About Cashier Point

In this game, you take on the role of a cashier at a store, where the main task is to calculate and return the correct change to the customer. The game is designed to test both your math skills and speed under pressure. Objective: The main goal is to return the correct change as quickly as possible. The game becomes increasingly challenging as the amounts get larger and the time to make the change decreases. The faster you are, the higher your score will be.

How to play

Read the price of the items and the amount of money the customer hands over, then quickly calculate the difference in your head. Use the on-screen coins and bills to assemble the exact change, dragging or tapping denominations until the total matches what the customer is owed. You clear a round by giving the right amount before the timer runs out, then move on to more complex totals.

Tips and tricks

Break each total into easy parts: first round to the nearest whole number, then add smaller coins to finish the exact amount. Get comfortable with common combinations of notes and coins so you can build them without thinking, like turning a larger bill into several smaller ones plus change. If the timer is tight, aim for a correct solution even if it uses more pieces instead of hunting for the absolute minimum number of coins.

Why this game works well at school or work

Cashier Point turns everyday mental arithmetic into short, focused challenges that fit neatly between tasks. It quietly reinforces addition, subtraction and money handling skills without needing a calculator or textbook. Because it runs in the browser and uses simple tap or click controls, it is easy to open on school computers or office machines for a quick maths warm-up.