Free tool, no account
How much a fiscal register costs you
Enter the prices from an offer for a classic register with a device, pick a Tezga plan and see the difference over 1, 3 and 5 years. The numbers in the fields are only an example: replace them with your own.
In a location the law requires an L-PFR in addition to the V-PFR, so its price is added to Tezga.
How the calculator counts
Classic register: the device price times the number of registers, once at the start, plus maintenance per register for each year. If you replace the device before the period ends, add that purchase to maintenance too.
Tezga: the regular price of the chosen plan from the price list, without temporary promotions, converted to a year. Tezga is paid per company: the same account works on several phones, tablets and computers.
L-PFR: under the Law on Fiscalization (Article 6, paragraph 4), anyone selling in a business location must have an L-PFR (local processor) in addition to the V-PFR in every location. A classic register with a device usually already has it built in, while an online register does not. That is why its price is added on Tezga's side. Tezga works with an approved L-PFR but does not sell it, so enter the price from your supplier's offer. More about it in the Fiscalization guide.
The security element (a Tax Administration certificate) is needed by both registers, so it is not part of the comparison. A printer is not required with Tezga.
This Tezga does on its own
A register on the phone you already have
Tezga does not require buying a fiscal device or a service contract: you issue a fiscal receipt from a phone, tablet or computer, and the subscription is paid per company, not per device.
