconciling paper shift books, arguing with pumpmen, guessing what Sandeep paid last Tuesday. It shouldn't take four hours to close a week.
Average dealer loss: ₹8,000–₹18,000 / month in untracked credit.The ₹1.2 lakh quote that never called back.
Enterprise vendors promise the moon, demo a heavy dashboard, and then disappear after implementation. You end up back in Excel. They kept the fee.
Typical enterprise plan: ₹1,20,000+ per year per pump.The pumpman shortage you can't prove.
You know someone's short. You just can't point at it. Without per-shift variance trends, it's your word against theirs — and it's your cash that's missing.
Variance detected: typically within 2 shifts on Litro.The tanker trip that silently lost money.
Freight up, commission down, evaporation at 28°C. Each trip has a P&L but nobody runs the number. By the time you notice, it's been three months.
Hidden trip loss: ₹400–₹1,200 per load on average.From sunrise to shift-close,
every number falls into place.
No setup consultant. No twenty-tab dashboard. Just the four moments of a pump day, each handled in under a minute.
Opening reading. One tap.
Pumpman logs in on any phone, punches the opening meter, and the shift is live. No paper. No photo uploads. No calling you at 6:40 to ask what pump he's on today.
Customers pay. The book writes itself.
Every credit, every UPI, every card — logged in the second it happens. No end-of-day guesswork. If Sandeep took ₹400 on credit at 10:42, it's in the book at 10:42.
Close in 90 seconds. Variance instantly visible.
Pumpman punches closing meters. Litro calculates litres sold, expected cash, actual cash, and flags the gap. If there's a short — you know before he leaves the premises.
One screen. The whole pump.
Sip your tea. Open Litro. Today's litres, today's revenue, who paid, who didn't, which pumpman ran short, what tomorrow's tanker costs. No spreadsheets, no calls, no stress.
Light on features.
Heavy on the ones that matter.
Every feature in Litro exists because a dealer asked for it — not because a product manager wanted a bigger slide.
Per-pumpman variance trends. The gap that tells the whole story.
Not today's short. Not one bad shift. The trend over 30 days — which pumpman is ₹40 short every Tuesday, whose Sunday always balances. The pattern nobody else will show you.
Credit book with aging buckets.
0–15 days. 16–30. 31–60. 60+. See who's drifting toward bad-debt. Send a WhatsApp reminder from inside the app.
90-second shift close.
Punch closing meter. Done. No math, no paper, no arguments.
Tanker trip P&L.
Freight, evaporation, commission — per load. Finally see which trips actually made you money.
Built for the owner's phone.
No installer. No IT guy. Open the app on any phone — pumpman, manager, owner. Everyone sees only what they should.
Analytics that answer a question, not just display a chart.
Period filter — today, week, month, custom. Revenue and litre trends overlayed. Creditor aging. Per-pumpman variance. Tanker P&L. Four panels. Every answer you actually ask.
Same job done.
Forty times less money.
There's a reason enterprise pump software charges six figures — it's priced for refineries, not dealers. Litro was built inside a pump, for a pump. Every unnecessary line was removed before the first rupee was charged.
| What you actually need | Paper diary Free |
Generic accounting ₹12k+/year |
Enterprise tools ₹1.2L+/year |
Litro₹3,000/year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 90-second shift close | ✕ | ✕ | Partial | ✓ |
| Per-pumpman variance trend | ✕ | ✕ | Extra module | ✓ Built-in |
| Credit book with aging buckets | ✕ | Manual | ✓ | ✓ |
| Tanker trip P&L | ✕ | ✕ | Custom quote | ✓ |
| Works on any phone · no install | — | Desktop only | Terminal required | ✓ |
| Setup cost | — | ₹5,000–15,000 | ₹40,000+ onboarding | ₹0 |
| Support in English + Hindi + Tamil | ✕ | English only | Ticket system | |
| Annual cost per pump | ₹0 + weekend losses |
₹12,000+ | ₹1,20,000+ | ₹3,000 |
The kind of price that
doesn't need a sales call.
No tiered packages. No per-user fees. No "contact sales for enterprise." One pump, one price, every feature.
- Unlimited shifts · unlimited pumpmen
- Full credit book with aging buckets
- Per-pumpman variance analytics
- Tanker trip P&L with freight + evap
- Owner dashboard · any phone
- WhatsApp support in 3 languages
- All future features · no upsell, ever
Built on Sunday calls,
not pitch decks.
First time in fifteen years my weekend isn't gone to shift books. Closed Sunday in twenty minutes instead of four hours.
The variance dashboard caught ₹4,200 in the first month. One pumpman was rounding down consistently. Paid for two years in two weeks.
Enterprise guys quoted me ₹1.6 lakh for a "custom" solution. I signed up to Litro on a Thursday morning and was live by lunch.
My dad ran this pump on paper for 30 years. He called me last week and said "how do I check today's credit on Litro?" That's when I knew we made it.
Finally someone who understood a pump isn't a hotel or a restaurant. Every feature earned its place. Nothing extra.
First time in fifteen years my weekend isn't gone to shift books. Closed Sunday in twenty minutes instead of four hours.
The variance dashboard caught ₹4,200 in the first month. One pumpman was rounding down consistently. Paid for two years in two weeks.
Enterprise guys quoted me ₹1.6 lakh for a "custom" solution. I signed up to Litro on a Thursday morning and was live by lunch.
My dad ran this pump on paper for 30 years. He called me last week and said "how do I check today's credit on Litro?" That's when I knew we made it.
Finally someone who understood a pump isn't a hotel or a restaurant. Every feature earned its place. Nothing extra.
Asked a hundred times.
Answered honestly.
Litro was designed for pumpmen who've never used an app before. Opening a shift is one tap. Closing is one tap. We've onboarded 62-year-olds with a broken phone screen and a feature phone attitude. If he can open WhatsApp, he can run Litro.
No. Litro runs on any phone or laptop with a browser. No DU integration, no custom terminal, no IT consultant. Meter readings are entered manually — which actually keeps your pumpman accountable, because the app doesn't let him edit yesterday's numbers.
Because we didn't build a sales team, a field force, or a boardroom. Litro was built inside an actual pump by people who run pumps. No enterprise overhead. No "solution architects." Just software that does its job, priced like a tool — not a trophy.
Your pump's data is isolated and encrypted. We never share, sell, or benchmark your numbers with anyone — not even anonymously. Your outlet's credit list, your variance, your revenue — stays yours. Full stop.
Nothing automatic. We don't take your card up front. After 14 days, if you want to continue, you pay ₹3,000 — one UPI transaction. If you don't, your data stays accessible for 30 days in read-only mode so you can export anything you need. No lock-in, no guilt trip.
Yes. Each pump is ₹3,000/year. Owner dashboard lets you switch between outlets and see them rolled up. Three outlets = ₹9,000/year total. Still less than one month of enterprise software.
Yes — Litro exports the standard daily sales, stock, and credit reports in formats that work for all three OMCs. What took an hour in the diary takes 10 seconds as a CSV or PDF download.
Accounting software is for the chartered accountant. Litro is for the owner. One tells you what happened last quarter for your GST return. The other tells you what's happening right now on Pump 2 in Shift 3. You need both. Most pump owners try to run one of them — and bleed money through the other.
Every litre, accounted for.
Every shift, closed.
Every Sunday, yours again.
Start the 14-day free trial. No card. No pitch call. No onboarding fee. Just open the app and punch your opening reading tomorrow morning.
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