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rastr or shopVOX.

shopVOX is built for sign, print and apparel shops and has the deeper feature list. rastr is the lighter, cheaper start. Here is how they differ and who should pick which.

Price and users

rastr shopVOX
Free plan 2 users and 5 jobs in production at once, no time limit None. A 14-day free trial of Express
Entry paid plan $19 a month: 5 users Express, $109 a month plus $29 a month per user
Higher plan $59 a month: 15 users PRO, $249 a month plus $49 a month per user; onboarding packages from $499
Online proofing On every plan Included in Express
Accounting QuickBooks Online sync on Business QuickBooks Online, Xero and Sage

rastr prices are in US dollars, per month. shopVOX prices are as listed on its pricing page.

What a five person shop pays

On shopVOX Express, the listed price works out to $109 plus four more users at $29, which is $225 a month. On rastr, five users is the Starter plan at $19 a month. The two do not match feature for feature, so read the next two sections before you compare the numbers.

Where shopVOX is stronger

  • Add-ons rastr does not have: inventory management, e-commerce, service jobs, multi-currency and webhooks.
  • Sales leads and CRM on PRO.
  • Online payments through Stripe, Square and its own shopVOX Pay.
  • Xero and Sage sync, not only QuickBooks.
  • A phone app today. rastr's apps: coming soon.

If you run a sign or custom manufacturing shop and need stock control, accounting beyond QuickBooks, or a sales pipeline, shopVOX is the better fit.

Where rastr fits better

  • You want a free plan with no end date, then flat plan prices as you add people.
  • You need quotes, proofs, a job board, invoices and payments, and nothing you would not use.
  • You want a short setup. The quick start is six steps.

See rastr pricing or start on the Free plan.

Sources

shopVOX details checked on October 17, 2026 at shopvox.com/pricing and shopvox.com. Plans change, so check its page before you decide.

Start free. Pay when you grow.

The Free plan has no time limit. Upgrade when you need more people or more jobs at once.