RepairQ is management software focused on US phone and electronics resale-and-repair shops, English only. Its cheapest plan caps you at 75 tickets a month, and on top of the monthly fee it charges a separate setup cost of $299 to $399.
A monthly ticket cap forces you to watch how many repairs you log, which shouldn't be a concern for a shop that's simply growing. And a separate implementation cost, on top of English-only software, is a real barrier for a shop that doesn't operate in the US.
MyFixIO doesn't cap the number of repairs per month, charges no setup or implementation fee, and is available in 19 languages. Online-approved estimates, digital signature and inventory control, with a genuinely free plan to start.
MyFixIO vs RepairQ
| MyFixIO | RepairQ | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | ||
| Monthly ticket cap | No documented limit | From 75/month on the cheapest plan |
| Setup / implementation cost | $299–399 | |
| Interface languages | 19 languages | English only |
| Native management app | Web, nothing to install | Not confirmed (customer-facing app only) |
| Pricing | Per technician, one plan | From $20/mo per location + setup |
No monthly ticket cap
Log as many repairs as you need, with no monthly ceiling to watch.
No setup fee
Start using MyFixIO with no separate implementation charge.
Available in 19 languages
Full interface in 19 languages, not just English.
Online-approved estimates
The customer approves by email; you always know who approved what and when.
Digital signature + PDF
Signed handover sheet stored on the repair.
A genuinely free plan
Start with no card and no deadline, with one technician.
Plans and pricing
Join the public beta and use MyFixIO free until October 31, 2026 (beta through August + September and October free). No credit card, no commitment.
Frequently asked questions
Does RepairQ cap the number of repairs per month?
Yes, its cheapest plan caps you at 75 tickets a month. MyFixIO doesn't document any repair cap on its free plan.
Does RepairQ charge anything besides the monthly fee?
Yes, a setup/implementation cost of $299 to $399. MyFixIO charges no implementation fee.
What languages is each available in?
RepairQ's interface is only confirmed in English. MyFixIO is available in 19 interface languages.
Does RepairQ have a native app for technicians?
There's no confirmation of a native management app for technicians; RepairQ documents "Qpop", a customer-facing point-of-sale app. MyFixIO runs from the browser on any device.
Does it have a free plan, unlike RepairQ?
Yes. MyFixIO has a genuinely free plan; RepairQ offers no free plan, only a 14-day trial.
