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Orderry for Mobile Mechanics: A Repair Counter in Your Pocket

Orderry is low-cost repair shop software, from $39 a month, with a team app on iPhone and Android on every plan. For a mobile mechanic it is a counter, not a route: no published routing (its own comparison lists a map view as coming soon), no documented offline mode, VIN lookup from the $69 plan, and texting through your own Twilio account.

54.0 / 100, ranked #6 of 8. Mobile Service Sync scores 100.0. Best for: A small repair counter (electronics, devices or a small auto shop) on a tight budget.

Orderry in a Driveway

Orderry's app runs on iPhone and Android on every plan, it sends a feedback request automatically when a job reaches a set status, and its 7-day trial needs no card. That is a fair start for a one-person shop.

The road is missing. Orderry names no routing, and its own comparison page lists a map view as coming soon. Its app listing and help center say nothing about working offline. Online booking starts on the $69 Startup plan, blocks slots already taken, and never asks for the customer's address.

VIN lookup starts on Startup too; on Hobby a plate only finds vehicles already saved. Texts go through your own Twilio account, which you register yourself, and stock is counted per warehouse, not per van.

Scored, Criterion by Criterion

Each line links to the Orderry page that settles it, read November 7, 2026.

  • Vehicle records with plate or VIN lookupHigher planAsset records on Hobby, VIN lookup from Startup, $69 a month (source)
  • Route optimizationNot statedNo routing named, its own comparison lists map view as coming soon (source)
  • Technician app on iPhone and AndroidIncludediOS and Android team app on every plan (source)
  • Works with no signalNot statedApp listing and help center say nothing on offline use (source)
  • Online booking that respects your area and capacityHigher planFrom Startup, $69 a month, booked slots blocked, no service area (source)
  • Fleet accountsPartialOrganization profiles with individual discounts, no terms or PO numbers stated (source)
  • Two-way textingPartialSMS through your own Twilio or other gateway, from Startup (source)
  • Automatic review requestsIncludedAutomatic feedback request on a set job status, every plan (source)
  • Stock counted per vanPartialStock per warehouse, nothing per van (source)
  • Published price, month to month, free trialIncludedPrice published, no contract, 7 day trial with no card (source)

Orderry Plans, as Published

  • Hobby: $39/mo, 2 employees, 100 work orders a month
  • Startup: $69/mo, 3 employees, +$6/mo per added employee
  • Business: $99/mo, 3 employees, +$9/mo per added employee
  • Enterprise: $199/mo, 3 employees, +$19/mo per added employee
  • Extra locations $49 to $179/mo; texts billed by your own SMS gateway; 10% off annually

What a Mobile Mechanic Gets Instead

For $10 a month more than Orderry's Hobby plan, Mobile Service Sync's Core plan adds the road: stops ordered by drive time, an app that works offline, booking held to your service area, plate to VIN lookup, and texting that is registered and ready on day one.

The full side by side is on Mobile Service Sync's site: Mobile Service Sync vs Orderry.

Questions About Orderry

Is Orderry good for mobile mechanics?
Orderry is cheap and has an app on every plan, but it is repair-counter software. It publishes no routing and no offline mode, booking that never asks for an address, and texting through your own Twilio account.
How much is Orderry?
Hobby is $39 a month for 2 employees and 100 work orders, Startup $69, Business $99 and Enterprise $199, each with 3 employees and a per-employee charge above that, and 10% off yearly. There is a 7-day trial with no card.

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