What it costs
One price for the whole shop, sized to the shop.
A bigger plan is more people, not more features. Pay for the year and two months are free.
DecoBench Retail — For a print shop, selling to the person wearing the shirt.
Small
$299 a month
Up to 3 people, wherever they work.
$2,990 for the year — two months free — you get twelve and pay for 10.
Start on this plan →Standard
$499 a month
Up to 6 people, wherever they work.
$4,990 for the year — two months free — you get twelve and pay for 10.
Start on this plan →Large
$799 a month
Up to 10 people, wherever they work.
$7,990 for the year — two months free — you get twelve and pay for 10.
Start on this plan →DecoBench Contract — For a contract decorator, printing for other businesses.
Contract Start
$1,199 a month
Up to 6 people, wherever they work.
$11,990 for the year — two months free — you get twelve and pay for 10.
Start on this plan →Contract Standard
$1,799 a month
Up to 10 people, wherever they work.
$17,990 for the year — two months free — you get twelve and pay for 10.
Start on this plan →Contract Plus
$2,399 a month
Up to 15 people, wherever they work.
$23,990 for the year — two months free — you get twelve and pay for 10.
Start on this plan →Contract Scale
$2,999 a month
Up to 25 people, wherever they work.
$29,990 for the year — two months free — you get twelve and pay for 10.
Start on this plan →Contract Enterprise
$4,499 a month
As many people as you like.
$44,990 for the year — two months free — you get twelve and pay for 10.
Start on this plan →What both editions carry, from the first paid plan
OrdersWriting an order in secondsPricing a job for the customer to approveThe printed invoice off an orderThe pull sheet for an orderTaking your own orders with youOne order going to many addressesNames and numbers on the garmentsExtra services added to a jobRush jobsWho changed what on an orderInternal notes on a jobFiles kept on a jobLocking a finished jobThe customer list and the customer recordCustomers out to a spreadsheetThe people at a customerWho owns the customer, and how they are labelledA customer's account: what they owe and what they paidLetting a customer sign in for themselvesThe customer looking up their own ordersThe customer looking up their own artworkThe customer paying their own invoicesSending a proof out and tracking itThe signature, with the time, date and where it came fromA frozen copy of exactly what was signedThe signed record as one documentFollowing up on a proof nobody has signedKnowing whether they opened itA proof sent back with a reasonThe print and stitch rate cardPrice tiers customers sit onOne customer's own agreed pricesPrices for the extra servicesWarning when a quote's prices have gone staleThe garment catalogueWhat the suppliers have on the shelfThe shop's own garments, typed inThe artwork libraryArt numbersRetiring a piece, and bringing it backThe shop's note on a piece of artEvery order a piece has been onPress-ready files on a pieceTaking art files outThe screen-ready vectorSprint art and its numbersOnline store art in the libraryThe mockup designerThe designer bench
And 69 more on DecoBench Contract
Following up on goods that have not turned upDepartments inside one customerApplying for an account on the shop's own siteThe buy-for-resale declarationLetting a customer's own system talk to the shopThe customer's own quick-print historyThe customer placing their own orderThe customer building their own storeThe customer's own copy of the proofThe customer choosing extras on the proofStock trackingStock put aside for a jobEvery movement in and outBooking a delivery in at the back doorWhat the stock is worthScanning a whole pallet of boxes to one orderLoading the supplier's packing listMatching a delivery whose number is a digit offPrinting a sticker for every shirt on a store orderSplitting a delivery by how it gets decoratedRefusing more than the order asked forThe wrong garments turned upScanning each piece on an online store orderTicking each print off the piece as it is doneShipping opening by itself when the last print is doneThe bulk packing listMaking a job wait until its boxes are pulledWho is on each jobReal minutes clocked straight off the boardThe print files for a jobSending work back and undoing a finished stepGanging the day's transfers onto one sheetFinishing an order and marking it out the door
KitAlly stores, on their own terms
No add-ons. No bill per login.
What others charge extra forTheir published priceDecoBench
Online stores Printavo$109 a monthKitAlly stores on every DecoBench Contract plan Each person past five Printavo$19 a monthOne price for the shop, by size Each add-on on Standard DecoNetwork$10 a monthNo add-ons to switch on Start on the free one and move when you outgrow it.
Text on a design
Opening the file a customer sent
Colours and the order they print
The file the press runs from, for clipart and text
Print spots on a product the shop typed in
The clipart library
The ready-made clipart every shop gets
The blank garment library
Bringing garments in from a distributor
Finished, set aside and taken out
Putting a whole brand down at once
The shop's own garment photographs
Every colour of a garment on one page
The shop's own products
Measuring and marking a garment
Marking the shop's own products, colour by colour
Checking marks that are already on
The shop's own names for its marks
Saved sets of marks
Print locations
The ink and thread library
Looking the shop's colours up
Counting the ink and thread on the shelf
Colours that need re-ordering
Ordering blanks and raising purchase orders
The printed order sheet you send the supplier
Buying the blanks on their own at the moment the terms name
Ordering garments straight from the supplier
Following up on what a supplier has not confirmed
What a supplier still owes
Choosing which house a blank is bought from
Buying the shirts a store order needs
Booking a carton in by hand
Scanning a delivery in with the gun
A scanned tracking number finding its own order
Saying where a carton was put away
A scannable label for every box
Taking a receipt back off
Holding a job on the floor until its goods are in
Scanning boxes out of storage onto the floor
Tasks
Work held back until it is ready to run
The steps the shop runs, and what makes one job
The schedule
The schedule filling itself in
The turnaround the shop promises
Online store work on the floor
The shipping desk and buying labels
Invoices
Invoices raised on their own
What's owed
Following up on an unpaid invoice
What came in
Taking a card and refunding it
Card disputes and chargebacks
The money dashboard
The QuickBooks hand-off
The shop's figures against QuickBooks
The record of what the app sent out
The holidays the shop observes
Your teammates
Giving somebody a way to sign in
Which departments a person works in
Job titles and what each one may do
Closing a screen to a job title
Your own corner
Setting the shop up
The accounts the shop connects to
Inviting a client into your network
The help articles
Messages and the bell
Sprint
Email marketing
Booked walkthroughs
How long each step takes
The presses and machines work is planned against
How much the shop can run in a day
A department saying it is finished with an order
Being told before a job misses its date
A packing slip for every box
The boxes packed for you
Live carrier prices before you buy
Boxes that go out in the client's name
Postage billed to somebody else's carrier account
Reports that send themselves
Credit on a customer's account
The shop's own bills
Bills that repeat
The supplier's invoice kept with the bill
Overhead against job spend
Billing a company for its store
The business at a glance
Job costing, including labour
The staff record for every person
What each person is paid
Pay periods and the overtime rule
Handbook and policy sign-offs
Write-ups and kudos on a person's record
Time-off policies
Asking for time off
Approving or denying time off
Time-off balances and the running record
The time clock
Timesheets and the payroll preview
Approving time somebody typed in
What worked hours cost a job
Real time captured against a job
Running a timer for somebody else
Who is working which day
Offering decoration to KitAlly subscribers in the network