JewelMate (by LogicMate) has been in jewelry stores since 1989. It's feature-rich, capable, and genuinely built for the industry.
Jewel360 is newer and cloud-native, built for the same stores JewelMate has served for decades.
When both platforms speak jewelry, the real questions are about what you're paying upfront, where the software lives, and how complicated it is to get running.
Last updated: April 2026
JewelMate is made by LogicMate, a software company that has worked exclusively in jewelry since 1989.
The platform covers the full retail and wholesale workflow: serialized inventory, repairs, diamond tracking, appraisals, consignment, layaway, and e-commerce sync with Shopify and WooCommerce.
It runs on Windows and supports both on-premise and cloud deployment.
Pricing follows a traditional enterprise model: a one-time license fee plus per-user monthly fees and separate implementation costs.
Jewel360 covers the same core ground on a different architecture.
Serialized inventory, repairs, appraisals, trade-ins, layaway, and consignment are all native. The Stuller integration keeps vendor pricing current without manual entry.
Pricing is published on the website, support is unlimited by phone and email on every plan, and every new customer gets a dedicated Customer Success Manager who handles data migration and system setup.
JewelMate's desktop version runs on Windows machines.
Barcode scanners and RFID units are supported, but are separate purchases. Compatible hardware configurations are not listed publicly.
JewelMate uses a traditional enterprise pricing model.
The one-time license starts around $3,500, with monthly subscription fees ranging from approximately $49 to $399 per user, depending on team size.
Implementation, data migration, and training are billed separately, typically $500 to $5,000 or more, depending on setup complexity.
JewelMate integrates with Fiserv/CardPointe as its primary payment processor, with TSYS and Authorize.net also available.
Square and Clover hardware integrations are listed as options.
Jewel360 runs on standard hardware. Configurations are available through the Build and Price tool, from single-station setups to multi-register builds.
Jewel360 starts at $199/month for the Startup plan, which includes the core POS, customer management, unlimited users and products, a native website, and e-commerce fulfillment.
Serialized inventory, repair tracking, appraisals, consignment, stone management, and GIA integration are on the Core plan and above.
Core and Plus pricing is available on request.
Every plan includes integrated payment processing. Rates are quoted to your store based on volume and transaction profile.
With JewelMate, you're looking at a licensing model that predates the SaaS era.
The one-time license fee, per-user monthly fees, and implementation costs mean your year-one spend is meaningfully higher than the sticker price suggests.
A single-store owner with a small team could realistically spend $5,000 to $10,000 to get up and running before monthly fees begin.
That structure made sense when software shipped on a disc. It's a harder sell when you can get purpose-built jewelry software on a monthly subscription with no upfront cost.
With Jewel360, the Startup plan at $199/month includes the core POS, unlimited users, unlimited products, and a native e-commerce website.
For the full jewelry feature set — serialized inventory, repair tracking, appraisals, consignment, and stone management — the Core plan is the right fit. Pricing is available on request, with no upfront license fee and no per-user cap on any plan.
Run your jewelry store from anywhere with a cloud-based POS system.
Track every piece from purchase to sale with full attribute history attached to each item.
Manage jobs, timelines, associated costs, and customer communications from intake through pickup.
Connect directly to Stuller's catalog for current pricing and simplified reordering.
Search, track, and manage individual stones from the vendor through the finished piece and beyond.
Create, send, and track vendor orders, and reconcile received inventory against outstanding POs.
Track sales performance, inventory turnover, customer behavior, and overall business health with built-in reports.
Sync in-store inventory with your online storefront in real time.
Generate and store formal appraisal documents within the system, tied to the item and customer record.
Track items sent on memo or taken on consignment with proper attribution and auto-return logic.
Manage partial payments and layaway agreements from first deposit through final pickup.
Full purchase and service history attached to each client record for clienteling and reorder decisions.
Manage inventory, staff, and operations across more than one physical store from a single system.
Reach the right help quickly when something goes wrong — and know what to expect before you need it.
Run your jewelry store from anywhere with a cloud-based POS system.
Track every piece from purchase to sale with full attribute history attached to each item.
