Compare DesignNBuy and deconetwork 
DesignNBuy vs deconetwork
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found DesignNBuy easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with DesignNBuy overall.
- Reviewers felt that DesignNBuy meets the needs of their business better than deconetwork.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that DesignNBuy is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of DesignNBuy over deconetwork.
- Flexible licensing models to fit your business needs and requirements
- Live Training
- Help Desk System
- 1 Onboarding Session
- 3 Staff Accounts
- 1 Online Store
The solution was just what we needed, however the best part is the support and help from the team.
They will promise you the world and you will be lucky if you even receive a working (let alone live) website. Customer support will run you in lots of circles until you just throw your hands in the air, give up and cut your losses as a "learning experience"...
The design tool allows potential customers to be creative on my website without me having to talk to them or try to figure out what they want. Great for embroidery. Their plans are cheaper than InkSoft and you get the same thing.
I dislike a lot of things about it. One thing being that they do not offer website coding anymore, another being that all of your "stores" you set up are linked somehow.
The solution was just what we needed, however the best part is the support and help from the team.
The design tool allows potential customers to be creative on my website without me having to talk to them or try to figure out what they want. Great for embroidery. Their plans are cheaper than InkSoft and you get the same thing.
They will promise you the world and you will be lucky if you even receive a working (let alone live) website. Customer support will run you in lots of circles until you just throw your hands in the air, give up and cut your losses as a "learning experience"...
I dislike a lot of things about it. One thing being that they do not offer website coding anymore, another being that all of your "stores" you set up are linked somehow.
