What DHRU Fusion Costs in 2026 and Where the Caps Bite

If you run an IMEI unlock store, or plan to open one, the sticker price of your platform is only the start. What matters is what each plan caps, because a cap decides when your monthly bill jumps. This guide covers the DHRU Fusion price list for 2026, turns it into yearly numbers, and shows how to compare it with other options. DHRU Fusion is a respected name in this space, so we will keep the comparison fair.

The DHRU Fusion Cloud plans, per dhru.com in October 2026

All figures below are in USD and come from dhru.com in October 2026. Check the vendor's page before you budget, since prices can change.

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

What a full year really adds up to

Monthly figures can hide the real commitment. Multiplying them by twelve gives this:

• Basic: $348 billed yearly, or $468 month to month.
• Professional: $1,188 billed yearly, or $1,548 month to month.
• Enterprise: $4,656 billed yearly, or $5,856 month to month.

The gap between yearly and monthly billing is $120 on Basic, $360 on Professional and $1,200 on Enterprise. Yearly billing is cheaper, but it also commits you before you know how your volume will grow.

Where the caps matter

Automated orders

Ten thousand automated orders a month sounds like plenty. But a store with bulk resellers, API clients and a busy checkout can use that quickly. Count every order your system processes, not only the ones placed by hand on your site. Reseller traffic through a Fusion API connection counts as volume too. The step from Basic to Professional is $60 a month on yearly billing, so it is worth knowing in advance when you will cross it.

Team members

Two seats cover an owner and one support agent. Once you add a second shift, a bookkeeper or a technician who answers tickets, you are shopping for the next tier for staffing reasons rather than order volume. Seat caps are easy to forget in planning, and they are often what pushes a growing shop up a plan.

Costs the price list does not show

The subscription is one line in your budget. These also belong in your total:

• Supplier credit. Your platform fee is separate from what you load with suppliers. No software removes that cost, and no software can promise a supplier will always succeed.
• Setup and hosting effort. Check whether you handle servers, updates and backups yourself or whether the vendor does.
• Moving in. Importing customers, services and wallet balances takes time. Ask whether migration is free.
• Branding. Your own domain, theme and checkout should not need an add-on.

How GSMSS prices the same job

GSMSS is a managed platform. We host your store, and you sell under your own brand. We do not sell unlocks to end users. Plans are $20, $50, $100 and $300 a month, and every plan includes every feature. Billing yearly gives you two months free, which works out to $200, $500, $1,000 and $3,000 a year. There is a 6-month free trial and migration is free through our migration service. The current plan details are on the pricing section.

What you get is a complete IMEI server with wallet billing for customers, a reseller API in Fusion-compatible format, and white-label hosting on your domain, all in one package. Features are not split across tiers, so the plan you choose depends on the size of your operation and not on which tools you want to unlock.

A fair way to compare

Do not compare only the lowest prices. Work through the same checklist for each platform:

1. Estimate your monthly order volume, including reseller API traffic, and see which plan holds it.
2. Count the people who need panel access, now and in twelve months.
3. Price a full year, on both monthly and yearly billing.
4. Ask what is included at your tier and what costs extra: branding, API access, modules.
5. Find out who hosts and maintains the system.
6. Check how existing customers and wallet balances move across.

DHRU Fusion has a long track record, and its Fusion API format is the one many suppliers and resellers already speak. If cap-based tiers fit your volume, it can be a sound choice. If you would rather not plan around order and seat limits, read our side-by-side comparison or the guide to choosing a DHRU Fusion alternative.

The bottom line

Treat the plan caps as part of the price. Basic starts at $348 a year on yearly billing, but the real figure depends on your order volume, your team size and the work around the software. Run the numbers for your own shop, then compare them with a flat-feature GSM unlock server platform. With a free six-month trial, you can test the alternative without paying anything up front.