Comparison
Both run your client work. Only Soloft also runs the product side of a business. Here is where each fits.
| Feature | Soloft | Dubsado |
|---|---|---|
| Client CRM, proposals, invoicing | Yes | Yes |
| Booking and client portal | Yes | Yes |
| Inventory and SKUs | Yes | Not part of its feature set |
| Bill of materials and COGS | Yes | Not part of its feature set |
| Orders by channel (Etsy, Shopify, market, wholesale) | Logged by channel; automatic import coming soon | Not part of its feature set |
| Market point-of-sale | Yes | Not part of its feature set |
| Price | $39/month flat, everything included | See Dubsado's pricing page |
Dubsado details come from their public pricing and feature pages and may have changed; check Dubsado's site for current terms.
Dubsado reports more than 30,000 creative businesses and is known for deep workflow and form customisation for client work. If you only sell services and want detailed automations, it is a strong choice.
For client work, yes: CRM, proposals, invoicing, booking and a client portal. Soloft also covers inventory, bill of materials with COGS, orders by channel and a market point-of-sale, which Dubsado is not built around.
Not yet. You can log orders from every channel in one view today; automatic import is coming.