- Free US shipping
- 30-day money-back
$100 short at closing? This is for you.
NoRecount Print-Ready Kit
Drop in the whole drawer unsorted, and read one exact dollar total. It reads what every bill is worth, so you count once and go home.
- Drop in mixed $1 to $100 bills, no sorting first
- Read the exact dollar total, not just a bill count
- UV, magnetic and infrared checks on every bill
- Customer display included: one total you both see
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We had somebody try to pay with a fake $100 last year so the counterfeit feature was a must for me.”
What's in the box
- NoRecount mixed-bill money counter
- Customer display
- Power cord (US plug)
- Manual in English
Specifications
- Counting mode
- Mixed-bill value counting (MDC)
- US bills
- $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100
- Currencies
- USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, MXN (CUR key)
- Counterfeit checks
- Ultraviolet (UV), magnetic ink (MG), infrared (IR)
- Error detection
- Size, half-note, chained-note and double-note
- Breakdown
- DETAIL key: how many of each bill
- Display
- 3.5-inch color screen + external customer display
- Printing
- PRINT key for a receipt printer (in the Print-Ready Kit)
- Sound
- Quiet mode turns the beeps off
- Power
- US plug, 110 V
- Warranty
- 1 year, parts and workmanship
- Returns
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Shipping
- Free US shipping, 5–10 business days
If you close out the drawer
The drawer is $100 short, and nobody can explain it.
It's 2 AM in the back office of a bar. Or it's the deli counter after the gate comes down. The register says one number, and the cash says $100 less.
So you count it again, because your name is on the sheet. The second count doesn't match either. Then a worse question creeps in: did somebody take it?
Here's what's really going on. Every close is two jobs, and both are done by hand. First you sort every bill into piles, and then you add the piles up.
Almost every mistake happens inside those two jobs. A $5 hides in the $1s, or two new bills stick together. A recount can't fix it, because it repeats both jobs with the same tired person.
A basic bill counter doesn't fix it either, because it only counts paper. One buyer of a basic counter put it plainly: “Only downfall is you have to separate by value and run each denomination separately.”
Take the sorting and the adding off whoever counts the drawer, and the recount goes away.
How NoRecount ends the recount
Your counter counts paper. NoRecount counts money.
Most counters tell you how many bills. NoRecount tells you how much money, because it reads what every bill is worth.
Step 1: Drop in the drawer, all mixed
Pull out the clips and rubber bands, and square the stack. The $1s, $5s, $20s and $100s stay mixed, so nobody sorts a single pile.
Step 2: It reads and adds every bill
As each bill feeds through, NoRecount reads its value and adds it to the total. It also checks every bill with UV, magnetic and infrared sensors.
Step 3: Read one exact dollar total
The screen shows the bill count and the exact dollar total. Press DETAIL to see how many of each bill made that total.
Both jobs now happen inside the machine, so it's as sharp at 2 AM as at 9 AM.
Your first close with NoRecount
It's 2 AM, and the drawer gets counted exactly once.
The stools are up, and the crew is grabbing their coats. You carry the drawer to the back office, 300 singles and all.
You pull off the rubber bands and drop in the whole stack, still mixed. The bills flip through, and the screen settles on one dollar total.
You press DETAIL and copy each line onto the closing sheet. The bartender closing with you reads the same total on the second screen.
There's no second count, because nobody sorted or added a thing. You sign your name, lock the office and walk out with the crew.
Your name still goes on the sheet. But now the number isn't your tired math.
Side by side
How many bills, or how much money?
A basic counter shows 214 and stops there, so you still sort and add. NoRecount shows what those bills are worth in dollars.
By basic counter, we mean one that counts bills but can't read their value.
Black Friday
Get the counter that counts money.
NoRecount is $249.95 instead of $500.00 until Friday, Nov 27 at 11:59 PM ET. The customer display is in the box, and US shipping is free.
Sale price: $269.95
Regular price: $616.90SAVE $250
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- Arrives in 5–10 business days
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Who it's for
If you count a cash drawer at night, this is for you.
More small bills mean more piles to sort and more math that can slip. Running two registers? Get 2 for $379.95.
Bars and restaurants
You close out at 2 AM, and your name is on the sheet. Count once and catch your crew at the diner.
