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Checked October 2026. Vendors change pricing without notice; your quote is the final word. Spotted something out of date? Email hello@ordersync.io.
Pricing · Checked October 2026
What Conexiom publishes, what customers actually pay, and the fees to ask about before you sign.
Quick answer
Conexiom doesn't publish pricing. It sells an annual subscription in customer packs, quoted per customer, and TrustRadius describes the model as an annual fee per trading partner, a per-document fee, or a mix of both. There's no credible public dollar figure, so get the quote broken down by customer pack and document volume.
Conexiom doesn't publish a price list. Pricing is quoted per customer, so the figures below come from public filings and third-party data, each with its source.
Annual subscription in customer packs
How Conexiom describes its pricing in its FAQ. Source
Per trading partner, per document, or both
TrustRadius's description of Conexiom's pricing model. Source
A flat monthly subscription quoted on your order volume and active trading partners. No per-document fees, no VAN fees, and the same plan covers PDF and email orders alongside EDI.
Conexiom doesn't publish prices. It sells an annual subscription in customer packs, and TrustRadius describes fees per trading partner, per document, or both. There's no reliable public dollar figure, so ask for a quote broken down by pack and volume.
As an annual subscription sold in customer packs, according to Conexiom's FAQ. Adding customers means moving to a bigger pack.
OrderSync is a flat monthly subscription quoted on order volume and active trading partners, with no per-document or VAN fees, and it covers PDF and email orders as well as EDI. See ordersync.io/pricing, or the full OrderSync vs Conexiom comparison.
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Checked October 2026. Vendors change pricing without notice; your quote is the final word. Spotted something out of date? Email hello@ordersync.io.