A DecoNetwork alternative

What we found on DecoNetwork (Nov 2026)

• Three plans priced in dollars, plus a licence fee
• Demo only, no free trial
• No pounds price page

Where Dyenzo differs

• Pounds and dollars, UK VAT built in
• An editor that saves instantly and shows what changed before you publish
• Graded sublimation files and a 3D kit designer
• Imports from DecoNetwork export files

DecoNetwork in short

DecoNetwork describes itself as print shop management software for online stores, quotes, orders, artwork, supplier products and production. It was one of the first systems to give decorators branded online stores with a product designer, and it still covers a lot of ground in one subscription. It connects to supplier catalogues including SanMar, S&S Activewear, BTC Activewear and Ralawise, and it batches store orders for production. If you want one system for stores and the shop, DecoNetwork and Dyenzo are aiming at the same job, so the details matter.

How DecoNetwork is priced (November 2026)

DecoNetwork has three plans: Standard, Premium and Enterprise, each a monthly fee in dollars. Every plan also needs a one-time licence fee, and the amount is not shown on the pricing page. Plans differ by staff accounts, number of online stores and onboarding sessions. Standard includes one online store; Premium and Enterprise add fundraiser, team sports and corporate merch stores. The DecoNetwork API is on Enterprise. Extra staff accounts and some custom options are paid add-ons on the lower plans. There is no free trial: you book a demo. Plans run month to month, with no refunds but a 14-day grace period from sign-up. See deconetwork.com/pricing for current figures.

Dyenzo and DecoNetwork side by side

Where DecoNetwork is strong

• A long history with online stores and a designer for decorators.
• Stores, quotes, production and supplier catalogues in one system.
• One-to-one onboarding sessions and weekly live training.
• Supplier catalogues for both US and UK garment brands.

A website builder that shows you what changed

Your website is your shop window, so the editor matters. Dyenzo's website builder saves as you work and keeps your changes as a draft. You see the page as customers will see it while you edit, and nothing goes live until you press publish. Team and company stores are sub-sites built with the same editor, so a new store looks like the rest of your site from the start.

Sublimation and team kit in 3D

For sublimated teamwear, Dyenzo's 3D kit designer lets a club design a full kit on a 3D garment: panel colours, patterns, gradients, logos, names and numbers. When the order is approved, Dyenzo makes graded panel files for each size, ready to print. For screen printing, embroidery and DTF, the 2D designer works on your website and inside stores, with each method's rules applied so customers can only order what you can make.

From order to floor

Every order splits into jobs on the production board. Proofs go to the customer by link, with comments, reminders and combined approval of several proofs. Once art is approved, Dyenzo makes the print files and lays out DTF gang sheets. Print job tickets with barcodes and scan them from a USB scanner or a phone camera. Purchase orders for blanks can be raised from the jobs that need them and sent to suppliers by email, or by API where the supplier supports it.

Moving from DecoNetwork

Export your customers, products, orders and art from DecoNetwork and upload the files to Dyenzo. Every import is checked first, and Dyenzo shows what it will create before anything changes. Past orders come in as history with their original totals. Orders still open can come in as live orders, with what the customer already paid recorded, so production and invoicing carry on in Dyenzo.

Who should stay on DecoNetwork

If DecoNetwork does what you need and your team knows it well, the cost of moving may not be worth it. Dyenzo makes sense if you want a website editor with drafts, a 3D kit designer, Shopify and marketplace orders in the same list, or an API without moving to a top plan.

Facts about DecoNetwork come from their own site and public reviews, checked in November 2026. Plans and prices change, so check their site for today's details.