Brandboom Pricing in 2026: Tiers, Transaction Fees, and What You Pay

Brandboom Pricing Tiers

Hidden Costs You Won't See on the Pricing Page

• ⚠ Transaction fees on payments processed through Brandboom's platform (varies by plan)
• ⚠ Brandboom focuses on visual catalog creation — brands outside apparel/gift pay for design tools they won't use
• ⚠ Annual vs monthly pricing differential: annual plans reduce per-month cost but require upfront commitment
• ⚠ Integration costs for ERP and accounting systems beyond standard connectors

Brandboom’s Pricing Structure

Brandboom publishes three main tiers: Starter at $199/month, Professional at $299/month, and Enterprise at $399+/month. Annual billing is available and costs less per month than month-to-month.

The Starter plan covers basic line sheet creation and order management. Professional adds full buyer network access and payment processing with transaction fees. Enterprise unlocks analytics and priority support.

Transaction Fees on Top of Subscription

Brandboom charges transaction fees on payments processed through their platform. This is a hybrid pricing model: monthly subscription plus a variable cost on order volume.

For a brand doing $300,000 in annual wholesale through Brandboom’s payment processing, even a small transaction fee percentage adds meaningful cost on top of the $2,400-$4,800/year subscription. The exact transaction fee rate depends on the plan and is worth calculating against your order volume before committing.

The Apparel-First Design

Brandboom’s tools are built around visual selling. Line sheet creation, digital lookbooks, and visual catalog presentations are the product’s core strength. The buyer network skews toward specialty retailers and boutiques purchasing apparel, accessories, and gift/home merchandise.

For a brand in those categories — especially one selling to boutiques and specialty retailers who expect polished seasonal presentations — Brandboom’s tools align well with the workflow.

For a manufacturer of industrial components, building products, or food service supplies, the visual catalog tools are overhead. Your buyers don’t need a lookbook. They need a matrix ordering grid and PO management.

What the $199-$299 Entry Price Covers

The Starter plan is enough for basic line sheet creation and buyer connections but limits integrations and network access. Most brands that need the full buyer network and payment processing end up on Professional at $299/month, which is where transaction fees begin.

The effective monthly cost on Professional — subscription plus transaction fees on processed volume — often lands above $299 for brands with active order flow.

OrderDock: One Rate, No Variable Costs

OrderDock starts at $20/month for the full platform. No transaction fees. No per-seat pricing. No tier caps on buyer connections.

The monthly rate is the entire cost. For a mid-market manufacturer or distributor running consistent wholesale volume, knowing the exact monthly cost without calculating against order volume matters for planning.