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Coycoe for Repair · Switching
RepairShopr's plans sit at $139.99–$149.99/mo and climb by tier. Coycoe for Repair is $79/mo flat per location — the whole system, tickets and money together, with a switch you can rehearse before you commit.
| Coycoe for Repair | RepairShopr | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $79/mo flat, per location | Plans at $139.99–$149.99/mo (checked October 2026) |
| Pricing structure | One price. No tiers to climb, no per-seat or per-ticket fees | Tiered plans — the price steps up as you move up tiers |
| Card payments | Through your own Stripe account; money lands in your bank, and Coycoe takes no percentage, ever | See their current pricing page for payment terms |
| Switching in | Self-serve importer with a dry-run report before anything moves, and a 14-day rollback after | — |
| Your data | Full one-click export of everything, any time | See their current terms |
Competitor prices checked October 2026 from their public pricing pages.
The usual story isn't one big failure — it's the drip. The plan that fit at one counter tech costs more at three. The ticket system tracks the repair, but deposits, split payments, and refunds live somewhere else, reconciled by hand at close. And the question nobody can answer quickly — what's still sitting on the bench, and how long has it been there? — takes a report run instead of a glance.
Coycoe for Repair was built to close exactly those gaps: the ticket and the money on it, in one place, at one price that doesn't move when your shop grows.
Deposits, partial and split payments, and refunds attach to the repair itself — through your own Stripe, straight to your bank. No second system to reconcile at close.
Open tickets with aging warnings, parts reserved to the job, and a pickup clock with a storage-days counter and an abandoned-device flow for the no-shows.
A live status page and automatic notifications at every stage, estimates approved by link, and a review request at pickup — the follow-up runs itself.
The scariest part of changing shop software isn't learning a new screen — it's your data. So the switch is built backwards, around proof:
Before you sign up, the Switch Kit runs your RepairShopr export through the importer and hands you a data-check report on your own customers and open tickets.
Every import starts as a dry run: what maps cleanly, what needs a decision, what doesn't come across — in writing, before anything moves.
Preview your real open tickets on the Coycoe bench board, so the first morning on the new system already looks familiar.
If the first two weeks say it isn't a fit, roll back. Done-for-you migration is also available for paying customers.
Coycoe for Repair is in final testing and launches soon. Questions, or want first word when it opens? Email [email protected].
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