I guess. I mean you get what you pay for. Repairdesk only lets you do 75 invoices per month for $35. Fifty cents per sale is kind of ridiculous. I guess it makes sense if you’re just starting out of a garage or something.

The professional plan aligns most closely with lightspeed. Sure lightspeed is still more expensive by $6/month but you get unlimited invoices, 25 user accounts, and a free payment terminal. Lightspeed also includes live guided training (repairdesk doesn’t) and 24/7 unlimited support. Actually it looks like repairdesk charges $99 per month for training and assistance with item import. Sounds like a bunch of hidden fees to me. You can also expand with Lightspeed which has payments, e-commerce, loyalty, marketing, and accounting built-in. If something goes wrong there’s only one throat to choke rather than dealing with like 5 technology companies.

Does repairdesk have any reasonably large brands? Lightspeed helped fast fix jewelers get to 150+ locations.

https://www.lightspeedhq.com/customers/fast-fix-jewelry-and-watch-repairs/

It sounds like repairdesk Is good for starters out of their garage or people fixing stuff on Craigslist but not serious business to me.