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StackOS vs Wayfront

The short answer

Wayfront, formerly SPP.co, is strong for productized services: order forms, subscriptions, and a client portal, with an API on an add-on. StackOS is built for studios that sell custom website projects and care plans: estimates by deliverable, proposals with e-signature, projects, the client's website, and double-entry books. If you sell only productized subscriptions, Wayfront is more specialized.

Last checked October 9, 2026. Prices from each vendor's pricing page.

Wayfront is for

Agencies that sell productized services through order forms and subscriptions.

Their pitch

“Unlimited clients & projects for one all-in-one monthly price”

StackOS is for

Web studios that sell custom projects and ongoing care plans.

Our pitch

“Your studio, one stack.” The all-in-one platform for people who build the web.

Feature and price comparison

StackOS vs Wayfront, feature and price comparison
FeatureStackOSWayfront
Client portalIncludedIncluded
Productized order formsPackages clients can requestIncluded
Estimates by deliverableIncludedNot built in
Website monitoring and reportsIncludedNot built in
Double-entry booksIncludedNot built in
Public APIOn the roadmap$300 add-on
Price$69.95 a month yearly, plus $24.95 per teammate. Every feature.$99 to $249 a month, yearly

Wayfront pricing: $99 a month base with 5 seats, $249 Pro, billed yearly. Extra seats $18. API add-on $300. Checked October 9, 2026. Features change; check each vendor before you buy.

Where Wayfront is better

  • Specialized order forms for productized services
  • An API add-on; StackOS has no public API yet

Where StackOS is better

  • Estimates, sitemaps, and proposals for custom web projects
  • Monitoring, analytics, and reports for client sites
  • Double-entry books with bank feeds
  • A lower starting price for a small team

Switching

Moving from Wayfront is easier than you think.

Read the switching guide
  1. 1Export clients and import them as CSV.
  2. 2Set up your services as packages in StackOS.
  3. 3Move recurring clients to recurring invoices with autopay.

Frequently asked questions

Is StackOS a Wayfront alternative?

For web studios that sell custom projects and care plans, yes. If you sell only productized subscriptions through order forms, Wayfront is more specialized.

Does StackOS have an API?

Not yet. A public API, webhooks, and Zapier are on the roadmap, without a date.

Can clients request services in the StackOS portal?

Yes. Package your services once and clients can browse and request them from their portal.

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