OrderPort Review, Pricing & Features

OrderPort is all-in-one winery software for POS, wine club, ecommerce and reservations. Plans from $0 to $400+ per month with no sales fees.

Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026

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Retail, Restaurant & POS
Pricing
Subscription, from $150/month
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Last updated
October 26, 2026
Headquarters
Bellevue, WA
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What is OrderPort?

OrderPort is an all-in-one winery management platform. It brings ecommerce, point of sale, wine club management, reservations, customer CRM, reporting, payments and marketing into a single connected system. The company's pitch is that a winery should not need five different applications to run its direct-to-consumer business.

The product is built specifically for wineries, from boutique family producers to multi-location operations with complex clubs and tasting rooms. The site also has a Craft section covering cider, mead, spirits and beer. OrderPort is based in Bellevue, Washington, and recently announced a strategic investment in Wine Suite to expand across North America and Europe.

How does OrderPort work?

All modules share one database. A sale made at the tasting room, an online order, a club shipment and a reservation all attach to the same customer record. The company says this removes duplicate data and gives staff a complete view of each guest, so a club member can be recognized as soon as they reach the bar.

Wineries start with a dedicated onboarding specialist who works 1:1 with them from kickoff to go-live. The team migrates club members, orders, products, customer profiles and history, sets up the webstore and trains staff. Launch dates are planned around the winery's season, such as before club season or after harvest.

Key features of OrderPort

The POS covers tastings, retail, events and club sales. The wine club module supports six club models with recurring billing, customizable memberships, allocations, subscriptions and loyalty programs. Customers describe batching allocation releases while still editing individual shipments before processing.

Ecommerce stores connect to live inventory, shipping and payments. A native reservation system handles tastings, tours and events. Reporting ships with more than 90 standard reports on sales, memberships, inventory and shipments.

Marketing includes campaigns, automation and audience segmentation. OrderPort Payments, powered by Stripe, accepts major cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, ACH, Affirm and Stripe Link.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Covers POS, wine club, ecommerce, reservations, marketing, reporting and payments in one platform.
  • Advertises zero percent of sales fees, so costs do not rise with revenue.
  • In-house data migration is included at no extra charge, with a 1:1 onboarding specialist.
  • Live support is available seven days a week by phone, email and Helpdesk.
  • Offers six club models with allocations, subscriptions and recurring billing.
  • Works with existing Star Micronics hardware, and the site lists a $59 card reader.

Cons

  • Pro and Restaurant prices are shown only as starting points, so total cost needs a custom quote.
  • A one-time onboarding fee starting at $1,000 is required for each program.
  • Built specifically for wineries and craft beverage, so it is a narrow fit for other retail businesses.
  • Stated onboarding timelines vary between pages (4 to 8 weeks versus 4 to 6 weeks).

Pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is OrderPort?

OrderPort is an all-in-one winery management platform. It combines ecommerce, point of sale, wine club management, reservations, CRM, reporting, payments and marketing in one connected system.

How much does OrderPort cost?

Plans are One at $0 per month, Plus at $150 per month, Pro starting at $300 and Restaurant starting at $400. A one-time onboarding fee starting at $1,000 applies to each program, and the company says it charges no percentage of sales.

Does OrderPort offer a free trial?

The sources do not mention a free trial. They list a $0 per month One plan and offer customized demos on request.

Who is OrderPort best for?

It is built for wineries of all sizes, from boutique family producers to multi-location operations and winery restaurants. It is especially suited to club-focused and destination wineries that want one system for sales, club and guests.

How long does it take to switch to OrderPort?

The company says most wineries go live in 4 to 8 weeks, and another page cites 4 to 6 weeks. Timelines depend on complexity and the amount of data migrated, and onboarding is scheduled around the winery's season.

Can I migrate my existing wine club and customer data?

Yes. OrderPort provides in-house migration of club members, orders, products, customer profiles and historical data at no extra charge.

What payment methods does OrderPort support?

OrderPort Payments is powered by Stripe and supports major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, ACH, Affirm and Stripe Link. The site also mentions additional partner payment options.

What support does OrderPort provide?

Support is available by phone, email and Helpdesk seven days a week, excluding holidays, and is included with every program. Wineries also get a 1:1 onboarding specialist, complimentary training sessions, webinars and OrderPort University resources.

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