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The CashSheet Pilot: Workbooks, POS & Back Office Free for 3 Months

By CashSheet Team··4 min read
The CashSheet Pilot: Workbooks, POS & Back Office Free for 3 Months

Three months free, for every new workspace

Every new CashSheet workspace now starts with 1 month of full access to Workbooks, Point of Sale, and Back Office — free. Not a feature-limited preview: the full products.

Why? Because we've spent the year building, and the fastest way to make these products great is to put them in front of businesses running real shifts, real drawers, and real month-ends. Pilot feedback goes straight into the roadmap — and into the pricing we announce at the end.

What's included

  • CashSheet Workbooks — the spreadsheet-database for cash management: typed columns, money exact to the cent, formulas, relations, views, dashboards, automations, and one-click cash sheet templates. Every plan tier is free during the pilot, including Premium's 100,000 rows per worksheet and unlimited automation runs.
  • Point of Sale & Back Office — registers and counter sales up front; inventory, purchase orders, vendor pricing and per-register cash-up in the back. One CashSheet account covers it, with per-organization data isolation enforced at the database.
  • Onboarding support — we help you load your master data and get to your first live shift.

CutSheet, our LP-based production planning system for protein processors, isn't part of the standard pilot — every CutSheet deployment is scoped and priced individually. Talk to us if that's the one you're here for.

What we ask in return

Use it for real work, and tell us the truth. What's confusing, what's missing, what's broken, what made your day shorter. That's the entire price of admission. Pilot participants also get preferential rates when paid plans launch.

What happens when your trial ends

Three months after your workspace is created, you add a payment method and pick a plan to keep both products. If you don't, nothing gets deleted or locked — your workspace moves to the free Workbooks tier, your data stays accessible, and everything exports to CSV or Excel whenever you want it. If a paid plan isn't for you, you leave with your data, no questions asked.

How to join

Create your account at accounts.cashsheet.com/signup — a two-minute flow: verify your email, name your organization, and you're in. One account covers Workbooks, POS, and Back Office. The plans page has the full breakdown of tiers and pilot terms.

Three months, the whole platform, zero dollars. Come count some cash with us.

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