Compare Syncrostore against the software you’re running now
Line-by-line breakdowns of features, pricing, and the fees that don’t make it onto a public pricing page. We publish our number — $199.99/mo with SyncroPay™, no intro rate — so you can check every claim here against it.
Syncrostore vs. Liberty REACT
ResaleWorld’s Liberty REACT has been in the consignment market a long time. The comparison comes down to how each of us packages what you get, and who stands behind the payments.
Read the full comparisonSyncrostore vs. GoAntiquing POS
GoAntiquing! is a long-standing choice for antique malls, and it runs as a Windows program on computers inside your building. If you want to check your store from home, that difference matters.
Read the full comparisonSyncrostore vs. SimpleConsign
The closest comparison on features. The real differences are what happens to your bill after six months, and whether your POS company is also your payment processor.
Read the full comparisonSyncrostore vs. Ricochet POS
Ricochet starts at a lower price and suits a single consignment shop. The differences show up as a store grows: plan prices tied to card rates, the cost of paying hundreds of vendors, and rent that sales did not cover.
Read the full comparisonHow to read any POS comparison, including ours
We would rather you arrive skeptical and check than take our word for it.
Ask what the price is in month seven
Intro rates commonly expire at six months or a revenue threshold. Ask for the standard rate in writing before you sign.
Ask which modules cost extra
“All-in-one” often means the base plan plus four add-ons. Get the total for the features you actually need.
Ask who handles the processing
If your POS refers you to an ISO, you have two vendors and two support queues — and a residual buried in your rate.
Bring your current invoice to the call
The fastest comparison is your own bill next to ours. Have your software invoice and a processing statement to hand and we will read them with you.