Delis and bodegas
A day of coffee and sandwiches leaves a brick of $1s and $5s. It goes in unsorted after the gate comes down.
Hair salons
You stop adding up the day's tips on your phone. The cash goes in, and NoRecount does the math.
Laundromats
A week of small bills goes in mixed, with no sorting first. DETAIL gives you the numbers for the bank slip.
Food trucks
You count the day's cash before you drive the truck home. The whole cash box goes in, with no sorting on the dash.
Vending routes and markets
You walk up to the teller with the slip already filled out. Nobody sorts singles on the kitchen table anymore.
Fake bills
A suspect bill stops the count tonight, not at the bank.
Someone pays with a $100 at midnight, while the bar is three deep. If a fake slips into the drawer, you hear about it at the bank. By then, your name is on a deposit that came up short.
Each bill passes 3 sensors as it feeds through, so checking takes no extra step. When a bill fails a check, the count stops right on that bill.
You pull that bill out right there, before anything goes in the bag. You set it aside, and the owner sees it before the bank does.
- Every bill gets UV, magnetic and infrared checks
- The count stops on any bill that fails a check
- It also spots wrong-size, half and stuck bills
We won't tell you it catches every fake, because no counter can. NoRecount checks every bill 3 ways and stops on the ones that don't pass.
Customer display included
At shift change, you both watch the same total come up.
It's 11 PM at the deli, and the night cashier is taking over. You count the drawer, she counts it again, and she gets $40 less. Now there are two numbers, and you're both wondering who took the $40.
NoRecount comes with a second screen, the customer display, that faces the other person. It shows the same bill count and the same dollar total as your screen.
So you run the drawer once, she watches the total come up, and you both sign. If it's still short, you both know it wasn't the math.
- In the box, not an add-on
- Shows the same count and the same total
- Faces your cashier, your closer or your customer
Two screens show one number, so nobody has to ask who took what.
The bank slip and the closing sheet
Press DETAIL and copy the bank slip right off the screen.
The deposit slip wants to know how many of each bill you have. By hand, that means counting every pile again and writing it down.
After the count, press DETAIL to see how many of each bill went through. You copy the $1s, $5s, $20s and $100s straight onto the slip.
Want it on paper? Press PRINT with a receipt printer hooked up. The Print-Ready Kit is $269.95, only $20 more than the counter alone.
- DETAIL shows how many of each bill for the slip
- PRINT sends the count to a receipt printer
- Quiet mode turns the beeps off at the counter
- It counts 5 currencies: USD, EUR, GBP, CAD and MXN
The math for the bank slip is done before you pick up the pen.
The details
Here's what's in the box and what it does.
In the box
- NoRecount mixed-bill money counter
- Customer display, at no extra cost
- Power cord with a US plug
- Manual in English
Receipt printer sold separately or in the Print-Ready Kit.
Specifications
- Bills it reads
- $1, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100, mixed in one stack
- Mixed-bill mode
- MDC: reads the value of every bill in a mixed stack
- Main screen
- 3.5-inch color screen with bill count and dollar total
- Breakdown
- DETAIL key shows how many of each bill
- Fake bill checks
- UV (ultraviolet), MG (magnetic) and IR (infrared) on every bill
- Suspect bills
- The count stops on a bill that fails a check
- Other checks
- Wrong size, half bills, stuck bills and chained bills
- Customer display
- Separate screen, included, shows the same count and total
- Currencies
- USD, EUR, GBP, CAD and MXN, switched with the CUR key
- Printing
- PRINT key for a receipt printer, sold separately or in the kit
- Sound
- Quiet mode turns the beeps off
- Power
- US plug, 110 V
- Warranty
- 1 year, parts and workmanship
- Returns
- 30-day money-back guarantee, from delivery
- Shipping
- Free US shipping, arrives in 5–10 business days
The cost of the recount
What does the recount cost you each year?
A 20-minute recount, 5 nights a week, adds up to about 87 hours a year. Change the numbers to match your own closes and your own pay.
87Hours spent recounting per year
$631What those hours cost per year
That's $631 a year. NoRecount is $269.95 once, so it pays for itself in about 23 weeks.
