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NuORDER publishes implementation, not a monthly price
Their upgrade page lists a standard implementation fee of $7,500+ and says paid subscriptions are quoted after you talk to sales. The complimentary plan is limited to their exclusive department-store network — not a general free product.
Source: NuORDER: Unlock More Features — Upgrade to a Full Plan
No monthly subscription price or per-order take rate is published on this page.
What NuORDER publishes
| Charge | Published amount | When it applies |
|---|---|---|
| Standard implementation | $7,500+ | They call this the standard implementation fee; the upgrade offer waives it |
| Paid subscription | Quote only | “Fill out the form” for an accurate quote |
| Complimentary access | Restricted | Exclusive Retail Network only — not a general free plan |
| Exclusive retail network | Named stores | Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue, The Bay, Bloomingdale’s, Macy’s, and David Jones |
Where Ordrly sits
Ordrly has no published implementation fee. Brands start on Free at 15% per order and can subscribe to lower that rate. Retailers use Ordrly free.
- We do not invent a NuORDER monthly price or take rate.
- Ordrly publishes monthly and per-order rates on the pricing page.