Starshipit is a multi-carrier shipping app for Australia and New Zealand that connects many platforms to many carriers. OrderOps is Shopify-only fulfilment software that runs the whole floor, from picking to the printed label. Here is where they overlap and where they do not.
Competitor details are taken from each company's own published pricing page, checked on 2 September 2026. If something has changed, tell us and we will correct it.
| Item | OrderOps | Starshipit |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Shopify stores in Australia that pick, pack and ship in-house | Retailers on many platforms shipping with many carriers across Australia and New Zealand |
| Platforms | Shopify only, with real-time two-way sync and multi-store organisations | Shopify, plus other ecommerce platforms |
| Built by | Ivory & Deene, an Australian retailer that runs its own warehouse on it every day | Starshipit |
| Item | OrderOps | Starshipit |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Free up to 50 orders a month; paid plans from US$39 a month by order volume. Every feature on every plan. 14-day trial on paid plans. | Starter, Professional and Enterprise plans, charged in Australian dollars; 30-day free trial; 10% off when paid annually |
| Over the limit | Labels keep printing to 10% past your allowance, then upgrading takes one click. Orders never stop syncing. | $0.15 per additional label on Starter, $0.10 on Professional; custom on Enterprise |
| Item | OrderOps | Starshipit |
|---|---|---|
| Carrier accounts | Bring your own carrier accounts. Your negotiated rates, never marked up. | Connects your own carrier accounts |
| Australian carriers | Australia Post (eParcel), StarTrack, Team Global Express, TNT and DHL Express live; Aramex beta; others on request | Described as all major carriers; see their carrier list |
| Carrier selection | No carrier auto-selection rules. The bench shows every quote and highlights the cheapest. | Their Shopify listing describes automatic carrier selection |
| Item | OrderOps | Starshipit |
|---|---|---|
| Picking | Warehouse map with walking-order pick routes, batch picking on an offline-tolerant iPad app | Not stated on their pricing page |
| Packing | Keyboard-first pack bench, live rates per parcel, packing suggestions learned from your own packs | Not stated on their pricing page |
| Printing | OrderOps Print for Mac feeds thermal printers directly, no dialogs. Windows client in development. | Not stated on their pricing page |
| Inventory | Multi-store stock, true landed cost per unit, refunds restocked exactly once | Not stated on their pricing page |
| Checkout rates | Live carrier rates at your Shopify checkout for the predicted parcel | Not stated on their pricing page |
We moved our own warehouse from Starshipit to OrderOps. The Ivory & Deene story says what changed, and what did not.
Two-way live sync, seconds after checkout. Orders land the moment they are paid, and fulfilment, tracking and stock flow straight back.
One queue, one pack panel, one key to print and move on. Keyboard first, scan when you want it, no print dialogs.
Walking-order pick routes through your racks, and packing suggestions learned from how your team really packs.
For a Shopify store that picks and packs in-house, yes: OrderOps does the shipping job and the picking, packing, printing and inventory jobs around it. If you sell on other platforms too, Starshipit covers more of them.
Yes. Both tools connect your own carrier accounts. On OrderOps you connect Australia Post eParcel, StarTrack, Team Global Express, TNT and DHL Express directly, plus Aramex in beta, and other carriers on request.
No. The pack bench quotes every enabled service live and highlights the cheapest, and the packer chooses. We think a visible quote beats a hidden rule, but it is a real difference.
Connecting Shopify and a carrier account is a morning. Book a walkthrough and we map your exact setup before you start.
Book a walkthrough and we pack a live order in front of you, thirty minutes, no slides. Or start the free trial and print your first label this afternoon.
