Trying to decide between PIRO Retail and Jewel360? Both systems help jewelers manage custom work and repairs, but they take different approaches to pricing and features.
Let’s break down the differences.
PIRO Retail is a web-based point of sale (POS) system by MindSpark LLC, the makers of jewelry management software PIRO Fusion.
PIRO Retail handles front-end sales — checkout, customer lookup, wish lists, and quotes — while workshop operations (custom orders, repairs, purchasing, inventory, and appraisals) live in the connected back-office system, PIRO Fusion.
Jewel360 is built around the everyday workflows independent jewelers depend on — tracking unique pieces, managing repairs and custom jobs, creating appraisals, and staying connected with vendors and customers.
Every plan includes a full knowledge base, dedicated onboarding, and live phone support.
Jewel360 runs on the computers, tablets, and phones you already have, so there’s no proprietary equipment required to buy or install.
Plans are tiered, starting at $199 per month, with unlimited users and unlimited products included at every level. Use the Build and Price tool to get a quote tailored to your jewelry store.
Payments are built right in, supporting credit, debit, and mobile transactions. It’s PCI compliant and includes fraud protection out of the box.
No long-term contracts are required. Jewelers have the freedom to choose month-to-month or annual billing.
PIRO Retail runs on any 10-inch tablet or PC (Android, iOS, or Windows), so the base device is flexible. But tag or barcode printing requires a Zebra thermal printer specifically — PIRO Retail’s own requirements table doesn’t list alternative printer brands as compatible. A barcode scanner is optional but must support HID, and a credit card terminal or contactless reader is needed for payments.
PIRO Retail uses per-user pricing on top of a base license:
On top of licensing, PIRO Retail’s pricing page lists implementation and data migration as additional services with their own fees.
PIRO Retail offers an integrated payment processing solution (referred to as “3PS” on their site) that it says can match your current rates. Specific rates aren’t published.
PIRO Retail’s FAQ states that there’s no requirement for a long-term contract and billing can be canceled on a month-to-month basis.
PIRO Retail’s $169 per month starting price looks competitive against Jewel360’s $199 per month — until you add a team.
That $169 base license covers exactly one admin and one POS user. A store with an owner and four sales reps needs three additional POS seats at $39 per month each — that’s $286 per month before you’ve added a workshop timekeeper, a second back-office user, or any of the implementation and data migration fees PIRO Retail bills separately based on project scope.
Jewel360’s plans include unlimited users and unlimited products at every tier, so a five-person team and a 15-person team pay the same licensing rate. There are no per-seat add-ons to budget for as the store grows or adds seasonal staff.
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First People’s Jewelers moved from paper-based tracking to cloud inventory management with organized categorization and customizable work orders — giving the owner the freedom to run the store from anywhere.
K Bond Jewelers left pen-and-paper work orders behind for a modern POS system with website-synced inventory, built-in text and email marketing, and jewelry-specific reporting.
Hubbell Proctor Design, a high-volume custom jeweler, traded handwritten tickets for integrated job tracking, automatic reorder for findings, and a POS connected directly to their website.
Changing your POS affects inventory, staff, and daily work. Good onboarding makes the switch easy instead of stressful.
PIRO Retail’s onboarding is guided: a needs assessment, POS and back-office configuration, data-import templates, user training, and a soft go-live. PIRO Retail’s FAQ page notes that single-store setups typically go live in a few weeks, while multi-store or e-commerce projects take longer depending on scope.
PIRO Retail’s support team offers phone, email, and chat channels Monday through Friday during business hours. There’s no published knowledge base on PIRO Retail’s website.
Implementation and data migration are billed separately as project-management fees rather than bundled into the subscription price.
Every Jewel360 plan includes dedicated onboarding with a Customer Success Manager, who handles hardware setup, software training, and inventory import at no extra cost. Once you’re up and running, your staff can lean on a full knowledge base for self-service answers, plus live phone support — both included with every plan at no extra cost.
PIRO Retail leans on its connected ERP, PIRO Fusion, for a lot of the back-office depth jewelers need — which can be a strength for retailer-manufacturers who want one system spanning wholesale, production, and retail. But that same architecture means per-user pricing stacks quickly, and there’s no independent review record yet for the retail product itself.
Jewel360 was built specifically for jewelry retail, with appraisals, repairs, trade-ins, and unlimited users bundled into every plan. Plus, it has a track record of verified reviews and case studies from real jewelry stores.
Yes. PIRO Retail is built by MindSpark LLC, a company with a history in jewelry software dating back to 2007 through its ERP product, PIRO Fusion. PIRO Retail itself, however, has no published reviews on Capterra, G2, or Crozdesk as of 2026, making it difficult to independently verify the retail product’s day-to-day performance.
PIRO Retail starts at $169 per month for a base license covering one admin and one POS user, with additional users billed at $25–$100 per month each, depending on role.
Jewel360 starts at $199 per month with unlimited users and unlimited products on every plan, plus onboarding and support included at no extra charge.
PIRO Retail runs on any 10-inch tablet or PC across Android, iOS, or Windows. Tag and barcode printing, though, specifically requires a Zebra thermal printer per PIRO Retail’s published requirements table — other printer brands aren’t listed as supported.
Jewel360 runs on existing computers, tablets, and phones with no proprietary hardware requirement.
PIRO Retail offers phone, email, and chat support Monday through Friday during business hours. There’s no searchable knowledge base published for the retail product.
Jewel360 includes unlimited phone and email support on all plans, a full searchable knowledge base, and a dedicated Customer Success Manager for onboarding and data migration — all included in the subscription price.
The best way to compare POS systems is to see how they handle your inventory, repairs, custom orders, and everyday workflows. Schedule a personalized demo to see how Jewel360 fits the needs of your jewelry store.