A shopVOX alternative

What we found on shopVOX (Nov 2026)

• Plans priced per shop plus per user
• E-commerce and inventory sold as add-ons with setup fees

Where Dyenzo differs

• Stores, designer and stock included
• Garment supplier catalogues and ordering
• Names, numbers and rosters

shopVOX in short

shopVOX is shop management software for sign, print and apparel businesses. It handles pricing, quotes, online proofing, job management and invoicing, and it syncs with accounting packages. It is popular with sign shops, and it can price by square foot as well as by piece. shopVOX comes in two plans, Express for smaller shops and PRO for larger ones, with a set of paid add-ons. If your shop makes signs, banners and vehicle wraps as well as garments, shopVOX is built for that mix. Dyenzo is built only for decorated apparel and teamwear, so it goes deeper on garments, stores and the online designer.

How shopVOX plans are built (November 2026)

shopVOX prices each plan as a base fee for the shop plus a fee for each user. Express has no onboarding fee and a free 14-day trial. PRO adds sales leads and CRM, advanced integrations and premium support, with onboarding packages and a demo with an account manager rather than a trial. Several features are add-ons with their own monthly fee: e-commerce (priced per 100 orders, with a setup fee), inventory management (with a setup fee and training), webhooks, multi-currency, service jobs and others. Express includes QuickBooks Online, Xero and, for the UK and Ireland, Sage One. Prices are in US dollars for North American accounts. See shopvox.com/pricing for current figures.

Dyenzo and shopVOX side by side

Where shopVOX is strong

• One system for quote to payment across signs, print and apparel.
• Square foot pricing for signs and banners, alongside garment pricing.
• Accounting sync with QuickBooks Online, Xero and Sage One.
• An Express plan with no onboarding fee and a free trial.
• Free scheduling users on PRO for staff who do not need to sign in.

Built only for garments

A general print shop system has to cover every kind of job. Dyenzo starts from the garment. Every product has colours and sizes, and every order line is a size run. Price grids work out each line from the quantity, the number of colours, the print location and the stitch count. Supplier feeds bring in blanks, costs and stock from S&S Activewear, SanMar, BTC Activewear, Ralawise and others, and staff are warned when a size has fewer in stock than the quote asks for. Each decoration method has its own rules for art, sizes and colours, with ready-made settings for DTF and other common methods.

Stores, website and designer in the box

In shopVOX, selling online is an add-on. In Dyenzo it is part of the system. Build your shop's website with the website builder, then open team, school, company and fundraising stores as sub-sites. Customers can design their own garments in the 2D designer, or build a full team kit in the 3D kit designer, and the order arrives with print-ready files. Shopify orders and marketplace orders from Etsy, Amazon, eBay and TikTok Shop come into the same order list.

Names, numbers and team kit

Teamwear orders come with rosters. Dyenzo keeps each player's name, number and size with the design on the order, so the print files carry the right name for each piece. Player packs let a club sell a shirt, shorts and socks as one item under a player's name. Sublimated kits made in the 3D kit designer produce graded panel files for each size, so the floor does not redraw anything.

Production for a decorating floor

Each order splits into jobs by decoration method, or by print location if you prefer. Jobs move across a production board by stage, and the production calendar shows what each station has booked against its minutes per day. Print a job ticket with a barcode, and scan it with a USB scanner or a phone camera to move the job on. DTF gang sheets are laid out for you from the approved art, and DST and EXP embroidery files are read for stitch count, size and a preview in your thread colours.

UK shops

Dyenzo was built for UK and US shops from the start. UK VAT is worked out on every quote, order and invoice, including zero-rated children's sizes. Prices are in pounds, paperwork can print on A4, and UK suppliers such as Ralawise and BTC Activewear are among the supplier feeds. A US shop gets US sales tax through TaxJar and US Letter paperwork.

Who should stay on shopVOX

If a large part of your work is signs, banners, wraps or installs, shopVOX covers that and Dyenzo does not aim to. If your work is garments, team kit and online stores, Dyenzo is shaped around it.

Facts about shopVOX come from their own site and public reviews, checked in November 2026. Plans and prices change, so check their site for today's details.