A boutique-first app that ships in Hindi as well as English, runs on Android and the web, and does not publish a price. Here is what it does, and what to check before you commit.

What NityaTailor Is
NityaTailor calls itself “India’s boutique operating system” and, more plainly on the same page, boutique management software and a mobile app for India. Its stated audience is tailors, boutique owners, alteration shops and small tailoring businesses.
It runs on the web and on Android, in English and Hindi. Its site offers a 30-day free trial in its own words, and a WhatsApp demo.
Read carefully, the pitch is not really about stitching. It is about the money: measurements at one end, collection at the other, and nothing lost in between. For a boutique carrying a lot of small balances, that is the right thing to be about.
What Its Own Site Says It Does
Read on 16 September 2026:
- Customer records — contact details, addresses, order history, and birthdays and anniversaries for follow-up.
- Reusable measurements — saved garment-wise, with notes and reference photos, reused on the next order. Voice input where available.
- Quick or detailed orders — a fast counter order, or a full one with several garments, delivery dates and production status.
- Photos and item-wise add-ons — design or fabric reference photos, plus extras such as lining and embroidery priced per item.
- Branded invoices — with payment history, advances and balances.
- WhatsApp templates and reminders — order and delivery messages to customers.
- Owner dashboard with AI Insights — today’s collection, new order value, overdue work, ready pickups and payment dues, with suggested priority actions.
Two things stand out. Item-wise add-ons is a detail most packages get wrong — lining, embroidery and fall stitching are separate charges on a real bill, and software that cannot record them quietly loses a boutique money every week. And birthdays and anniversaries on the customer record is a boutique idea, not a tailor-shop one; whether it earns its place depends on whether you would actually use it.
Judge each of these by whether your shop has the problem it solves, not by how long the list is.
What It Costs
Not published. On 16 September 2026 there was no pricing page on nityatailor.com and no pricing link on the homepage. The buttons are Start free, Start Your Free Trial Today and WhatsApp Demo.
The site does state a 30-day free trial. What it does not state is what happens on day 31, and that is the number you need before you put your customer list into it.
A word of caution when reading their homepage: it shows a sample bill with figures like ₹1,200 for lining and ₹2,950 as a total. Those are a demonstration invoice, not NityaTailor’s own prices. It is an easy thing to misread.
Where Juvee Is Different
Our prices are on the site. Juvee’s pricing page lists Basic free permanently, then Executive, Premium and Pro from ₹999 a month, or ₹10,190 a year. You can decide whether we fit your budget before a trial clock starts running.
On the free offer, the shapes are different and it is worth understanding which suits you. NityaTailor offers a 30-day trial of the full product. Juvee’s Basic plan is free permanently — limited to 10 customers, 20 orders a month and one staff login, but it does not expire. A trial suits you if you want everything for a month; a free plan suits you if you want to move slowly and never face a deadline.
On language, NityaTailor covers English and Hindi. Juvee’s AI voice assistant takes measurements spoken in English, Tamil, Hindi, Telugu, Kannada or Malayalam, which matters if your counter works in a southern language.
Where NityaTailor may suit you better: if you run a boutique rather than a tailor shop, and occasion-based follow-up and item-wise add-ons are how you actually earn, its product is shaped around exactly that.
What Neither Site Tells You, and You Should Ask
What is the price after the trial? Ask before you load your customer list, not on day 29.
Can I export my measurements? Ask what format, and ask to see a sample file.
How many staff logins are included? A boutique with three hands needs more than one.
Is there an iPhone app? NityaTailor’s site says web and Android; it does not mention iOS. Ask, if that is what you carry.
Do WhatsApp messages cost extra? Template messages are billed by WhatsApp itself. Ask who pays.
Who Each One Suits
NityaTailor suits you if
You run a boutique, you work in Hindi or English, you want item-wise add-ons priced properly on the bill, you like an owner dashboard that tells you what to chase today, and a month-long trial is enough to make up your mind.
Juvee suits you if
You want the price published before you start, you work in a southern language, you want measurements spoken rather than typed, or you would rather begin on a free plan with no expiry date and grow into a paid one.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does NityaTailor cost?
NityaTailor does not publish a price. As of 16 September 2026 there is no pricing page on its website. It advertises a 30-day free trial; the price after that comes from the company.
Is NityaTailor free?
It offers a 30-day free trial, not a permanently free plan. The figures shown on its homepage are a sample customer invoice, not the cost of the software.
Does NityaTailor work in Hindi?
Yes. Its site states English and Hindi support for Indian tailoring teams, and the site itself can be switched between the two.
Does NityaTailor have an iPhone app?
Its site describes web and Android. It does not mention iOS, so ask directly if you work from an iPhone.
What is the best tailoring software for a boutique in India?
It depends on whether your problem is the counter, the production floor or the collections. We keep an honest comparison on our best tailoring software page, with every price rechecked against the vendor’s own site.
Try Before You Decide
If you are a boutique, start NityaTailor’s trial — a month is enough to know. Then book a Juvee demo and ask both the same five questions above.
Or start on our free Basic plan, with no trial clock, and see how the work feels in your own boutique first.