DHRU Fusion Pricing in 2026: The Cap Math Behind Each Plan

A software price is never just the number on the pricing page. For an IMEI unlock store, the real cost depends on how many orders you automate, how many people work in the panel, and whether you pay monthly or yearly. This guide walks through the DHRU Fusion price structure, shows the arithmetic, and explains where a flat-rate, hosted model changes the picture.

What DHRU Fusion Cloud plans cost and cap

These figures are per dhru.com in October 2026, in USD. Each plan has a lower rate if you pay yearly and a higher rate month to month.

• Basic: $29 a month billed yearly ($39 month to month). It includes 10,000 automated orders a month and 2 team members.
• Professional: $99 a month billed yearly ($129 month to month). It includes 30,000 orders and 10 members.
• Enterprise: $388 a month billed yearly ($488 month to month). Orders and members are unlimited.

DHRU Fusion is a well-known name with a large installed base, and many suppliers support its API format. The pricing is clear about what you get at each step.

Turning monthly prices into annual cost

Shop owners budget by the year, so multiply it out:

• Basic: $348 a year on the yearly rate, or $468 month to month.
• Professional: $1,188 a year on the yearly rate, or $1,548 month to month.
• Enterprise: $4,656 a year on the yearly rate, or $5,856 month to month.

The gap between billing options is real money. Paying month to month on Professional costs $360 more per year than committing yearly. If you are still testing demand, that flexibility has a price.

Where the caps matter

A 10,000-order cap works out to roughly 333 orders a day. That is plenty for a new store and tight for a busy one. Thirty thousand is about 1,000 a day. The seat limits can bite sooner than the order caps: two team members on Basic is a small team once you separate support, finance and order review.

Before you buy, confirm on dhru.com exactly how "automated orders" are counted. Ask whether a retried order counts twice, and what happens when you reach the limit mid-month. The answers decide whether Professional is a comfortable fit or a monthly worry.

The costs outside the plan fee

The licence is only one line in your budget. A working IMEI unlock store also carries:

• A domain, SSL and hosting, unless the vendor includes them.
• Payment gateway fees on customer top-ups.
• Supplier credit that you fund ahead of sales.
• Time spent on setup, updates and server upkeep.

With a managed platform, the last two shrink because the vendor hosts and maintains the store. With self-managed software, they land on you.

How GSMSS prices the same job

GSMSS plans are $20, $50, $100 and $300 a month. Every plan includes every feature, so you never pay extra to unlock wallet billing, the reseller API or white-label hosting. Billing yearly gives you two months free, which means 10 months paid:

• $20 plan: $200 a year
• $50 plan: $500 a year
• $100 plan: $1,000 a year
• $300 plan: $3,000 a year

There is also a 6-month free trial and free migration. Check the pricing section to see how the tiers scale, then compare that with the caps above. The two models are built differently, so look at your own order volume and team size rather than the headline rate alone.

Features that change the real cost

A cheaper plan loses its advantage if you must rebuild something else around it. Check these before you decide:

1. Fusion API compatibility. If your resellers and suppliers already speak the format, switching should not mean rewriting their integrations. See how our Fusion API works.
2. Wallet billing. Customer balances, top-ups and refunds should be part of the product, not an add-on.
3. Branding. Your domain, your colours, your name on the invoice.
4. Supplier connections. Look at how orders reach providers through an IMEI server. No platform can promise that any supplier will always deliver, so ask how failures and delays are shown to you and your customers.

A quick way to decide

If your volume is small and your team is one or two people, the lowest Fusion Cloud tier on a yearly commitment is cheap and familiar. If you have a growing team, reseller accounts and steady daily orders, compare the Professional or Enterprise cost with a flat plan where seats and features are not rationed.

For a side-by-side look at features, read our GSMSS vs DHRU Fusion comparison, or see what to check before switching on the DHRU Fusion alternative page. If you decide to move, the migration service is free, so the cost of switching is your time to review the setup.

Compare plans on annual cost, team seats and what happens at the cap, not on the first number you see.

Prices change, so always confirm current figures on each vendor's own site before you commit.