68 Features, One Price: Everything a GSM Unlock Store Needs

Most platform demos look great right up until you open the pricing page. The feature that sold you turns out to sit in a higher tier. The supplier connection is an add-on. The API is either extra every month or capped at an order count that one decent week will blow straight through. By the time the store is genuinely usable, the number you budgeted for has doubled.

We went the other way. Every one of the 68 features below is switched on in every plan, starting with the smallest. The only thing that changes as you move up is how much server you get — processor, memory and disk — because capacity is the only part that actually costs more to provide. Features do not.

What “everything included” actually means

That phrase is easy to write and harder to honour, so here is the specific version. There is no switch on your account that we can flip later to sell you something back. There is no per-order fee on your own API, and no ceiling on how many orders your supplier automation is allowed to place. A second staff login does not cost a second licence. If it appears in this list, it is in your store on the first day.

Here is the whole thing, grouped the way you will actually use it.

Storefront and ordering (12)

This is the part your customers judge you on, so it gets the most attention. You run two catalogues — IMEI unlock services and server services — and every entry can carry its own logo, which is what makes a price list look like a real business rather than a spreadsheet.

Visitors can read your prices before they create an account. That sounds like a small thing and it is one of the biggest conversion levers you have: people who are forced to register before they can see a number usually just leave. For the customers who are already in, bulk ordering lets them paste a whole column of IMEIs and submit the lot in one action, and each service can ask for exactly the fields you decide it needs. Codes and results appear the moment they arrive, with one-tap copy on any result.

A free public IMEI checker is included as a traffic magnet — it costs you nothing to run and gives people a reason to land on your domain before they ever intend to buy. Around all of that, the home page is yours to edit (hero, feature blocks, FAQ), the navigation menu reorders by dragging, and you get a blog plus unlimited custom pages. Two storefront themes, nineteen accent colours, light and dark.

Customer accounts (7)

Every customer gets a prepaid wallet with a full transaction history, so the “where did my balance go” conversation answers itself. Sign-in covers Google, two-factor authentication and passkeys, which means a customer who wants no password at all can have exactly that.

Each account also shows its own login history, so a customer can spot a session that is not theirs without needing to ask you first. The interface runs in nine languages, and every customer can pick their own colour theme.

Payments and billing (5)

Nine gateways ship ready to configure: Stripe, PayPal, USDT TRC20, USDT BEP20, bank transfer, Revolut, Mercado Pago, PushinPay and Wise. Between card, crypto, bank and regional options, that covers most of the world without you chasing a plugin.

Every top-up produces an invoice. You set the minimum top-up amount. You can put customers into groups that each carry their own discount, which is how you keep a high-volume reseller happy without rewriting your whole price list. Affiliate commissions and referral links are built in for when you want other people selling on your behalf.

Supplier automation (6)

This is the part that decides whether your store is a business or a night shift. Supplier connections are Fusion-compatible, so the providers you already work with connect without a custom integration. Orders are forwarded to them automatically, and statuses and results come back and land on the order without anyone watching a screen.

You can import a supplier's entire service list in a single click instead of typing hundreds of entries, and costs and prices resync every three hours so your margins do not quietly go underwater when a supplier changes their rates. There is no monthly cap on automated orders — volume is the goal, not a billing event.

Your own reseller API (5)

Your customers can resell from you the same way you resell from your suppliers. The endpoint is Fusion-compatible, which matters more than it sounds: a reseller who already has tooling pointed at another provider can point it at you and it simply works, with nothing to rewrite. There is a modern REST API alongside it for anyone building something new.

Every customer gets their own API key, balance and order-status lookups are included, and there is a public documentation page you can hand straight to a prospect.

Admin and reporting (9)

Staff accounts are unlimited with permissions set per role, so a support agent does not need to see your financials to answer a ticket. The sales report shows real profit rather than just revenue, which is the number that actually tells you whether a service is worth carrying. There are deposit and best-seller reports alongside it, and CSV export on the reports for when you want your own spreadsheet.

Two things in here exist specifically because money is involved: a wallet integrity check that catches balance drift before it becomes an argument, and a log of every change your staff make. A server health page rounds it out.

Support and marketing (7)

Support tickets keep the full conversation history, and a contact form catches visitors who do not have an account yet. Every notification email is editable, so your customers read your words and not ours.

Sending runs through Mailgun or your own SMTP. Mass email campaigns include one-click unsubscribe, which is not a nicety any more — it is what keeps you out of spam folders. Order updates can be pushed to Telegram, and you get Telegram broadcast plus a chat button on the site.

Security (9)

A store holding customer balances is a target, so this is not a section we treat as optional. Sign-up and sign-in are protected by a built-in image captcha or Cloudflare Turnstile, whichever you prefer, and strict rate limits apply to both the website and the API. There is an IP blocklist for the addresses that keep coming back.

Idle admin sessions sign themselves out. HTTPS can be forced site-wide, security headers are hardened by default, and Cloudflare controls including under-attack mode and cache purge are available from your own dashboard. Wallet balances are guarded at the database level, which is the layer that still holds when something above it goes wrong.

Branding and running it (8)

The store is yours, not ours: name, logo, favicon, colours and your own domain. Images can be cropped and resized as you upload them, so a supplier logo that arrives at the wrong size does not need a round trip through other software.

The storefront is search-engine ready out of the box — page descriptions, canonical links, proper link previews when a page is shared, structured data, and a sitemap that maintains itself as you add services and posts. Updates are one click with no server work. There is a maintenance mode for when you need one, an announcement banner on the customer dashboard, and your own currency and timezone throughout.

Why this adds up to margin

Count the pieces of that list you would otherwise be paying for separately, or doing by hand. Supplier automation and an uncapped reseller API are the two that move real money: one removes the labour from every order, the other lets your customers place orders while you are asleep. Profit-aware reporting is what stops you scaling a service that only looks profitable, and the wallet integrity check is what stops a slow accounting problem turning into a refund argument six months in.

The tier you choose should be about how much traffic you expect, not about which features you are permitted to have.

Common questions

Are any of these features restricted on the cheapest plan?

No. All 68 are active on every plan including the free trial. Plans differ by server resources only.

Is there a limit on API orders?

No monthly cap, and no per-order fee — on your supplier automation or on the API your own resellers use.

Can I move an existing store across?

Yes, and migration is free. Customers, orders and wallet balances come with you, so nobody has to top up twice.

Do I need to manage the server?

No. Hosting, SSL and updates are handled, which is why the plans differ by capacity rather than by feature.

See it before you commit

You can read the full feature list on the home page, or skip the reading and open the live demo — storefront, customer panel and admin panel, all with logins pre-filled and no signup. When you are ready, the 90-day free trial needs no card, and plans start at $20 a month with everything above switched on.