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SiteHair · Malaysia

TunaiPOS alternative for commission-first hair salons

TunaiPOS serves Malaysian merchants who need local payments and POS hardware workflows. Hair salons evaluating a TunaiPOS alternative usually need stylist tiers, assistant splits, and month-end lock—SiteHair connects those to every closed ticket.

Key takeaways

  • Salon-native commission instead of generic POS exports
  • DuitNow, card, cash on tickets that feed payroll
  • Booking → arrived → checkout → commission in one flow
  • MyInvois-ready drafts from the same sale

Common pain points

  • Local POS without hair-salon commission rules
  • Hardware-first stacks still need Excel for stylist pay
  • No package redemption tied to stylist revenue
  • Compliance and payroll on separate tools

How it works

  1. 01

    Map commission plans

    Write cliff tiers (e.g. 10% / 15%) and assistant splits before switching.

  2. 02

    Pilot front desk

    Run real appointments and POS for one week on SiteHair.

  3. 03

    Close first period

    Lock commission, export CSV, train owners on reports.

SiteHair vs TunaiPOS (local merchant POS)

AspectTunaiPOS (local merchant POS)SiteHair
Primary focusMalaysia merchant POS & paymentsHair salon ops: booking, POS, commission
Stylist commissionTypically external / manualBuilt-in tiers from every closed ticket
Salon packagesVaries / retail-stylePrepaid packages redeemed on POS
AppointmentsNot the core productCalendar tied to checkout and reminders
MyInvoisMerchant compliance pathSalon ticket → MyInvois-ready document

Choosing a TunaiPOS alternative for hair salons

Local POS brands matter for DuitNow and merchant familiarity. A TunaiPOS alternative for hair salons should still win on stylist payroll accuracy—otherwise you pay twice: once for POS, once for staff time rebuilding commission.

SiteHair keeps payments local-friendly while making commission the system of record for Malaysian hair salons.

FAQ

Stop closing commission with spreadsheets

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