Honest Comparison

Repoint vs Rinsed

This one isn't really apples to apples — and that's the point. Rinsed is a CRM layer that sits on top of the wash POS you already run. Repoint replaces the stack. Which is right depends on how attached you are to your current system.

Repoint
Rinsed
What it is
The full operating system — POS, kiosks, controller, memberships, CRM
A CRM & membership analytics layer on top of your existing wash POS
Requires
Nothing — it is the POS
An existing POS underneath (commonly DRB or similar)
Churn & analytics
Native — LTV, churn saves, card retries, and upsell triggers built in
Excellent dedicated churn and membership tooling
Total stack cost
One subscription for the whole platform
Rinsed subscription + your POS contract underneath
Hardware
Kiosks, Hub controller, lane tablets — sold direct
None — software layer only
Best for
Operators ready to modernize the whole stack in one move
Chains committed to their current POS who want better member analytics on top
Based on publicly available information as of 2026. Spot something outdated? Tell us and we'll fix it.

Choose Rinsed if…

You're locked into (or genuinely happy with) your current POS and want best-in-class membership analytics layered on top of it.

Choose Repoint if…

You'd rather fix the foundation than stack another subscription on it — one platform where the POS, kiosk, and membership analytics are the same system.

Common questions

Is Repoint a Rinsed replacement?

Functionally, yes — churn dashboards, card retries, LTV tracking, and win-back triggers are native to the platform, so there's no second subscription.

I use Rinsed on DRB today — what's the path?

We migrate members and history from your stack in one cutover — you end up with one system and one bill instead of two.

Will I lose my churn data?

No — member histories come across in migration, and Repoint's analytics pick up from day one.

Can I run Rinsed on top of Repoint?

There's no need — the jobs Rinsed does are built into Repoint's membership engine.