Comparison
CueBill vs Cuetronix
Both serve snooker clubs and gaming cafes in India — but they take different approaches. Here's an honest look.
Cuetronix (by Cuephoria Tech) is an all-in-one gaming-billing platform that leans into extras like online bookings and staff payroll & attendance, with Razorpay/UPI payments. It publishes plans (around ₹999–₹3,999/month) with a 14-day trial.
CueBill is built to be the fast, affordable choice for small clubs: a native Android app (plus web), snooker-native frame billing, PlayStation per-controller charges, and a clear price of ₹399/month — no sales call to find out the cost.
| Feature | CueBill | Cuetronix |
|---|---|---|
| Native Android app | Announced | |
| Works in a web browser | ||
| Public, self-serve pricing | ₹399/mo | ₹999–₹3,999/mo |
| Per-minute, per-game & frame billing | Time billing | |
| PlayStation per-controller charges | Not stated | |
| Canteen + inventory | ||
| Khata / pay-later & advances | Not stated | |
| UPI payments | ||
| Online bookings | Not included (by design) | |
| Staff payroll & attendance | ||
| Server-gated data protection (Row-Level Security) | ||
| Free trial | 14 days | 14 days |
Cuetronix details from its public website (cuetronix.com / Cuephoria Tech), 2026. Features evolve — verify current specs with the vendor.
Choose Cuetronix if…
- • You want built-in online bookings for tables/stations.
- • You need staff payroll & attendance inside the same tool.
- • You run a mixed gaming café spanning turf, console and PC in one suite.
Choose CueBill if…
- • You want a native Android app and to see the price before you commit.
- • You bill snooker by the frame and charge per PlayStation controller.
- • You want Khata, UPI and a canteen without booking/payroll bloat.
- • You'd rather start in minutes than sit through a sales demo.
Bottom line: Cuetronix suits venues that specifically want bookings and payroll in one suite. For a small club that wants fast, affordable, snooker-and-console billing with pricing upfront, CueBill is the simpler fit.
Setting the record straight on security
You may have read a claim that CueBill "exposes database credentials" in its app. Here's the factual picture — and it's true of every modern app, including websites that make this very claim.
The claim
- • The app contains a Supabase key and Google API keys.
- • So anyone can extract them and read members' data.
- • Therefore it's unsafe for khata and phone numbers.
The reality
- • It's a publishable key — public by design, not a database credential.
- • Every table is guarded by server-side Row-Level Security; the key alone reads nothing sensitive.
- • The secret key never ships in the app; sessions live in the phone's hardware keystore.
A publishable key inside an app is standard practice — every Supabase or Firebase app ships one. Read the full security breakdown →
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