DecoNetwork review

DecoNetwork is print-shop management software for garment decorators. It brings online stores, customer orders, artwork, and production workflows into one system. Shops can build branded stores where customers browse products, add designs, photos, or text, and preview mockups before ordering.

On the shop side, DecoNetwork supports quotes, order tracking, and production management. Teams can convert approved quotes into orders, keep customer and job details connected, assign work, track progress, and manage schedules. Artwork and production files stay linked to products, quotes, orders, and jobs. Supplier catalogs provide product data and availability for use across those workflows.

The pricing page positions Standard for small shops and startups, Premium for growing multi-decorator shops, and Enterprise for high-volume or multi-location operations. That breadth may suit a shop trying to replace separate store, quoting, and job-tracking tools, but the entry price is substantial: Standard starts at $239 per month.

DecoNetwork covers more of a decorator’s workflow than a tool focused only on quotes or job tracking. Its online stores, product mockups, supplier catalogs, orders, artwork, and production management are connected in the same product. That can reduce handoffs between customer ordering and shop-floor work, though the published materials don’t establish how much time it saves.

The plan limits are clear enough to compare:

• Standard is $239 per month and includes 3 staff accounts, 1 online store, unlimited quotes and orders, and 1 onboarding session.
• Premium is $339 per month after a $99 first month. It includes 5 staff accounts, 500 online stores, and 2 onboarding sessions.
• Enterprise is $439 per month, with 25 staff accounts, unlimited online stores, API access, and 3 onboarding sessions.

A commenter in one r/SCREENPRINTING thread called DecoNetwork “great for starting up.” That is one shop owner’s opinion, not evidence of broad satisfaction, but it does suggest the product is on the shortlist for smaller operators as well as larger shops.

The main drawback is the price of entry. Standard costs $239 per month, and the pricing page lists a required one-time license fee without publishing its amount. No annual billing price is shown, and a free trial is not listed on the vendor's site. That makes the full upfront commitment harder to assess before choosing a plan.

Standard is also limited to 3 staff accounts and 1 online store. Extra staff accounts cost $10 per month each on every plan. Dropbox Production Sync is another $10 per month. Custom CSS/HTML, custom emails or invoices, coupon codes, and checkout fields each cost $10 per month on Standard; those options are included on Premium and Enterprise. White Label Affiliate Stores are unavailable on Standard and cost $50 per month on Premium and Enterprise.

Premium’s $99 first month is a temporary discount, not its ongoing rate: it becomes $339 per month. Shops should budget against that recurring price, rather than the introductory month, and check whether the plan’s store and staff caps fit their operation.

According to the pricing information checked November 7, 2026, DecoNetwork starts at $239 per month for Standard: 3 staff accounts, 1 online store, unlimited quotes and orders, and 1 onboarding session. Premium is listed at $339 per month, with 5 staff accounts, 500 stores, and 2 onboarding sessions. Its $99 first month is a promotion, not the ongoing rate. Enterprise costs $439 per month and includes 25 staff accounts, unlimited stores, the API, and 3 onboarding sessions. Each tier adds $100 to the listed monthly price.

Those prices don’t include every cost. A one-time license fee is required, but its amount is not published. Extra staff accounts and Dropbox Production Sync are $10 per month each. On Standard, custom CSS/HTML, emails/invoices, coupon codes, and checkout fields cost $10 per month each; they’re included on higher tiers. White Label Affiliate Stores cost $50 per month on Premium and Enterprise and aren’t available on Standard. Monthly prices are shown; no annual price is listed.

Treat migration as a scoping exercise, not a quick subscription swap. DecoNetwork connects stores, product mockups, quotes, orders, artwork, supplier products, and production workflows, so list which of those your shop currently relies on before choosing a cutover date. The published information doesn’t publish migration tools, supported import formats, data-export options, or the one-time license fee. Ask DecoNetwork what you can export, in what format, and whether artwork, order history, customer records, and job details are included before committing.

The published published material contains no Reddit posts, so we can’t responsibly attribute reasons for leaving to Reddit users. Before switching away, confirm how you’ll retain access to store data and production files, and what replaces connected order and job workflows. Before switching in, get the license fee and migration responsibilities in writing. If export terms or support details matter to your operation, treat those as unanswered questions—not assumed features.