Orderry

Overview

Orderry is cloud software that combines CRM, work orders, accounting and inventory for small and mid-sized service businesses. Its help center says the product has been in development since 2020 and names repair shops, detailing centers, tailors and cleaning companies as typical users. The App Store lists the seller as Orderry LLP, and the privacy policy on roapp.io names ORDERRY LLP, registered in London, and the “ORDERRY” software, so RO App comes from the same company.

The mobile mechanic page pitches “The #1 Mobile Mechanic App Built for the Road.” It lists VIN scanning to fill in vehicle details, scheduling and dispatch, estimates and invoices on-site with customer approval and e-signatures, QR-code payments through Square, Stripe or SumUp, and stock tracked by van with min/max levels and parts reserved per job. The estimate page adds lookup by VIN or license plate and a page where customers accept or decline estimates. The field app runs on iOS and Android.

Pricing

Orderry publishes four tiers. Hobby is $39/mo for two employees, one location and 100 work orders or sales per 30 days, and it cannot be extended. Startup is from $69/mo with three employees, then $6/mo per extra employee up to 15, plus $49/mo per extra location. Business is from $99/mo and Enterprise from $199/mo, with higher per-employee and per-location charges. Annual billing saves 10%.

There is a 7-day free trial with no card or contract. The mobile app is available on every plan, including Hobby. Startup is the first tier with unlimited warehouses (which is how van stock works) and the API. Priority human support starts on Business, and done-for-you setup costs extra.

Strengths and weaknesses

Orderry publishes its prices, offers a trial without a card, and tracks parts stock per van. The API, webhooks, Zapier and Make are included from Startup, and QuickBooks Online and Xero are supported.

Its weakness for vehicle work is depth. The estimate page names no labor guide or parts catalog, so you enter your own labor times, and inspections appear only as vehicle check-ins. There are no documented fleet billing features. Startup support is automated plus one onboarding session, and the iOS app has only five ratings.

When to pick Orderry (and when not to)

Pick Orderry if you run a small mobile mechanic team, carry parts in each van, and want a published price, a free trial and an open API.

Skip it if you need built-in labor times and parts catalogs, digital inspection checklists, or fleet customer billing. Do not compare Orderry against RO App as if they were rival products.