Manage jobs, timelines, associated costs, and customer communications from intake through pickup.
Connect directly to Stuller's catalog for current pricing and simplified reordering.
Search, track, and manage individual stones from the vendor through the finished piece and beyond.
Create, send, and track vendor orders, and reconcile received inventory against outstanding POs.
Track sales performance, inventory turnover, customer behavior, and overall business health with built-in reports.
Sync in-store inventory with your online storefront in real time.
Generate and store formal appraisal documents within the system, tied to the item and customer record.
Track items sent on memo or taken on consignment with proper attribution and auto-return logic.
Manage partial payments and layaway agreements from first deposit through final pickup.
Full purchase and service history attached to each client record for clienteling and reorder decisions.
Manage inventory, staff, and operations across more than one physical store from a single system.
Reach the right help quickly when something goes wrong — and know what to expect before you need it.
JewelMate has a 4.6 rating on Capterra, but it's worth noting that the latest review is from 2018.
Reviews are consistently positive, with long-term customers making up a meaningful portion of the reviewers — one had been with Logic Mate for 13 years.
Recurring themes include strong customer support, deep reporting capabilities, and a team that understands jewelry workflows. One reviewer described the support staff as "computer geniuses."
Some users mention a real learning curve before the system becomes second nature, and report customization requires contacting support rather than being self-service.
These are the tradeoffs that come with a platform built to this depth.
Jewel360 has a 5.0 rating on Capterra and a 4.7 rating on Google, with many recent reviews.
Recurring themes: onboarding eliminates the usual startup friction, the Stuller integration saves meaningful time per week, and the support team understands jewelry workflows without needing context on every call.
First People's Jewelers in Denton, TX, and K Bond Jewelers in Wichita Falls, TX, are among the stores that have publicly documented their experiences.
Migrating to a new POS system is a huge undertaking. The right support can make all the difference.
Logic Mate provides implementation support through design, setup, and training.
Their documentation lists in-person training, live online sessions, webinars, videos, and written documentation as available options.
Implementation typically takes around one week for a standard deployment, with the team available throughout to walk through issues and answer questions.
On support, JewelMate offers phone and online assistance with a team that reviews describe as highly responsive.
Their website is missing specifics: published hours, after-hours availability, and details on what happens if you need someone during a busy Saturday.
Jewel360's onboarding is built around getting your specific store operational, not just installing the software.
The dedicated Customer Success Manager handles your data migration, configures the system for your workflows, including repair intake, Stuller ordering, and your pricing structure, and trains your staff before you go live.
After launch, unlimited phone and email support is included on every plan with no additional fees or tier restrictions.
The team works exclusively with jewelry stores, so questions about serialized behavior, repair stage customization, or appraisal document setup don't require explaining what a jewelry store is.
Both systems were built for jewelry retail.
The gap between them is architecture, complexity, and who they were designed for.
JewelMate does not have a documented Stuller integration. Their published partners include GIA, IDEX, Polygon, and RapNet — Stuller is not listed anywhere on Logic Mate's website.
Jewel360 connects directly to Stuller's catalog, keeping vendor pricing current without manual imports.
JewelMate uses an enterprise licensing model: a one-time license fee starting around $3,500, plus per-user monthly fees and separate implementation costs.
Year-one spend for a small store could realistically range from $5,000 to $10,000 before monthly fees begin.
Jewel360 starts at $199/month for the core POS and native website, with no upfront license fee and no per-user cap.
JewelMate is primarily an on-premise, Windows-based system.
Remote-hosted server configurations are available, but it is not a cloud-native SaaS application.
The desktop client runs on Windows only and does not support Macs natively. Mobile and iPad access is available through JMCRM-AI, a companion product that requires a separate purchase.
Jewel360 is cloud-native and accessible from any device with a browser, with no on-premise option.
JewelMate offers phone and online support.
Support hours and after-hours availability aren't published on their website.
Jewel360 includes unlimited phone and email support on every plan, with no tiered access and no published hour restrictions.
Both platforms include implementation support; Jewel360's dedicated Customer Success Manager model is documented publicly, while JewelMate's onboarding specifics are handled through the sales process.