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Orderry alternative for UK repair shops: SlickCell compared

Price in pounds, where the data is held, how the trial starts and how used devices are taxed, with every Orderry fact taken from its own pages and dated.

Looking for an Orderry alternative for a UK repair shop? SlickCell is repair shop software and POS for shops that repair and sell electronics: repair tickets, the till, invoices, stock tracked by IMEI or serial number, trade-ins, supplier ordering, staff rotas and reports in one web app, hosted in London. Orderry describes itself as an all-in-one platform for small business, priced in US dollars from $69 a month, and its privacy policy says personal information is stored in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Orderry pricing, as published on its own site on 25 September 2026, is in the table below.

At a glance

Orderry pricing and SlickCell pricing

Orderry facts are taken from its own pages on 25 September 2026, with sources below.

SlickCell and Orderry compared on price, currency, adding people and places, trial and where data is held.
DifferenceSlickCellOrderry
Entry price£39 a month, excluding VATStartup from $69 a month, three employees included
Currency and VATPounds, VAT stated on every priceUS dollars, sales tax excluded
Adding people and placesPlans by team size and locations; each extra branch priced per monthExtra employees $6 a month and an extra location $49 a month on Startup
Starting a trialSign up online: 14 days, no cardFree 7-day trial, no credit card
Where your data is heldDatabase hosted in London, on every planPrivacy policy: stored in Council Bluffs, Iowa, North America
Four differences

Why UK repair shops choose SlickCell

Priced in pounds, with VAT stated
Starter is £39 a month, Professional £59 and Supplier Pro £99, excluding VAT, with every feature on every plan. Orderry's pricing page quotes US dollars, excluding sales tax.
Your shop's database is in London
SlickCell's database is hosted in London on every plan, encrypted in transit and at rest, and sealed per shop by row-level security. Orderry's privacy policy says personal information is stored in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
The VAT margin scheme, per unit
Every used device is its own unit with its own IMEI or serial and purchase cost, so a margin-scheme sale is taxed on that unit's own margin and reported apart from standard-rated sales.
Fourteen days to try it, with no card
Sign up, pick a plan and the trial starts straight away with every feature on. There is no card to enter, and when it ends you choose a plan or stop.

How this was checked

Every statement this page makes about Orderry, with where it came from and when it was checked. Prices and terms change: if anything here has gone out of date, write to us and we will correct it.

1.Orderry's homepage title describes it as an "All-in-One Platform for Small Business".

Source: https://orderry.com/

Checked: 2026-09-25

2.Orderry's pricing page lists Startup from $69 a month with three employees included, Business from $99 and Enterprise from $199, in US dollars and excluding sales tax, and a free 7-day trial with no credit card required.

Source: https://orderry.com/pricing

Checked: 2026-09-25

3.On Orderry's Startup plan, extra employees are listed at $6 a month and an extra location at $49 a month, up to 15 employees.

Source: https://orderry.com/pricing

Checked: 2026-09-25

4.Orderry's privacy policy states that personally identifying information is collected, used, disclosed, transferred within Council Bluffs, Iowa, North America and stored by Orderry.

Source: https://orderry.com/privacy-policy

Checked: 2026-09-25

5.Orderry's privacy policy names Orderry as a limited liability partnership registered in the United Kingdom, number OC426588, at 7 Bell Yard, London.

Source: https://orderry.com/privacy-policy

Checked: 2026-09-25

6.Orderry publishes a comparison page headed "RepairDesk vs. Orderry: Which Is Best for Electronics Repair Shops?".

Source: https://orderry.com/repairdesk-vs-orderry-20348/

Checked: 2026-09-25

Questions

What shops ask before switching from Orderry

SlickCell. It is priced in pounds from £39 a month with every feature on every plan, handles UK VAT including the margin scheme per unit, tracks every device by IMEI or serial, keeps its data in London, and you can start the 14-day trial yourself with no card.

Orderry's pricing page lists Startup from $69 a month, Business from $99 and Enterprise from $199, in US dollars excluding sales tax (checked 25 September 2026). SlickCell: Starter is £39 a month, Professional £59 and Supplier Pro £99, excluding VAT, with every feature on every plan.

Yes. Parts, accessories and devices import from CSV with a preview of exactly what will be written before anything is saved. Most shops finish open repairs on the old system and start new work in SlickCell from go-live.

No. You create the account, choose a plan and use every feature for 14 days without entering card details. You add a card only if you decide to stay.

Yes. Tax is a rule you configure, and margin is one of the rule types, scoped to used stock. Each device carries its own purchase cost, so the margin on every sale is worked out from that unit, and margin-taxed sales are reported separately from standard-rated ones.

In London, on every plan. The database is encrypted in transit and at rest, every shop is sealed off by row-level security on every table, staff roles are enforced by the database, two-factor sign-in is available on every account, and changes are written to an append-only audit trail.

Put your own shop on it tonight

Fourteen days on the plan you choose. No card, and nobody has to ring you back first.