An example to adjust to your store. $7.25 is the federal minimum wage. It counts recount time only, not fake bills or short drawers.
30 Daymoney-back
Try it on your real drawers
Give it 30 days of real closes, then decide.
You have 30 days from delivery to try NoRecount on your real closes. Put your busiest Friday through it, and the slow Tuesday too. If you're still recounting, or you just don't like it, send it back.
You get the product price back, and the return shipping is on you. If it's faulty, damaged or the wrong item, the return shipping is on us.
On top of that, a 1-year warranty covers parts and workmanship. If a covered part fails, we repair or replace your NoRecount.
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30-day money-back
Try it on your real drawers for 30 days from delivery.
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1-year warranty
It covers parts and workmanship. We repair or replace it.
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Free US shipping
It arrives in 5–10 business days, with tracking by email.
Questions
You'll want these answers before you order.
Here is how shipping works, what you get and how you're covered.
Do I have to sort the bills first?
No, and that's the whole point of NoRecount. Drop in $1, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 bills together, in any order. It reads the value of each bill and does the adding for you. Just take off the rubber bands and clips, and smooth out bent corners first.
Will it catch fake bills?
Each bill passes 3 sensors on its way through: ultraviolet, magnetic and infrared. When a bill fails a check, the count stops right on that bill. To be honest, no counter catches every fake bill out there. NoRecount checks each bill 3 ways and stops on the ones that don't pass. Check any bill it stops on by hand.
Will it stop on my old, worn-out bills?
It can, because old, torn or badly worn bills can trip a sensor. That stop doesn't prove the bill is fake, so check it by hand. Set badly damaged bills aside for the bank, and run the rest of the stack.
What if it jams?
Before you count, take off paper clips and rubber bands, and smooth out bent corners. Square up the stack so the bills sit flat and even. Count taped, torn or wet bills by hand instead. If it jams, clear the stuck bills and run them again. If it keeps jamming on flat, normal bills, the 1-year warranty covers it.
What's the second screen for?
That's the customer display, and it comes in the box at no extra cost. You point it at the other person, and it shows the same count and total. Use it at shift change, at tip-out or when the owner wants to watch. That way, nobody has to take your word for the number.
Can it print the count?
Yes. Connect a receipt printer and press PRINT, and the count prints out. Staple it to the closing sheet, and the owner has it in writing. The Print-Ready Kit is $269.95, only $20 more than the counter alone. It adds the printer, paper and a counterfeit pen.
Does it count other currencies?
Yes, it handles 5 currencies: US dollars, euros, British pounds, Canadian dollars and Mexican pesos. Press the CUR key to switch from one currency to another. That helps if customers sometimes pay you in pesos or Canadian dollars.
Is it loud?
Switch on quiet mode, and the counter stops beeping while it counts. You can run a stack at the register with customers still shopping.
How do I keep it clean?
The sensors read every bill, so it's worth keeping them clean. Unplug the counter first, then wipe the sensors with a cleaning sponge. Cover it when you're done, so dust stays off the sensors overnight. The Care Kit has a dust cover and sensor sponges for $9.95.
When will it get here?
It arrives in 5–10 business days, and US shipping is free. You get a tracking number by email as soon as it ships. Free shipping has no minimum, so a single counter ships free.
What if I don't like it?
You have 30 days from delivery to try it on your real drawers. If it's not for you, return it, and we refund the product price. You pay the return shipping, unless it's faulty, damaged or not what you ordered. In those cases, we pay for the return shipping. To start a return, use the contact form at the bottom of this page.
What if it breaks?
Your NoRecount has a 1-year warranty that covers parts and workmanship. If a covered part fails, we repair or replace your counter. Reach us through the contact form at the bottom of this page.
Still have a question? Send us a message with the form at the bottom of this page.
Black Friday
Short at closing? Count it once and trust the total.
NoRecount is $249.95 instead of $500.00, with free US shipping. The customer display is in the box, and you get 30 days to try it. Running two registers? Get 2 for $379.95.
Sale price: $269.95
Regular price: $616.90SAVE $250
Ends Friday, Nov 27 at 11:59 PM ET
0Days 00Hrs 00Min 00SecBlack Friday is over.
- Free US shipping
- Arrives in 5–10 business days
- 30-day money-back